
Jorge Mario Villagrán
Jorge Mario Villagrán is a Guatemalan politician and member of the Congress of the Republic, serving as the president of the Commission of National Security Affairs. He has been an outspoken advocate for improving cybersecurity in Guatemala, emphasizing the urgent need for legal frameworks to protect critical infrastructure from cyber threats. Villagrán has highlighted the risks posed by the lack of regulatory standards in sectors such as energy, healthcare, and telecommunications, and is actively working on legislative initiatives to strengthen the country's defenses against cybercrime.
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Jorge Mario Villagrán, president of the legislative commission, called for an expanded dialogue on the cybersecurity law initiative.
Nueva iniciativa de Ley de Ciberseguridad propone coordinación a cargo del MingobJorge Mario Villagrán is the president of the National Security Affairs Commission who expressed openness to potential cooperation with the United States in combating drug trafficking.
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