Guatemala

August 15, 2018
Jeff Abbott

Rural communities in Guatemala are rising up against unmanageable energy bills, more than two decades after the Central American country privatized its power grid.

July 24, 2018
Miranda Cady Hallett and Lynnette Arnold

Understanding legal violence against Central American families

June 21, 2018
Simon Granovsky-Larsen

In the course of less than a month, seven campesino-Indigenous activists were murdered. What explains the onslaught?

May 17, 2018
Jeff Abbott

The International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG) has revealed $2 million in illegal campaign financing in the 2015 election of President Jimmy Morales. What will it mean for the country’s anti-corruption movement?

April 24, 2018
Jo-Marie Burt and Paulo Estrada

Part of a roundtable reflecting on the death and legacy of dictator Ríos Montt. Read the rest here.

April 24, 2018
Pamela Yates

Part of a roundtable reflecting on the death and legacy of dictator Ríos Montt. Read the rest here.

April 24, 2018
Rachel Nolan

Part of a roundtable reflecting on the death and legacy of dictator Ríos Montt. Read the rest here.

April 24, 2018
Sebastián Escalon

Part of a roundtable reflecting on the death and legacy of dictator Ríos Montt. Read the rest here.

 

April 24, 2018
Jo-Marie Burt and Paulo Estrada

Former Guatemalan Dictator José Efraín Ríos Montt died on April 1. Five Guatemala experts weigh in on his life and the legacy of ethnic cleansing he leaves behind. 

December 21, 2017

On the perilous journey to reunite with their families, Central American women and children find a temporary refuge at Casa Alitas.

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