Introduction to the flavor and taste of coffee in Incht Manor, Guatemala, which has a stronger coffee flavor.

The capital city of Guatemala is the largest city in Guatemala and a city in Central America. area

996 km2, population 3.1 million (2010). It was founded in 1524. Due to repeated earthquake damage, it was relocated to its current location in 1776. There are many low-rise buildings in the city. It has been the capital since 1779. 1823-1838 It was the capital of the Central American Federation. A distribution center for coffee, corn, wheat and other agricultural products. It owns more than half of the country's industries, mainly cement, wood processing, textiles, tobacco, food processing and so on. Transportation hub, railway to the northeast, southwest respectively, access to Puerto Barrios and San Jose. It has a university (built in 1676), academy of sciences, museum, etc. The headquarters of the Central American Common Market is located here. There are Mayan cultural monuments in the suburbs. Tourist centers include Lake Atitlan, the old capital of Old Guatemala, the ancient Mayan city of Tikal and other famous cities such as Quetzaltenango and Chichicas de Nango. The city of Guatemala is the economic, cultural and transportation centre of the country. In the southern volcanic plateau, 1493 meters above sea level, the climate is unusually mild, flowers bloom all year round, green grass, seasonal changes are small, so there is a "evergreen city" reputation According to the 1986 Constitution, Guatemala is a pluralistic political system. The President is elected by universal suffrage as head of state, head of government and commander-in-chief of the armed forces and holds the highest executive power of the country. The unicameral National Assembly is the highest legislative body in the country. The Cabinet is the executive branch of the Government, headed directly by the President and assisted by the Vice President. [13]

Guatemala is a multiparty, independent democratic republic. The Constitution of 15 January 1986 provides for the separation of the legislature (Guatemala Congress), the executive (President and Vice-President) and the judiciary (Supreme Court), which is a system of separation of powers. Parliamentary and presidential elections are held every four years, and all citizens over the age of 18 have the right to vote. Military personnel do not have the right to vote. Congress appoints members of the Supreme Court for a four-year term. [14]

Constitution

The Constitution in force in Guatemala was adopted by the National Assembly in May 1985 and entered into force on 14 January 1986, with constitutional amendments adopted on 30 January 1994. The Constitution stipulates that the President and Vice President shall be elected directly for a term of four years and shall not be re-elected; the President shall be the Head of State, Head of Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces; and military personnel shall not be eligible for election as President until five years after retirement. [8]

Parliament

The Guatemala National Assembly is unicameral and exercises legislative power. Members serve for a term of four years and can be re-elected. There is a speaker and three deputy speakers for a term of one year. The current Parliament, which was formed in January 2012, has 158 seats. The distribution of seats among the parties is as follows: 57 seats for the Patriotic Party, 48 seats for the National Alliance for Hope and the Grand National Alliance, 14 seats for the National Alliance for Change and 14 seats for the Liberal Party for Democratic Renewal, and 27 seats for the remaining parties and independents. The current Speaker is Pedro Muadi of the Patriotic Party, who took office on 14 January 2013 for a one-year term

In Guatemala, the region known for producing high-quality beans is the country's highest coffee-growing region, the dry climate of the micro-Tenango region. It is located in a rare non-volcanic area in Central America. The mountains are bumpy and the terrain is very dangerous. Although the elevation is nearly 2000 meters, the warm, dry air blowing from the Mexican plains protects coffee trees in this area from frost.

Guatemala Antigua coffee is not only smooth and hard, but also of good quality. It is a perfect combination of acid and sweet. Together with a trace of smoke, it emphasizes its deep depression and mystery. Antigua in particular, its sour, sweet, mellow texture is how perfect coordination, it is not only good quality, but also more intense than other coffees in Guatemala, taste richer, tobacco flavor heavier. Guatemala is very suitable for growing coffee. The annual precipitation is also very sufficient. The alpine area above 1400 meters above sea level and the climate of Guatemala with humidity ratio maintained at 60~70% create a natural environment for cultivating high-quality coffee. The highest grade of Guatemala coffee is SHB ( Strictly Hard bean: Hard coffee bean grown in alpine regions). Coffee is also famous for being branded by region. Antigua and Cobain in Guatemala are good examples. Regional brands (Antigua, Cobain, etc.) are classified through rigorous quality and aroma testing by the Guatemala Coffee Association. Regular coffees that do not pass this classification standard do not mention the name of the production area, but only indicate SHB. This bean belongs to bourbon coffee beans, is one of the varieties of sour strong, mellow taste and slightly wild. Guatemala very hard beans to elegant lively acid, clean and tasteless, distinct layers, as well as green apple sour fragrance, berry fruit fragrance, jasmine flower fragrance, orange peel fragrance, green pepper fragrance, fruit sour feeling, chocolate sweet fragrance, and even the tail rhyme is known for smoky flavor. Fine acidity, mellow aftertaste, mysterious feeling. Suitable for post-hangover release