Government will provide reports for transition of power in Guatemala

The government team for the transition of power in Guatemala today to deliver the highest authority responsible for winning at the polls the documents required to formally start the process tomorrow between them.Contain data points and the topics requested by the collective work of the elected president, Otto Perez Molina, accumulated in the management of President Alvaro Colom four-year, who was sworn in on January 14, 2008.Colom proposed to his successor to form a working group for the handover, scheduled by law on January 14, 2012, and reached the agreement required meetings start tomorrow, the first to facilitate the transfer of information.The staff of the Patriot Party and government to more accurately define the steps in providing data to the officials appointed to conduct public institutions, and thus the executive to assume good start its activities.

The next stage will include meetings between the current ministers and new, which is expected to begin with the portfolio managers of the Interior, Public Health and Welfare and Communications, Infrastructure and Housing.Perez Molina pledged this week to have your payroll full Cabinet, after confirming two starters.They are the ministries of Foreign Affairs, the former presidential candidate by the coalition Vision with Values-Encounter for Guatemala Harold Caballeros, and the Interior, the former Army officer Mauricio Lopez.After contact between the outgoing head of state and elected, he stressed the commitment of Colombia led authorities to provide all information requested and ensure an orderly transfer.Any obstacle, any problem presented, he (Colom) will be in a position to intervene, he confirmed.He said he hoped the completion of the transition on December 15 in order to have his team enough time to reconcile the government plans provided data.