Guatemala government responds to news story before it is published


  • World
  • Wednesday, 17 Sep 2014

GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Guatemala's government posted an online response to a newspaper article about the country's vice president before it was published, provoking criticism the government was spying on the country's media.

Pictures of the article, which linked a luxury property owned by Vice President Roxana Baldetti to businessmen who have benefited from government contracts, were put up on the government's website, along with a written response.

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