Guatemala–Venezuela relations

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Guatemalan-Venezuelan relations

Guatemala	Venezuela

Guatemala–Venezuelan relations are the bilateral relations between Guatemala and Venezuela.

History

In 2020, during the Venezuelan presidential crisis, Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei announced it would sever ties with Venezuela, prompting to close its embassy both in Caracas and Guatemala City.^[1] So

as Venezuela’s legit president.

See also

• Foreign relations of Guatemala
• Foreign relations of Venezuela

References