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Guatemala Congress Ignores Integrity and Transparency
The Guatemala Congress, no friend of integrity, transparency nor the rule of law, has again chosen to ignore a ruling of the Constitutional Court in swearing in a new justice to that same Court. The Guatemalan Bar and Notaries Association… Read More ›
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Guatemala – #NiUnaMenos
Yesterday, 22nd January, it was reported that five women were murdered in Guatemala. Incredibly, this brings to 28, the number for January, and nothing is being done by the State to address this. Outrage has been expressed across twitter in… Read More ›
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Guatemalan forces disperse migrant caravan
Historic elite-level corruption in Honduras, narc-trafficking, and brutal internal violence, much of it state-sponsored, as well as the effects of climate change, especially as witnessed by the successive hurricanes that battered the country, Eta and Iota, within the unprecedented situation… Read More ›
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Guatemalan families mourn death of children as hunger spreads
Government data show acute malnutrition among the under-fives rose by 80% in Guatemala in 2020 compared to 2019. Sofía Menchú writes in Reuters website about a particular tragedy which is a recurring scandal in Guatemala – a country with very… Read More ›
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PBI-Guatemala accompanies BDH law firm at hearing on the Hogar Seguro shelter fire
Brent Patterson has written in the PBI website about the accompaniment carried out by PBI with the Human Rights law firm, BDH, at the hearing on the Hogar Seguro shelter fire. In February 2019, 12 people were detained on charges… Read More ›
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Guatemala mine’s ex-security chief convicted of Indigenous leader’s murder
Sandra Cuffe writes in The Guardian about the guilty plea related to the killing of Adolfo Choc in 2009. A judge in Guatemala has accepted a guilty plea by the former head of security at Central America’s largest nickel mine… Read More ›
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‘We demand the investigation and criminal punishment for the human rights’ violations committed on 21st November 2020’
UDEFEGUA recently released a demand for justice against those responsible for the acts of violence carried out against peaceful demonstrators on the 21st November 2020. Any errors in translation are mine. The Protection Unit for Human Rights Defenders in Guatemala… Read More ›
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For Indigenous Reporters, Covering Protests, Land Disputes Can Lead to Arrest
Dalia Faheid writes on VOA News about some of the challenges facing indigenous journalists covering land disputes. For nearly three months Anastasia Mejía, a radio journalist and a member of the Maya K’iche’ indigenous group in Guatemala, has been under… Read More ›
Featured Categories
Environment ›
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A Seed That Blossoms Over Time: Letter of Gratitude to Supporters of Santa María Tzejá Education Program
June 24, 2026
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Forum: La Puya’s Victory and the Challenges of International Arbitration
March 27, 2026
Gender ›
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In Guatemala’s Western Highlands, There’s Life After Deportation
March 27, 2026
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U.N. Experts Warn of Illegal Adoptions Tied to Guatemalan Attorney General
March 11, 2026
Genocide ›
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GHRC – Recent Developments on Justice and Human Rights
April 27, 2026
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Statement from AJR: Victims of the Ixil Genocide Seek Justice Before the IACHR After 23 Years of Delay
April 27, 2026
Human Rights ›
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Opportunity to reverse criminalisation of lawyers in Guatemala following new Attorney General appointment
June 24, 2026
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After the Elections, the Debate Guatemala Keeps Putting Off
June 24, 2026
Justice ›
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New Attorney General Must End Criminalization
June 24, 2026
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Guatemala: New Attorney General appointed, Porras’s disastrous tenure ended
May 27, 2026
Land ›
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Guatemala at a New Institutional Crossroads: Local Elections and the Future of the Justice System
March 27, 2026
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No Defenders, No Climate Justice
March 21, 2026
Solidarity in Action ›
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Guatemala’s Attorney General Selection: A Critical Test for the Rule of Law and U.S. Engagement
May 13, 2026
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Jose Ruben Zamora: “We Need to Refound Guatemala”
March 20, 2026