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Deconstructing the meaning of “renewable”

Diana Pastor Recently, I read an interesting article on the portal SciDev.Net about science and technology for global development. The..

Climate Change

15 Mar
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Dominga Ramos, member of CODECA, killed in Suchitepéquez

Dominga Ramos Saloj, 54, was a woman who belonged to CODECA, the Campesino Development Committee (Comité de Desarrollo Campesino). Dominga..

Community Action

9 Mar
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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 Original Peoples of Central America.” Colonial..

Climate Change

2 Mar
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What future awaits the mother tongues in Guatemala?

International Day of Mother Tongues was established by the UNESCO General Conference in November 1999, nevertheless, it was not until..

Community Action

21 Feb
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“Civilization” of Indigenous Peoples in the Twenty-First Century

Emma Chirix To talk about the civilization of Indigenous Peoples through education implies placing the discussion within the context..

FrontPage

18 Feb
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NOTICE: Yesterday the Guatemalan Congress approved legal initiative 5257 and its reforms affecting NGO’s NGO’s already have a formal registration..

Community Action

12 Feb
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Helping to keep the Historical Memory

By: Jason Klarl Can you give us your name and the title of your position and the duties you perform?..

Community Action

8 Feb
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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-Based Community Feminism Network of Ancestral Healers from Iximulew...

FrontPage

2 Feb
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Testament to survival: Cotzal’s artists endure pressures new and old

By: Richard Brown Guatemala is internationally renowned for producing some of the most beautiful textiles in the world, and the..

Alternative Economy

29 Jan
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The work of assassinated CODECA leader Luis Marroquín

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Reggaeton and the Emancipation of Women

By: Keren Esobar It’s incredible how something we consider detestable can mean the opposite to someone else. Such is the..

27 Mar
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The Goddesses in Us

Having been in the company of young and adolescent girls and women (in most cases in violent situations and conditions..

9 Mar
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PageTwo Women

Love Letter to my Friends

By: Keren Escobar As a girl I didn’t have sisters, but I have them now. A family isn’t necessarily defined..

14 Feb
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PageTwo Youth

No more child soldiers as tools of war!

Today, February 12, marks the International Day against the use of Child Soldiers, a date to remember the children that..

12 Feb
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Culture PageTwo Xela

The Sixth State of Los Altos

By: Christian Díaz During the colonial period, the Kingdom of Guatemala was one of Spain’s principal sources of wealth. Its..

2 Feb
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Deconstructing the meaning of “renewable”

Dominga Ramos, member of CODECA, killed in Suchitepéquez

Call for Indigenous Opinion Articles

The “Megacolector” and the obligatory Discussion around Development

Deconstructing the meaning of “renewable”

Testament to survival: Cotzal’s artists endure pressures new and old

REPRESSION AGAINST GOOD LIVING. The struggle of human rights defenders

Women Fighting for Food Security

Deconstructing the meaning of “renewable”

Climate Change and Smart Coasts in Mesoamerica

Summer of Hell

The “Megacolector” and the obligatory Discussion around Development

Reggaeton and the Emancipation of Women

The Goddesses in Us

“Civilization” of Indigenous Peoples in the Twenty-First Century

Love Letter to my Friends

Lain ut laat, laat ut lain Healing you, I heal myself; Healing me, you heal yourself

Exodus: Voices From The Refugee Caravan, Part 3

Exodus: Voices From The Refugee Caravan, Part 2

Exodus: Voices From The Refugee Caravan, Part 1

Hunger caused by climate change is driving migration to the US

After the rain

What future awaits the mother tongues in Guatemala?

No more child soldiers as tools of war!

Short Film on Orphanage Tragedy nominated for an Oscar

Violence against Women: From Childhood to Adolescence

Women Fighting for Food Security

What future awaits the mother tongues in Guatemala?

The Sixth State of Los Altos

The Art of Protest: Mario Valdez

The Music Scene in Xela

After the rain

‘Paid News/Fake News’ and political power play in India

The Swedish Economy: A model for competitiveness, growth, and social well-being

The debate over NGOs in the land of cinnamon

Thanksgiving, Trump, and the roots of racism in America

Cultural activities from march 12th to march 15th

Cultural activities, from march 4th to march 8th 2020

Cultural Activities for the end of the month

Airport transport – Travelling to and from Guatemala City (Private bus)

Craft beer in Xela – where to go and what to drink

4 Cultural Places to Visit around Xela

Travelling Long Distance around Guatemala

Places to Visit within 4 hours of Xela – How to get there and What to do

Climate Change and Smart Coasts in Mesoamerica

Summer of Hell

Articles

Deconstructing the meaning of “renewable”

Dominga Ramos, member of CODECA, killed in Suchitepéquez

The “Megacolector” and the obligatory Discussion around Development

What future awaits the mother tongues in Guatemala?

“Civilization” of Indigenous Peoples in the Twenty-First Century

Helping to keep the Historical Memory

Lain ut laat, laat ut lain Healing you, I heal myself; Healing me, you heal yourself

Testament to survival: Cotzal’s artists endure pressures new and old

The work of assassinated CODECA leader Luis Marroquín

My brother’s murder in Xela

Water conflict in Guatemala: Episode 1 – Chiquirines

Water day ceremonies at Laguna Chicabal, Guatemala

Articles

Reggaeton and the Emancipation of Women

The Goddesses in Us

Love Letter to my Friends

No more child soldiers as tools of war!

The Sixth State of Los Altos