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How the CIA Killed Democracy in Guatemala

In 1954, a CIA-backed coup overthrew Guatemala’s elected president. The new regime outlawed opposition, rolled back reforms, and triggered four decades of civil war, repression, and mass killings. Here's how it happened. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons Unsplash Skull icon attribution: https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/sk... Video Credits: "Arbenz & the CIA, Guatemala 1950's" – 1950s (exact year unknown) "Chet Huntley Reporting" by NBC – 1962 "China: The Roots of Madness" – 1967 Classic Television Commercials - 1948 "Communism" by Coronet Instructional Films – 1952 "Office Etiquette " by Encyclopaedia Britannica Films – 1950 "Printing Through The Ages" by Encyclopaedia Britannica Films – 1950 "Science of Spying" – 1965 "Soviet Union Welcomes Nasser" – 1956 "Telephone and Telegraph" by Holmes (Burton) Films, Inc.– 1946 "U.S. Germ Warfare in Korea" – 1952 “What Is Money?” by Coronet Instructional Films – 1947 Music Credits: "Balada Gitana" by House of the Gipsies "Blacksmith" by Godmode "Broken Promise" by Jimena Contreras "From Russia With Love" by Huma-Huma "Juan Sebastian" by Inaban _ Nabani "Midnight Trace" by Jimena Contreras "Minor Lament for Solo Bass" by John Patitucci "Righteous" by Silent Partner "Standoff" by Density & Time "Tropic" by Public Memory "Wandering" by Nat Keefe "Wide Boys" by Underbelly & Ty Mayer Sources: "A Private Coup" – JSTOR Daily (2021) The Brothers by Stephen Kinzer (2003) CIA Reading Room – Guatemala Collection National Security Archive – Electronic Briefing Book No. 4 Bitter Fruit: The Story of the American Coup in Guatemala by Stephen Schlesinger & Stephen Kinzer (1982) United Fruit Company – John Foster Dulles Biography Swiss National Museum – "A Swiss President for Guatemala" (2023) Zinn Education Project – "Jacobo Árbenz Guzmán Deposed" UFC Guatemala – Voices from Wooster CIA Declassified Document: DOC_0000135796 CIA Declassified Document: DOC_0000135031