Guatemala at an Inflection Point: What Would It Take to Become Latin America’s Next Breakout Nation?
Latin America is not a monolith. It is a spectrum. At one end are countries that have institutionalized stability—predictable governance, credible macroeconomic policy, and manageable security environments. At the other are states where institutional erosion or criminal capture has constrained economic mobility. In between sits Guatemala. It is neither a regional laggard nor yet a…