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Guatemala decrees state of emergency in two departments after lawmaker killed in attack
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What happenedGuatemala decrees state of emergency in two departments after lawmaker killed in attack.
The headline splitThe center frames it as "Guatemala decrees state of emergency in two departments after lawmaker killed in attack". The right frames it as "Guatemala declares state of emergency after three police officers, lawmaker killed".
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CenterGuatemala decrees state of emergency in two departments after lawmaker killed in attack
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Right / center-rightGuatemala declares state of emergency after three police officers, lawmaker killed
Guatemala declares state of emergency after three police officers, lawmaker killed
The decree limits outdoor gatherings and allows security officials to disperse groups by force, as well as to make arrests and enter residences without a warrant. It is effective immediatel...
Guatemala decrees state of emergency in two departments after lawmaker killed in attack
GUATEMALA CITY, Nov 14 - Guatemalan authorities on Saturday decreed a state of emergency in the eastern departments of Zacapa and Izabal, banning gatherings and boosting powers for security...