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The Real Root Cause of Central American Migration
If the Biden administration is committed to aiding the region, it must first acknowledge the destructive role of U.S. interventionism. Amelia Frank-Vitale and Lauren Heidbrink have written a viewpoint in In These Times about how ineffective ‘development’ aid from the… Read More ›
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Eleven Former Members of the Military Arrested for Crimes against Humanity in the Death Squad Diary Case.
A few days ago, Impunity Watch released a press statement regarding the arrests of eleven former members of the military on charges of crimes against humanity. On May 27, 2021, the human rights unit of the Public Prosecutor’s Office and… Read More ›
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Guatemala disappeared: Reuniting families with the remains of loved ones
James Rodríguez, of MiMundo, has a photo-reportage piece on BBC World regarding the great work of Fundación de Antropología Forense de Guatemala (Forensic Anthropology Foundation of Guatemala – FAFG). It is a very moving piece with superb photos. Almost 25… Read More ›
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Anger grows in Guatemala over COVID vaccine rollout, corruption
Unless Guatemala picks up its pace, experts say coronavirus vaccine doses yet to be administered will expire next month. “Unfortunately, due to impunity and corruption in our country, we are not heard and we have to head into the streets…. Read More ›
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“We Are Here by Force”: Maya Ixil Activists Fight for Asylum and Justice
The stories of two Guatemalan asylum seekers highlight the deep roots of forced migration from Central America and the U.S. role in the ongoing displacement. María Inés Taracena writes in NACLA about colonialism, resistance, violence, displacement, and migration affecting the… Read More ›
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Reactivation of Cerro Blanco Mining Project
In a series of tweets, in Spanish, The Extractive Industries Observatory (El Observatorio de Industrias Extractivas – OIE) has introduced a thread about the Cerro Blanco mining project in Jutiapa, and its re-opening by Bluestone Resources. The OIE was created… Read More ›
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U.S. Policy Toward Central America Continues Legacy of Displacement
U.S.-sponsored militarization and neoliberal policies will not lead to structural changes in Guatemala and instead preserve the status quo that forces many to migrate. Gio B’atz’ (Giovanni Batz) writes in the NACLA website about poverty, oppression, and displacement as everyday… Read More ›
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Environment ›
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GHRC – Recent Developments in Justice and Human Rights
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Water Defenders Celebrate Ruling Against U.S. Gold Company’s Claim
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U.N. Experts Warn of Illegal Adoptions Tied to Guatemalan Attorney General
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Statement | Enough Impunity: The People of Guatemala Deserve Justice
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Genocide ›
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Regina José Galindo, Performance Artist: “In Guatemala, we don’t live with the truth”
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Military Diary Case: “Every judicial delay prolongs the never-ending grief”
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Human Rights ›
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GHRC – Recent Developments in Justice and Human Rights
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Jose Rubén Zamora, a journalist in the crosscurrent
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Justice ›
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GHRC Quick Take: Judge Gálvez On Elections and Detention of Indigenous Leaders
February 26, 2026
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Arévalo Begins Third Year under State of Siege amid Clashes with 18th Street
January 25, 2026
Land ›
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La Puya: Yes to Life, No to Mining
January 2, 2026
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GHRC – Attacks on human rights defenders continue in Guatemala
October 10, 2025
Solidarity in Action ›
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GHRC – El Quetzal (Winter 2025)
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Podcast: Gang Jailbreak in Guatemala Engulfs Arévalo in Security Crisis
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