Nagoya’s deadly legacy
By REDSAG The Nagoya protocol was generated from the agreement on biological diversity for the…
Drought claims two major high-altitude ponds in Huehuetenango
A third consecutive year of drought in the Guatemalan highlands is wreaking familiar economic and…
Mayan bees
The indispensable role that bees play in the upkeep of ecosystems is a subject that…
Global water crisis: A future of scarcity
The March for Water arrives in Guatemala City on Earth Day, April 22, 2016. Photo…
“The Fourth Invasion” – Guatemala’s water crisis in context
By Richard Brown Thousands of people from throughout Guatemala, mostly rural and indigenous men and…
A major march for land and water beings next week
Over 80 organizations that make up the Popular Grassroots Assembly (Asamblea Social y Popular) have…
The Panama Papers
Cover photo: https://panamapapers.icij.org/ By Nicole Tse, Updated April 8, 2016 140 politicians and public officials from…
Why Do We Take Up the Fight Against Hunger?
By: Dr. Carmen Benítez Coordinator of the medical program, Pop Wuj / Timmy Global Health…
Water and Climate Change in Guatemala According to the Experts
(Excerpts from the edition Climate Change, 2015) By Dr. Edwin Castellanos Co-Director, Center for Environmental Studies and…