Guatemala

1	Despite Historic Conviction, Genocide Continues in Guatemala	Leonor Hurtado
2	Guatemala: So they weren’t “Zetas” after all	La Hora, Translation by Christina Hewitt
3	State of Siege: Mining Conflict Escalates in Guatemala	Sandra Cuffe
4	New Wave of Attacks against Land Rights Activists in Guatemala	Guatemala Human Rights Commission
5	“Sons and Daughters of the Earth”: Indigenous Communities and Land Grabs in Guatemala	Alberto Alonso-Fradejas
6	Photo Essay: Genocide Trial begins in Guatemala	James Rodríguez
7	Profiting From Genocide: The World Bank's Bloody History in Guatemala	Cyril Mychalejko
8	Guatemala’s Deadly Lifeline: Over-Reliance on the United States	John Washington
9	Remilitarization Gives Rise to New Tensions and Violence in Guatemala	Kelsey Alford-Jones
10	Guatemala - Mayan Oxlajuj Baktun: End of an Era, More of the Same	James Rodríguez, MiMundo.org
11	Guatemala-Canada: Clashing World Views at a Crossroads	Grahame Russell
12	Soccer and Sea Turtles: Community Conservation in Guatemala	Sarah Lucas and Matt Schwartz
13	Big Landowners Block Rural Development Law in Guatemala	Danilo Valladares
14	Guatemala’s ‘Little School of the Americas’	Dawn Paley
15	Guatemala: Peaceful Resistance in the Face of Violence	Dawn Paley
16	Guatemala under Pressure to Investigate Shooting of Native Protesters	Danilo Valladares
17	Guatemala: Women’s Gathering in Defense of Water, Life and Territory	Patricia Ardón and Orfe Castillo
18	Army’s Former Sex Slaves Testify in Guatemala	Danilo Valladares
19	Guatemalan Government and Mining Company Attack Community Members in San Rafael Las Flores	Many
20	Nueva Esperanza, Guatemala	Dawn Paley
21	Guatemala: The Spoils of an Undeclared War	Dawn Paley
22	Guatemala Photo Essay: "In San Rafael Las Flores and my House, the Mine does not Pass"	James Rodriguez
23	Photo Essay: The Peoples’ International Health Tribunal in San Miguel Ixtahuacán, Guatemala	James Rodríguez
24	Guatemalan Femicide: The Legacy of Repression and Injustice	Cyril Mychalejko
25	Student eviction does not stop Guatemalan movement against privatization	Beth Geglia
26	We want Pencils, not Weapons: San Juan Sacatepéquez rejects new Military Brigade in Guatemala	James Rodriguez
27	‘We Are All Barillas’: A new moment in Guatemala’s anti-extraction movement	Beth Geglia
28	Guatemala: Photo Essay of Exhumation Inside Coban’s Former Military Garrison	James Rodríguez
29	Photo Essay: Third Month of Resistance Against a Radius Gold-owned Mine in Guatemala	James Rodriguez, MiMundo.org
30	Guatemala: Decriminalization? Don't Believe the Hype	Dawn Paley
31	Goldcorp’s Legacy: Criminalization and Mining Resistance in San Rafael Las Flores, Guatemala	James Rodriguez
32	The History and Resurgence of Death Squads in Central America	Annie Bird
33	Photo Essay: Indigenous, Peasant and Popular March arrives to Guatemala City	James Rodriguez
34	Campesinos Refusing To Disappear: Guatemala's Polochic Valley One Year After the Evictions	Tristan Call, Guatemala Solidarity Project
35	Justice for Whom? The Massacre at El Aguacate, Guatemala	Rachel Schwartz
36	Mining Debate in Guatemala Rages On	Danilo Valladares
37	Genocide Trial against Ríos Montt in Guatemala: Declassified Documents Provide Key Evidence	Emily Willard
38	“Genocidal” General Wins Presidential Elections in Guatemala	Annie Bird, Rights Action
39	Justice and Jacobo Árbenz in Guatemala: 1954 Revisited	Paul Imison
40	As Firm as a Tree: Portraits of Diodora, a Guatemalan Anti-Mining Activist	James Rodriguez
41	Prospecting the Terrain of Struggle in Guatemala	Andrew MacPherson
42	Guatemala: Food Crisis in the Polochic Exacerbates as Government Repression Continues	Tristan Call and Katy Savage
43	Guatemala: Resisting the New Colonialism	Raúl Zibechi
44	Photo Essay: Outrage over the Murder of Protest Singer Facundo Cabral	James Rodriguez
45	Photo Essay - March for Remembrance 2011 in Guatemala: Genocide, the People will Judge You	James Rodríguez, MiMundo.org
46	Former General Hector Lopez Fuentes: First Arrest in Connection to Genocide in Guatemala	James Rodríguez, MiMundo.org
47	Guatemala: Oil Companies and the Subservience of the Government	Emma Volonté, Translation by Alex Cachinero-Gorman
48	From the Lacandon Jungle to the CPR-Salvador Fajardo: Settlements of the Displaced	Emma Volonté, Translation by Alex Cachinero-Gorman
49	Biofuels, Mass Evictions and Violence Build on the Legacy of the 1978 Panzos Massacre in Guatemala	Annie Bird
50	Violent Development: Communities Defending Lands and Resources Face Ongoing Repression in Guatemala	Sandra Cuffe

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