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Guatemalan President Otto Pérez Molina has rejected an attempt by the Organization of American States (OMS) to reach agreements that pro-family activists would lead to the legalization of same-sex “marriage.” “The foundation of Guatemalan society are the families and we will comply with the moral values and ethics that our Constitution demands,” declared the president. President Otto Pérez Molina The topic was discussed during the 43 rd  regular session of the OAS General Assembly held in the city of Antigua, Guatemala , entitled, “For a Comprehensive Policy against the World Drug Problem in the Americas ”. The president refused to sign onto two documents, saying he found within them things “that we do not agree with.” The agreements would have added the term “sexual orientation” to the list of categories protected from discrimination, paving the way for same-sex “marriage” to be legalized in the future. The documents were titled "the Inter-American Convention ag

Image via Wikipedia Nine out of eleven of Guatemala ’s presidential candidates recently attended a forum held by the country’s Catholic bishops , where the candidates unanimously rejected the decriminalization of abortion, homosexual adoption , and other socially liberal policies, according to the Prensa Libre newspaper. The responses indicate a very different mentality from the sexually libertine morality prevailing in industrialized countries, where free sexual liaisons are increasingly regarded as “normal” and abortion is almost universally offered as a backup in the case contraception fails. The candidates present included members of a variety of parties on both sides of the political spectrum, including Otto Pérez Molina of the Patriotic Party , Manuel Baldizón of the Renewed Democratic Liberty Party, Patricia de Arzú of the Unionist Party,  and Rigoberta Menchú of the Broad Front of the Left. All nine candidates said that abortion should be entirely prohibited under the la