Complicity and Silence: Taking Land from the Indigenous Peoples of Costa Rica By Lucia Ixchiu The heart of forests and jungles in Costa Rica are inhabite.. Read More+
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Learning about Cacao Production By: Entremundos José Miguez Fernández was born in Spain and his plan was to.. Read More+
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COVID-19: Health inequity in Guatemala and the pandemic By Aaliyah Sayed, Megha Thomas, Thomas Bocian, and Riley Felsher The novel .. Read More+
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An Alternative to Plastic: Organic Plates Por María Recinos In the municipality of Olintepeque, a group of women is w.. Read More+
Climate Change Our Agriculture Dynamics and Protecting the Forests By Ajkej tezulutlan (Melvin Picón) For a while now, we here in the mountain.. Read More+
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Forced Motherhood: Synonymous with Violence By: Karen Legrand “If you don’t become a mother, you’ll never fully be a wo.. Read More+
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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+
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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After the rain We go silent on the wet roads of life The grass of hope greets us between .. Read More+
Preparing to be Leaders and Professionals with a Purpose By María Aguja Maulhardt In my years as a young person, I have seen how the.. 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+
Complicity and Silence: Taking Land from the Indigenous Peoples of Costa Rica By Lucia Ixchiu The heart of forests and jungles in Costa Rica are inhabite.. Read More+
Quetzaltenango: a story of three names and three exoduses By Christian Díaz First name The story of Quetzaltenango is ancient. There .. Read More+
The fight to save The Nahuat Pipil People of El Salvador By: Alejandro Ramiro Chan The Nahuat Pipiles in the west and the Lencas and.. Read More+
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https://i1.wp.com/www.entremundos.org/revista/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/iglesia-del-calvario.jpg?resize=335%2C256&ssl=1 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+
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CultureFrontPageUncategorized 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 Cárdenas, Founder and Director, REACH On Guatemala’s 25-cent.. 23 Aug 0
