The Constitutional Court of Guatemala is the highest authority on constitutional matters in the country. Established in 1985, it is responsible for interpreting the Guatemalan Constitution and ensuring that laws and government actions comply with constitutional principles. The court plays a crucial role in protecting human rights and upholding democratic values. The court consists of five judges, who are appointed for a term of five years. It has the power to review laws, resolve disputes related to constitutional issues, and protect citizens' rights. Its decisions are binding and can significantly influence the legal and political landscape of Guatemala.