Recent Posts - page 94
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Is it such a hardship?
Expenses, or more properly allowances, are much in the news presently. It is perhaps, though, just a coincidence that recently a question was asked in parliament about the hardship allowance paid to diplomatic service employees, the Diplomatic Service Compensation Allowance…. Read More ›
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Linguistic diversity on the airwaves
It has been estimated that one half of the 6000 languages spoken in the world are under threat of extinction from globalisation, greater movement of people and mass communication in the dominant language of countries which are linguistically diverse. One… Read More ›
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Peace Brigades International announcements
Peace Brigades International are an organisation you may already be aware of: they train and place accompaniers in various countries of the world. In their own words: "PBI is an international NGO that has been promoting nonviolence and protecting human… Read More ›
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An indictment from the grave.
A murder foretold has convulsed Guatemala’s government. Its investigation will provide a test of whether or not Central America includes a failed state. So begins this article in The Economist. It’s interesting that the article states ‘the murder rate (of nearly 50… Read More ›
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The art of creating political crises
Last Sunday, among the now routine roll-call of violent death in Guatemala appeared one name for whom the grave would not be silent. “Good Afternoon, my name is Rodrigo Rosenberg Marzano… sadly if you are watching or hearing this message… Read More ›
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Attacks on Human Rights Workers
We have just received news from ACOGUATE of death threats and attacks suffered by staff of two human rights organizations in Guatemala, SEDEM and UDEFEGUA, in the last number of days. The messages were personal and referred to the work… Read More ›
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Days of Papering
This is from a new photomontage from James Rodríguez and MiMundo. Next month, it will be 10 years since HIJOS Guatemala began their struggle in search of memory, truth and justice with reference to crimes against humanity committed by… Read More ›
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Photo: Guatemala Police Archives
Flickr: photos.robert
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Congress approves Arms Law
Although the right to bear firearms is enshrined in the Guatemalan constitution, it is also a right that the Peace Accords agreed to limit. But over the past 12 years it has been impossible to approve a law to limit,… Read More ›
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Mural monseñor Gerardi
Flickr: Surizar "Uno de los tres murales pintados en la parroquia de San Sebastián, en conmemoración del undécimo aniversario de la muerte de monseñor Juan Gerardi. Los murales son obra de la artista italiana Alessandra Vecci y el pintor guatemalteco Máximo… Read More ›
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Environment ›
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Forum: La Puya’s Victory and the Challenges of International Arbitration
March 27, 2026
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No Defenders, No Climate Justice
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Gender ›
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In Guatemala’s Western Highlands, There’s Life After Deportation
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U.N. Experts Warn of Illegal Adoptions Tied to Guatemalan Attorney General
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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
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Human Rights ›
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After the Elections, the Debate Guatemala Keeps Putting Off
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New Attorney General Must End Criminalization
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Justice ›
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Guatemala: New Attorney General appointed, Porras’s disastrous tenure ended
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New Guatemalan AG Starts Cleaning House After Years of Corruption and Lawfare
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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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Trespassing the Rule of Law: the role of the Public Prosecutor’s Office in the evictions of Indigenous communities in Guatemala
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Solidarity in Action ›
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Guatemala’s Attorney General Selection: A Critical Test for the Rule of Law and U.S. Engagement
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Jose Ruben Zamora: “We Need to Refound Guatemala”
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