Congress prepares to have four ministers face pending interpellations
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- Guatemala’s congressional bloc leaders approved the agendas for plenary sessions on September 8, 10 and 17.
- Three of the 13 interpellations requested by a lawmaker were included, leaving four ministers awaiting questioning.
Guatemala’s Congress is preparing for four ministers to face interpellations, while the Independence Day holiday pauses the legislative agenda for the September 15 plenary session.
The congressional bloc leaders approved the agendas for the plenary sessions scheduled for September 8, 10 and 17. Those agendas include three of the 13 interpellations requested by a lawmaker.
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