The Coordinating Committee of Agricultural, Commercial, Industrial, and Financial Associations (CACIF) has formally requested the creation of a technical working group regarding the proposed water law (ley de aguas) in Guatemala. Simultaneously, congressional deputies have proposed socializing the legislative initiative prior to issuing a formal committee ruling (dictaminar).
This legislative debate occurs alongside broader environmental and economic concerns impacting the region, including an increased risk of drastic crop reductions driven by a current deficit of rains. Additional regional and international economic pressures, such as high prices, changing poverty dynamics, and housing challenges, further contextualize the discussions surrounding resource management and investment certainty.
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