What does the order the Constitutional Court gave to the Government to lift the blockades say, the deadline they granted, and how did the magistrates vote?

Guatemala's Corte de Constitucionalidad (CC) has issued an official order directing the government to clear ongoing road blockades. The judicial ruling outlines specific parameters, including a mandatory deadline for compliance and a detailed breakdown of how the magistrates voted on the decision.

The directive puts legal pressure on the executive branch to restore public transit and commercial routes affected by the demonstrations. As the government evaluates its response to the judicial mandate, the ruling highlights the ongoing tension between social protest and the judicial enforcement of public order.