But the period of the talks left these demands behind and made them unclear. While the peace talks were continuing, they started to reach agreements in several matters. In short, that is, the PAN was the representative of a clever and fully confident bourgeoisie and the support of European imperialists was with them. The bourgeoisie found the chance to get what they wanted from the peace treaty. In the concept of the signed agreement between guerrillas and government, the present regime is the main reference.
Capitalism is untouchable.
There are also no changes in the principles of relations with imperialists, that is, neocolonialist relations. Some economic improvements and reforms for democratisation are the essence of the agreement. The possibility of making such improvements and the degree of them are another matter and there is no guarantee either. One of the decisive points of the peace treaty is that the application of the reforms in Guatemala is up to parliament. The same parliament carried the responsibility for exploitation, tyranny and war against the people for years.