Guatemala's newly elected president faces legal challenges

Guatemala is facing political turmoil following legal challenges posed to the country's president-elect, Bernardo Arevalo. On Thursday, prosecutors moved to remove him and his party members of their immunity for allegedly making social media posts encouraging students to take over a university last year. Will Freeman, a fellow for Latin America studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, joined The World to talk about why and how this political development has unfolded and what it means for the country.