Manuel Conde

Manuel Conde

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Manuel Conde is a Guatemalan politician who was a candidate for the Vice Presidency in the 2023 general elections. He ran alongside Luis Suárez for the Vamos party, which was instrumental in bringing former president Alejandro Giammattei to power.

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Guatemala Guatemala: Manuel Conde is the secretary general of the Partido de Avanzada Nacional and a former presidential candidate. 6

Alejandro Quinteros Rafael Rojas Mynor Franco Irma Palencia Gabriel Aguilera Blanca Alfaro Guillermo Fuentes Carlos Pineda
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: TSE debe priorizar planificación de elecciones del 2027 y cancelación de partidos políticos, resaltan analistas

Dominican Republic Dominican Republic: Manuel Conde is a coordinator of the Equipo de Recuperación del Patrimonio Público. 8

Fernando P Henriquez Rafael Rivas Felix Reyna Miguel Ceara Hatton Edward Guzman Nuria Piera
Listín Diario – oldest Dominican newspaper, est. 1889: Equipo de Recuperación del Patrimonio Público actuaría en casos de Inabie y Senasa

Guatemala Guatemala: Manuel Conde, a former candidate from the official Vamos party, expressed the need for clear distinctions between opinion and campaigning. 6

Ruben Hidalgo Roberto Arzu Escobar Pablo Portocarrero Roberto Alejos Guillermo Fuentes Sandra Torres Armando Castillo Carlos Pineda Alvaro Arzu
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Políticos exigen al TSE reglas claras sobre libertad de expresión y campaña anticipada para evitar la autocensura

Guatemala Guatemala: Manuel Conde was a candidate for the Vice Presidency of Guatemala in the 2023 general elections. 5

Bernardo Arevalo Mondal Luis Suarez Alejandro Giammattei
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: CSJ rechaza antejuicio del presidente Bernardo Arévalo contra tres suplentes de la CC