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En la lucha actual contra la impunidad en Guatemala, desde el Ministerio Publico y la Comision Internacional contra la Impunidad en Guatemala (CICIG), con el soporte de la Organizacion de las Naciones Unidas (ONU) y la Comunidad Internacional, se han procesado responsables de delitos de lesa humanidad durante el conflicto armado interno (1960-1996). El caso del Comando Regional de Entrenamiento de Operaciones de Mantenimiento de la Paz (CREOMPAZ) por el que estan procesados 11 militares es paradigmatico: confluyen en el mismo sitio, el resguardo de la ONU y lo que fue la Zona Militar No. 21, y el hallazgo de 533 osamentas de victimas de la represion de fuerzas de seguridad del Estado en los 80. Esto revela una situacion compleja: un gobierno recien entrante con vinculacion a los militares procesados y la resistencia a un Estado de derecho democratico desde las tradicionales fuerzas del poder. Abstract In the current actions against the impunity in Guatemala, the Public Prosecutor Office and the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala (ICIG), with the support of the United Nations (UN) and the International Community, prosecutes those responsible for human rights violations during the internal armed conflict (1960–1996). The case of Comando Regional de Entrenamiento de Operaciones de Mantenimiento de la Paz (CREOMPAZ), in which 11 military officers were judged, is paradigmatic: in the same site converged the UN shelter, the Military Zone No. 21 and the finding of skeletal remains of 533 victims of repressions of the security forces in the 1980s. This reveals the complex situation: an incoming government with ties to the prosecuted military officers and the resistance against a democratic rule of law from the traditional powers.

Impunity and transitional justice in the recent history of Guatemala: towards a democratic rule of law