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REPORT: Explosive Allegations Claim Tony Blinken and the US State Department RIGGED a Foreign Election
Investigative journalist @RyanMattaMedia claims the US State Department manipulated Guatemala’s recent elections through threats and blackmail in an effort to cover up child trafficking operations involving US-linked entities.
“Our State Department has come in and put this massive pressure campaign on the Guatemalan government to pretty much… threaten them, telling them to basically shut up, stop investigating this election fraud, or the full weight of the United States government is going to come down and they’re going to crush you,” Matta explains.
At the center of this scandal is Guatemala’s Attorney General, who Matta says had gathered enough evidence to raid the foundation Save the Children, an NGO accused of trafficking children out of Guatemala. Despite the gravity of the allegations, Matta claims that her attempts to secure cooperation from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton went unanswered.
According to Matta, Secretary of State Antony Blinken played a critical role in suppressing investigations and maintaining control over Guatemala’s political landscape.
He alleges, “Blinken suspends the visas of 108 out of 160 members of Congress of the Guatemalan government that voted to actually investigate this election fraud… then he went a step further and froze 400 additional visas to all of their friends, relatives, and family members.”
The retaliation didn’t end there; Matta claims the State Department backed a president whose campaign centered on removing the Attorney General—a move that Matta asserts was critical to stalling investigations into election fraud and trafficking networks.
The allegations are bolstered by a May 7th letter from US lawmakers, including Warren Davidson and Scott Perry, addressed to Blinken and USAID Administrator Samantha Power. The letter states:
“We write to draw your attention to reports detailing the misuse of the administration’s influence in the legislative matters of the Guatemalan Congress. This misuse undermines the free exercise of democracy… and serves to undermine support for the United States in Guatemala and in the region.”
At the heart of these allegations is a disturbing link between the US government and child trafficking. Matta claims that over 212,000 children have been trafficked out of Guatemala, with many ending up in the United States, where they are handed over to unvetted sponsors.
“These NGOs don’t operate independently,” Matta says. “They move kids and children around between NGOs like their inventory at an Amazon warehouse.”
He alleges that the US government facilitated this system, adding, “Our government has taken possession of Guatemalan children, delivered them to pedophiles, human traffickers, MS-13 gang members, and the worst people on the terrorist watch list.”
If proven true, this isn’t just a story about rigging elections. It’s a story about silencing investigations, protecting the powerful, and allowing children to fall victim to unspeakable crimes. The American people and the world deserve answers.
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