The work of assassinated CODECA leader Luis Marroquín Learn about the work of Luis Marroquín, a Xinca organizer from Jalapa, Guat.. Read More+
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How do Central Americans experience corruption? Almost a third of people who interacted with basic public services in the l.. Read More+
Q’eqchi’ Maya family protesting a mine suffers another murder 19-year-old Héctor Choc was beaten to death outside El Estor, Izabal, on Ma.. Read More+
Adobe is not poverty. It is resilience. By Diana Pastor For many years adobe has been used in Guatemala as the cons.. Read More+
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Impunity, tax privileges, and weak institutions threaten fiscal policy in Central America’s Northern Triangle Commentary by Icefi – August, 2017 The Central American Institute of .. Read More+
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The fight for water on Guatemala’s southern coast By Matthew Burnett-Stuart For over a decade, 13 communities of the La Blanc.. Read More+
Bad Blood: Migration and the meat industry By Patricia Schwartz and Sean McNulty Before dawn in Quetzaltenango, work h.. Read More+
Guatemala’s teen mothers: behind the shocking statistics In 2014, 71,000 pregnancies were registered in girls 10-19 years old. Photo.. Read More+
War in five letters: WOMAN By Keren Escobar It’s said that when war breaks out you hear a child’.. Read More+
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The fight against patriarchy By Patricia Macías “We as women are socialized to be enemies with ea.. Read More+
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+
The dangerous odysseys of the children who seek the “Gates of Paradise” By Diana Pastor and Antonio Hernández Something has gone very wrong in a co.. Read More+
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Australia’s Refugee Secrets By Marie Struthers What do the “Panama Papers” and refugees on Nauru Island.. Read More+
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“The Fourth Invasion” – Guatemala’s water crisis in context By Richard Brown Thousands of people from throughout Guatemala, mostly rura.. Read More+
Why Do We Take Up the Fight Against Hunger? By: Dr. Carmen Benítez Coordinator of the medical program, Pop Wuj / Timmy .. Read More+
Plantations and the Water Crisis on Guatemala’s Pacific Coast By Sergio de León – Correspondent for EntreMundos Guatemala’s Pacific.. Read More+
Civil Association of Traditional Midwives of Chimaltenango (ACOTCHI) By Nicole Tse In the Guatemalan department of Chimaltenango, an orga.. Read More+
My brother’s murder in Xela By Hellen García My brother was shot in a robbery here in Quetzaltenango.. Read More+
Causes and effects of Guatemala’s poor education system Young people could make a lot of change. Why aren’t they? A young teacher e.. Read More+
Combative poetry from a young Maya Kaqchikel poet By Juan José Alvarado Sitavi 1. Yesterday’s woman, today “Indian!” is the f.. Read More+
The dangerous odysseys of the children who seek the “Gates of Paradise” By Diana Pastor and Antonio Hernández Something has gone very wrong in a co.. Read More+
Guatemala’s teen mothers: behind the shocking statistics In 2014, 71,000 pregnancies were registered in girls 10-19 years old. Photo.. Read More+
My brother’s murder in Xela By Hellen García My brother was shot in a robbery here in Quetzaltenango.. Read More+
Adobe is not poverty. It is resilience. By Diana Pastor For many years adobe has been used in Guatemala as the cons.. Read More+
Combative poetry from a young Maya Kaqchikel poet By Juan José Alvarado Sitavi 1. Yesterday’s woman, today “Indian!” is the f.. Read More+
The woman on the 25-cent coin and other voices from Guatemala’s genocide Photo: Concepción Ramírez, the woman on the 25-cent coin. By Natali Kepes C.. Read More+
After the rain We go silent on the wet roads of life The grass of hope greets us between .. Read More+
‘Paid News/Fake News’ and political power play in India The ruling party in India – Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) – spends.. Read More+
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