The fact that the incoming president has already agreed to the extension of CICIG, the U.N. agency that is responsible for investigating corruption, I think is a sign that there is that commitment there to really change things on the ground.
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Lowey highlights the commitment to combat corruption in Guatemala through the extension of a U.N. agency.
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