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GUATEMALA: (Barely) Surviving on Beans and Tortillas

GUATEMALA: GUATEMALA CITY, Nov 4 (IPS) - Juan Manuel Ardón's bones jut out and his hair is dull and thin: signs of severe malnutrition. Full Article at Inter Press Service

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