26/07/1951, Guatemala City, Guatemala.
Árbenz and his party, the PRNSACHG won the 1950 elections against the left wing PAR and the right wing DCG, the first in congratule Árbenz was Francisco Franco, one of his biggest supporters, followed by Perón and latter the others leaders of the concert of the nations.
During his youth age he read several books and articles about Third positinionism, National-Syndicalism, Hispanism, Catholic traditionalism and Anti-Sionism, getting inspired and becoming a Guatemalan version of George Sorel, Philippe Petain and José Antonio Primo De Rivera.
He was opposed to racism, International intervention and Anglo-American dominion of the economy and politics of the continent, he also was in favor of the women liberation.
His first step as president was unleashing the paramilitary of the party to crackdown on the oligarchy, o political and ecclesiastical opposition, the communist Guatemalan Labour Party, lead by Manuel Fortuny and an Argentinian man called Ernesto Guevara, ignited a small civil war that ended with Fortuny dead, the party crippled and Ernesto with other leaders exiled in the Soviet Union.
Árbenz used this opportunity to abolish democracy and the multiparty system, reformatting the constitution and secured his grip on the national power.
He started an economic cooperation pact with Argentina and Spain, this was part of his twenty years plan to transform Guatemala in a industrial and military powerhouse that will lead the way of Central America and the Caribbean.
In 1953 he started a massive agrarian reform, eliminating the UFC and most of the landlords in Guatemala, this was followed by the nationalization of all infrastructure, financial institutions, the communication apparatus and the extermination of freemasonry and sionism in the nation.
In the cultural aspect he attracted exiles from lots of nations that fell into communism, specially Koreans, Russians, Poles and Croatians, mostly ex-Ustace officers, the Russian emigres bringed with them a lot of literature and the ballet to Guatemala, effectively enriching the culture of the country.
In late October of 1954 Castillo Armas and other reactionary officers tried to overthrow Árbenz, but the B.S.I.E.G ( Buró de Seguridad e Inteligencia Estatal Guatemalteco) informed Árbenz of the plan the day before, so hi sent the B.P.E.D.R. (Brigada Policial Especial para la Defensa de la Revolución) to end the confabulation, and never again anyone heard about the plotters and their families.
By 1955 his power was unchallenged and his popularity was high, he was called Caudillo, Ahau and Coronel Perpetuo by his supporters.