Partido Patriota is a political party in Guatemala founded in 2009. It emerged from a coalition of various groups and is known for its conservative stance. The party's platform emphasizes national sovereignty, security, and economic development, aiming to address issues such as crime and poverty. The party gained prominence in the 2011 elections when its candidate, Otto Pérez Molina, won the presidency. However, it faced significant challenges, including allegations of corruption, which led to political turmoil and protests. Despite these issues, Partido Patriota remains a notable player in Guatemalan politics.