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Congress of the Republic of Guatemala

Congreso de la República de Guatemala
X Legislature
Coat of arms or logo
Type
Type
History
Founded11 March 1945
Leadership
Luis Contreras, CREO
since 14 January 2026
1st Vice President
Nery Ramos, Blue
since 14 January 2026
2nd Vice President
Elmer Palencia, Valor
since 14 January 2026
3rd Vice President
Kevyn Escobar, Cabal
since 14 January 2025
1st Secretary
Juan Carlos Rivera, VICTORIA
since 14 January 2026
Structure
Seats160 members
Political groups
Government (25)

Others (135)

Elections
Closed-listproportional representation
Last election
25 June 2023
Next election
2027
Motto
God, Union, Liberty
Meeting place
Zone 1,Guatemala City
Website
www.congreso.gob.gt
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TheCongress of the Republic (Spanish:Congreso de la República) is theunicamerallegislature of theRepublic of Guatemala. The Guatemalan Congress is made up of 160deputies who are elected bydirect universal suffrage to serve four-year terms. The electoral system is closed party list proportional representation. 31 of the deputies are elected on a nationwide list, whilst the remaining 127 deputies are elected in 22 multi-member constituencies. Each of Guatemala's 22departments serves as a district, with the exception of thedepartment of Guatemala containing the capital, which on account of its size is divided into two(distrito central anddistrito Guatemala). Departments are allocated seats based on their population size and they are shown in the table below.

Deputies by Department

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DepartmentDeputies
Listado Nacional31
Distrito Central19
Alta Verapaz9
Baja Verapaz2
Chimaltenango5
Chiquimula3
El Progreso1
Escuintla6
Guatemala (Distrito)11
Huehuetenango10
Izabal3
Jalapa3
Jutiapa4
Petén4
Quetzaltenango7
Quiché8
Retalhuleu3
Sacatepéquez3
San Marcos9
Santa Rosa3
Sololá3
Suchitepéquez5
Totonicapán4
Zacapa2
Total160

History

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Guatemala had a bicameral legislature in the 1845 constitution. It was replaced with the unicameral Chamber of Representatives (Spanish:Cámara de Representantes), which was in turn reformulated as the National Assembly (Spanish:Asamblea Nacional) in 1879, then the Congress of the Republic in 1945.[1]

Political culture

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It is not uncommon for deputies tochange parties during the legislature's term or to secede from a party and create a new party or congressional block.

Building

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The Congress of the Republic Guatemala is located in the Legislative Palace in Guatemala city.[2]

During theprotests against the budget for 2021 on 21 November 2020, protestors entered the building and set parts of it on fire.[3][4][5]

Latest election

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Main article:2023 Guatemalan general election
Result of the legislative election.
Congreso de Guatemala (2023)
Party or allianceNationalDistrictTotal
seats
+/–
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Vamos628,12615.066696,32515.543339+23
National Unity of Hope538,01012.905571,86712.762328–26
Semilla488,69211.725430,2979.601823+16
Cabal371,2158.903401,0358.951518New
Vision with Values288,5466.923258,6055.77811+4
ValorUnionistValor–Unionist229,8615.512124,1332.7735New
Valor197,5384.4177–2
Unionist Party22,3630.5000–3
Will, Opportunity and Solidarity186,4384.471178,7503.9934New
Todos169,1014.051198,8934.4456–1
URNG–MAIZWinaqURNG–MAIZ–Winaq133,6943.21125,0130.5601New
Winaq76,1371.7000–3
Guatemalan National Revolutionary Unity87,6871.9600–3
Nosotros131,2173.151138,7423.1023New
Victory124,9463.001126,8302.8323
Bienestar Nacional112,7422.701121,4882.7134–4
Blue Party98,4872.361109,8022.4512New
Elephant Community95,4352.29190,0402.0112New
Podemos86,4752.07087,0111.9400–1
Commitment, Renewal and Order84,6672.030102,4212.2933–3
Movement for the Liberation of Peoples74,8021.79081,1421.8100–1
Humanist Party of Guatemala61,5641.48072,0591.6100–6
Change52,7541.26087,8211.9611New
National Advancement Party45,9401.10041,5940.9300–2
My Family45,4021.09044,5760.9900New
Republican Union34,9820.84034,1590.7600New
National Convergence Front28,8270.69029,3860.6600–8
Guatemalan People's Party23,8370.57012,6720.2800New
Republican Party21,6580.52020,1150.4500New
National Integration Party13,9270.33012,4160.2800New
Total4,171,345100.00324,480,917100.00128160
Source:TSE (99.13% counted, national votes)TSE

Central American Parliament

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20
PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Vamos655,90617.755+2
National Unity of Hope594,91816.104–1
Semilla425,62911.523+2
Vision with Values274,1937.422+1
ValorUnionist256,2916.942+1
Todos166,5094.511
Will, Opportunity and Solidarity155,1814.201+1
Nosotros131,2843.551+1
Victory120,1063.251+1
URNG–MAIZWinaq118,9983.220–2
Bienestar Nacional108,0302.920
Elephant Community100,9322.730
Blue Party95,5402.590
Podemos86,1162.330
Commitment, Renewal and Order81,8922.220–1
Humanist Party of Guatemala70,2191.900
Change55,2761.500
My Family48,9481.320
National Advancement Party41,7121.130
Republican Union34,4150.930
National Convergence Front28,9300.780–2
Guatemalan People's Party23,4350.630
Republican Party20,6660.560
Total3,695,126100.0020
Valid votes3,695,12665.83
Invalid votes1,272,52122.67
Blank votes645,51111.50
Total votes5,613,158100.00
Source:TSE (99.10% percent counted)

See also

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Notes

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References

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  1. ^Guatemala. Latin American series; no. 30. 1947.hdl:2027/hvd.32044058953571.
  2. ^"Palacio Legislativo".Congreso de la República. Retrieved12 September 2023.
  3. ^Wirtz, Nic; Kitroeff, Natalie (21 November 2021)."Protesters in Guatemala Set Fire to Congress Building Over Spending Cuts".The New York Times. Retrieved28 July 2021.
  4. ^Pérez D., Sonia (21 November 2020)."Protesters burn part of Guatemala's Congress building".ABC News.Archived from the original on 21 November 2020. Retrieved28 November 2021.
  5. ^"Protesters set fire to Guatemalan Congress".MSN.com. AFP. 21 November 2020. Retrieved28 November 2021.

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