Artículos

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  MAM SPEAKER NEEDED FOR PAID AT-HOME CONTRACT WORK
  Dec 14, 2009   0
  You came up in an internet search for Guatemalan MAM speakers.  I am hoping you may know of a native MAM speaker who lives in the United States or Canada.   I am recruiting for a MAM interpreter for Language Line Services.  Language Line provides over the phone 24/7 consecutive interpretation.  ...
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  Re-reading why Guatemala is a dangerous place, even Antigua
  Dec 15, 2009   1
  Guatemala has one of the highest violent crime rates in Latin America. In 2008, approximately 40 murders a week were reported in Guatemala City alone. While the vast majority of murders do not involve foreigners, the sheer volume of activity means that local officials, who are inexperienced and underpaid, are unable to cope with the problem.
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  Acts of violence against labor leaders in Guatemala
  Dec 17, 2009   0
  Thus far in 2009, six unionists have been killed in Guatemala; 9 were killed in 2008; and two in 2007, making Guatemala the second most dangerous country in Latin America for unionists. In the past two months alone, four unionists were murdered.
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  Murdering Americans
  Jan 1, 2010   0
  This month marks the 10th anniversary of the murder in Guatemala of Doniphan native and University of Missouri graduate Larry Lee. Not only has this crime not been solved, it has been virtually uninvestigated. Neither Guatemalan nor American officials seem too disturbed by that.
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  INTENSIVE SUMMER KAQCHIKEL CLASS FOR SUMMER 2010
  Jan 5, 2010   0
  Tulane University’s Stone Center for Latin American Studies, the Department of Anthropology and the Program in Linguistics is happy to announce the 22ND year of the Intensive Kaqchikel Language and Culture Course, Oxlajuj Aj.
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  NEW PROGRAM PROVIDING US EDUCATION FOR GUATEMALAN HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS
  Jan 5, 2010   0
  The Guatemalan Student Support Group (GSSG) is a Section 501(c)(3) charity which brings impoverished Guatemalan students to the United States for four years of high school and four years of college so that, upon their return, they have the cerebral tools they need to function as a leaven for socioeconomic development in their home country. We pay all expenses.
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  Chicken Bus Bling In Guatemala
  Jan 10, 2010   0
  Low-cost public transportation never fails to strike new visitors to Guatemala. While chicken buses aren’t a novelty in developing countries, the kind found in Guatemala most certainly draw attention.
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  Groundbreaking Changes in U.S. Aid to Colombia and Guatemala
  Jan 10, 2010   0
  This funding will enable Guatemala to establish a state-of-the-art and live saving protection program for human rights defenders at risk, such as bullet-proof cars and bodyguards.
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  Adoption In A Different Light - Doing It The Guatemalan Way
  Jan 10, 2010   0
  Amendments in proceedings of adoption have been requested by the Guatemalan courts, and this resulted in problems.
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  News from NISGUA
  Jan 16, 2010   0
  International Court Rules in Favor of Dos Erres Massacre Survivors and more more.