By: Entremundos José Miguez Fernández was born in Spain and his plan was to stay in Guatemala for two years...
Guatemala needs decent jobs
Women from San Pablo Cuatro Venados resist and defend their ancestral lands
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Guatemala: development at what cost?
The fate of the climate crisis in post-COVID times
Dispossession of ancestral lands: The case of the Maya Q’eqchi ‘Cataljí community
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By: Pedro Xeché Poverty is a global socioeconomic phenomenon that has an impact on many families that live in vulnerable..
By Wa’chala il Chirizx Economic and social inequalities in all countries have surfaced because of this chance event, CoVid19. Latin..
By Aaliyah Sayed, Megha Thomas, Thomas Bocian, and Riley Felsher The novel coronavirus has altered our reality, and health systems..
This is a contribution of IMAP: -Mesoamerican Institute for Permaculture in Guatemala During these last weeks, news outlets and social..
By: Diana Pastor Recently, I read an interesting article on the portal SciDev.Net about science and technology for global development...
By: Richard Brown Guatemala is internationally renowned for producing some of the most beautiful textiles in the world, and the..
By: Leiria Vay Between 2018 and 2019, 16 human rights defenders who exercised leadership in different organizational structures of the..
By: Angélica Clarita Sapón San Martín Sacatepéquez is a municipality of Quetzaltenango, known primarily for its beautiful volcano and Lake..
By Lucía Muñoz When discussing fair trade commerce, inequality must also be considered. According to The Center for Distributive..
