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Vamos.

Guatemalan political party

Seen in 7 reportsLast reported Sep 6

Reports this week: 0
Active events: 0
Connections: 8

What's happening

Reports per dayLast 90 days

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Earlier this month

Vamos representatives questioned the budget in the National Assembly, where deputies from the Democratic Revolutionary Party are present.

Some support1 report

One to three months ago

Several individuals, including Neftalí Zamora, resigned from the Vamos caucus, which is linked to the Panamanian National Assembly.

Some support3 reports

Around Vamos this week

News at the entities that move Vamos most

National Assembly Structural
The National Research Foundation (NRF) is providing grant funding for research, which is currently under discussion via a parliamentary question in the National Assembly.

Moves Vamos
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Connections

The 4 strongest of 8, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.

Gabriel Silva Structural

Gabriel Silva holds a leadership role within the government agency Vamos.

Some supportAug 30

Vamos → Gabriel Silva
Gabriel Silva → Vamos
National Assembly Structural

Vamos operates within the National Assembly, participating in legislative functions such as party-list voting and budget questioning.

Some supportSep 6

Vamos → National Assembly
National Assembly → Vamos
Juan Diego Vásquez Structural

Juan Diego Vásquez is identified as the leader of the Vamos movement.

Some supportAug 30

Vamos → Juan Diego Vásquez
Juan Diego Vásquez → Vamos
Paulette Thomas Structural

Paulette Thomas was a member of the Vamos coalition.

Some supportAug 28

Vamos → Paulette Thomas
Paulette Thomas → Vamos

History

Events by the month they began

September 2026

1 event

Sep 6, 2026Vamos representatives questioned the budget in the National Assembly, where deputies from the Democratic Revolutionary Party are present.

June 2026

1 event

Jun 12, 2026Several individuals, including Neftalí Zamora, resigned from the Vamos caucus, which is linked to the Panamanian National Assembly.