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Guatemala has recently been removed from the Financial Crimes Action Task Force’s (FATF) list of noncooperating countries. To do so, Guatemala had to satisfy FATF that it had made certain improvements to money laundering enforcement. Nevertheless, to the extent that money laundering is derived from drug trafficking and corruption, the situation in Guatemala is still not a good one.

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