The Ministerio de Comunicaciones, the government ministry responsible for communications and infrastructure in Guatemala, shared updates on recent official activities through its Twitter account. The posts highlighted both a philatelic event honoring half a century of history and the importance of economic autonomy for women.
On December 2, 2025, the ministry stated: "La actividad contó con la participación del viceministro de Comunicaciones, José Raúl Solares, así como autoridades de @correosgt y del @Ejercito_GT . Preservamos nuestra historia a través de la filatelia. #AlPuebloDignoSeLeResponde : https://t.co/gSicr0dMlR https://t.co/lTwrODB7vp". The tweet reported the attendance of Vice Minister José Raúl Solares along with officials from Correos de Guatemala and the Guatemalan Army at an event focused on preserving national history through philately.
In a related post on the same day, the ministry added: "Durante el acto se realizó la develación oficial de la gigantografía que presenta el arte de esta edición especial, un homenaje postal que reconoce medio siglo de trayectoria. https://t.co/JAVd5DEqDT". This message described the unveiling of a large-format artwork celebrating fifty years of achievement as part of a special postal tribute.
On December 3, 2025, the ministry addressed women's empowerment by posting: "La autonomía económica transforma vidas. Cuando una mujer tiene acceso a empleo digno, recursos productivos y oportunidades reales, se abren caminos de libertad, seguridad y decisión sobre su propio futuro. #CambiemosLasFormas @GuatemalaGob @SEPREMGUATEMALA @SCSPGT https://t.co/aGP0ssyit4". The tweet emphasized that access to decent employment and productive resources can provide women with greater freedom and decision-making power over their futures.
The Ministerio de Comunicaciones regularly collaborates with other government agencies such as Correos de Guatemala—the national postal service—and promotes initiatives supporting social inclusion and historical preservation across Guatemala.
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