Deconstructing the meaning of “renewable” Diana Pastor Recently, I read an interesting article on the portal SciDev.N.. Read More+
Dominga Ramos, member of CODECA, killed in Suchitepéquez Dominga Ramos Saloj, 54, was a woman who belonged to CODECA, the Campesino .. Read More+
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The “Megacolector” and the obligatory Discussion around Development Salvador Ravinal Catú “Resistance ought to be our motto, for all of us, The.. Read More+
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REPRESSION AGAINST GOOD LIVING. The struggle of human rights defenders By: Leiria Vay Between 2018 and 2019, 16 human rights defenders who exercis.. Read More+
Women Fighting for Food Security By: Angélica Clarita Sapón San Martín Sacatepéquez is a municipality of Que.. Read More+
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Climate Change and Smart Coasts in Mesoamerica Fabio Cresto Aleína The climate is changing, and this global phenomenon is .. Read More+
Summer of Hell By: Andy Walsh It has been a summer of hell for much of southeast Australia.. Read More+
The “Megacolector” and the obligatory Discussion around Development Salvador Ravinal Catú “Resistance ought to be our motto, for all of us, The.. Read More+
Reggaeton and the Emancipation of Women By: Keren Esobar It’s incredible how something we consider detestable can m.. Read More+
The Goddesses in Us Having been in the company of young and adolescent girls and women (in most.. Read More+
“Civilization” of Indigenous Peoples in the Twenty-First Century Emma Chirix To talk about the civilization of Indigenous Peoples through .. Read More+
Love Letter to my Friends By: Keren Escobar As a girl I didn’t have sisters, but I have them now. A f.. Read More+
Lain ut laat, laat ut lain Healing you, I heal myself; Healing me, you heal yourself Roundtable with Lorena Cabnal and Alex Vásquez, members of TZK’AT, the Land.. Read More+
Exodus: Voices From The Refugee Caravan, Part 3 The following interviews were conducted in Chiapas, Mexico, a week and a ha.. Read More+
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Hunger caused by climate change is driving migration to the US In 2010, US law enforcement arrested around 50,000 undocumented migrants at.. Read More+
After the rain We go silent on the wet roads of life The grass of hope greets us between .. Read More+
What future awaits the mother tongues in Guatemala? International Day of Mother Tongues was established by the UNESCO General C.. Read More+
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Violence against Women: From Childhood to Adolescence By: María Aguja Maulhardt In Guatemala, as in the rest of the world, childr.. Read More+
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The Sixth State of Los Altos By: Christian Díaz During the colonial period, the Kingdom of Guatemala was.. Read More+
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https://i1.wp.com/www.entremundos.org/revista/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/teatro.jpg?resize=335%2C256 Cultural Activities for the end of the month
https://i2.wp.com/www.entremundos.org/revista/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/una-via.jpg?resize=335%2C256 Airport transport – Travelling to and from Guatemala City (Private bus)
https://i2.wp.com/www.entremundos.org/revista/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/artisanal-beers.jpg?resize=335%2C256 Craft beer in Xela – where to go and what to drink
https://i2.wp.com/www.entremundos.org/revista/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/iglesia-del-calvario.jpg?resize=335%2C256 4 Cultural Places to Visit around Xela
Travelling Long Distance around Guatemala THERE ARE TWO MAIN WAYS TO GET YOURSELF AROUND IN GUATEMALA: CHICKEN BUS (P.. Read More+
Places to Visit within 4 hours of Xela – How to get there and What to do There are two main ways to get yourself around in Guatemala: Chicken Bus (P.. Read More+
Multimedia Water day ceremonies at Laguna Chicabal, Guatemala Maya Mam communities in Guatemala gather every year to give thanks for the water that gives life to all living.. 3 Jan 0
