United Nations & Guatemala

United Nations: The United Nations, through its Secretary-General António Guterres and the World Meteorological Organization, has issued urgent warnings about the intensifying El Ni event, urging global preparedness and climate action.

Guatemala: Guatemala has raised alert levels and prepared 1.1 million rations for distribution in anticipation of a food security emergency caused by El Ni -induced drought in the 'Dry Corridor' region.

United Nations: The United Nations, through its Secretary-General António Guterres and the International — United Nations Security Council, is actively involved in addressing the crisis in Haiti by approving a gang-suppression force and providing humanitarian aid.

Guatemala: Guatemala has deployed troops as part of the new gang-suppression force in Haiti, contributing to the international effort to stabilize the country.

United Nations: The United Nations is backing a mission led by Kenya to contain gang violence in Haiti and has called for more logistical and financial support for this mission. The United Nations Human Rights Office is also tracking and reporting on the human rights crisis in Haiti.

Guatemala: Guatemala sent military police officers to join the United Nations-backed mission in Haiti.

United Nations: Nauru's support for Israel at the UN may influence voting patterns, but the UN's stance on Jerusalem remains unchanged.

Guatemala: Guatemala is one of the countries with an embassy in Jerusalem, but is not directly involved in this event.

United Nations: UN has accused the Ortega government of human rights violations and transforming the country into an authoritarian state.

Guatemala: Country where some Nicaraguan political prisoners were released to.