Arrested for Solórzano Foppa's murder accuses the National Civil Police (PNC) of planting a weapon in his backpack: "There are cameras, they need to check."

On the occasion of the International Day of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, public attention has turned toward the cultural assets and traditions recognized internationally. Specifically, discussions focus on identifying which Guatemalan cultural properties and goods officially belong to the prestigious UNESCO heritage list.

This observance highlights the ongoing efforts to document, preserve, and promote cultural expressions that are passed down through generations. The inclusion of national assets on the UNESCO list brings significant recognition to a country's heritage, fostering both local pride and international awareness regarding the protection of intangible traditions.