Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo denies a report that Guatemala has agreed to a U.S. deal involving anti-drug trafficking operations in the country. According to the reports, the claim centers on U.S.-Guatemala cooperation for enforcement activities aimed at combating drug trafficking, but Arévalo says no such agreement has been reached. Both outlets frame the story around the denial and focus on the discrepancy between the reported arrangement and the president’s position. The dispute highlights the role of public statements by senior officials in clarifying whether cooperation arrangements exist and what form they take. The available information centers on Arévalo’s denial; details about any purported agreement, such as scope, locations, timeline, or the specific agencies involved, are not confirmed in the excerpts provided. The reporting indicates the claim has circulated enough to prompt a direct response from Guatemala’s head of state, while the president’s denial puts the reported deal’s status in question.