Watch live: Bernardo Arevalo sworn in as the 52nd president of Guatemala

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Bernardo Arevalo is sworn in as the 52nd president of Guatemala after months of protests as the Attorney General’s office continues to persecute those involved in anti-corruption efforts.

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