President Otto Perez of Guatemala on Sunday dismissed allegations of corruption leveled against him by prosecutors and said he would not stand down, despite mounting pressure on his government and calls for his impeachment.
Guatemalan president says won't stand down amid graft scandal
Perez said he had received no money from the customs fraud investigators
Guatemalan president says won't stand down amid graft scandal
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In a televised address to the nation, Perez said he had received no money from the customs fraud investigators have linked him to and that his conscience was clear.
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