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From the centre of Antigua you can see several volcanos. The largest Agua is extinct with another which is dormant and Fuego which is still live. Full Article at Travel Blog
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Alexandra ''Allie'' Mulvihill , 17, became a U.S. citizen in a ceremony in Philadelphia on Monday, 15 years after her parents, Scott and Lori, adopted her and brought her to Allentown from Guatemala. Allie's case was complicated by questions about the va
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Q: When did you realize that not being a U.S. citizen could be problematic? A: I always knew it would affect my life when I got closer to being 16. I knew I would not be able to drive or get a job. Full Article at The Morning Call
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Nobel Peace laureate Rigoberta Menchu of Guatemala speaks during a news conference regarding the political situation in Honduras, at the Center for Justice and International Law, in San Jose October 6, 2009. View Photo »
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Guatemala has one of the lowest tax burdens in Latin America, as well as one of the most generous regimes of exemptions and tax breaks. The study attributes the low tax collection and expenditure to the state's historic control by elite sectors of the economy
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In his 1934 travel book Beyond the Mexique Bay, Aldous Huxley compared Guatemala's Lake Atitlan to Italy's Lake Como. The Italian body of water, he wrote, "touches the limit of the permissibly picturesque." Full Article at Time Magazine
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Family and friends gathered in Jamaica, Queens today to attend the funeral for the victims of a double murder. Borough reporter Ruschell Boone filed the following report. "It is very hard. Full Article at NY1
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McALLEN, Texas Authorities say a truck carrying illegal immigrants from Guatemala and Mexico has plummeted more than 40 feet off a cliff in southwest Texas. All 18 aboard were injured. Full Article at The Bellingham Herald
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Nobel Peace laureate Rigoberta Menchu of Guatemala smiles after a news conference regarding the political situation in Honduras, at the Center for Justice and International Law, in San Jose October 6, 2009. View Photo »
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The Presidents of Guatemala (Colom), Nicaragua (Ortega) and ElSalvador (Funes) told Martinelli that they do not support him on leaving the Parlacen
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Truck carrying suspected illegal immigrants plummets 45 feet off west Texas cliff; 18 injured
Minneapolis Star Tribune
McALLEN, Texas - Authorities say a truck carrying illegal immigrants from Guatemala and Mexico has plummeted more than 40 feet off a cliff in southwest Texas. All 18 aboard were injured. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
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Yup. That's Ron on the right. Yup. That's our NEW (2006, but who's counting?) RV!!!! This picture may look blurry, but it isn't really. That's Cameron, from Traveland in Langley, beside Ron. Full Article at Sail Blogs
About Guatemala
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Guatemala, officially the Republic of Guatemala (Spanish: República de Guatemala, IPA: [re'puβlika ðe ɰwate'mala]), is a country in Central America, in the south part of North America, bordering Mexico to the northwest, the Pacific Ocean to the southwest, Belize and the Caribbean Sea to the northeast, and Honduras and El Salvador to the southeast. Full Article
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Nobel Peace laureate Rigoberta Menchu of Guatemala speaks during a news conference regarding the political situation in Honduras, at the Center for Justice and International Law, in San Jose October 6, 2009.
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Actor Oscar Isaac (L) of Guatemala, Spanish film director Alejandro Amenabar (2nd L), British actress Rachel Weisz and British actor Max Minghella (R) pose during a photocall to promote their latest film "Agora" in Madrid October 6, 2009.
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Children play during a village meeting in El Estor, Guatemala October 1, 2009. On Sunday, violence erupted when guards from a nearby mine tried to evict several families from land adjacent to the mine. One local man was killed and eight others injured.
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A man carries firewood in El Estor, Guatemala October 1, 2009. On Sunday, violence erupted when guards from a nearby mine tried to evict several families from land adjacent to the mine. One local man was killed and eight others injured.
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Women walk through the village of El Estor, Guatemala October 1, 2009. On Sunday, violence erupted when guards from a nearby mine tried to evict several families from land adjacent to the mine. One local man was killed and eight others injured.
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The CGS nickel mine is seen in El Estor, Guatemala October 1, 2009. On Sunday, violence erupted when guards from the non-operational mine tried to evict several families from land adjacent to the mine. One local man was killed and eight others injured.
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Chile's President Michelle Bachelet, left, and Guatemala's President Alvaro Colom samile after reviewing an honor guard at La Moneda government palace in Santiago, Monday, Sept. 28, 2009. Colom is in Chile in an official visit an to attend the third Americas Competitiveness Forum (ACF).
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Chile's President Michelle Bachelet, left, and Guatemala's President Alvaro Colom wave at La Moneda government palace in Santiago, Monday, Sept. 28, 2009. Colom is in Chile in an official visit an to attend the third Americas Competitiveness Forum (ACF).
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Chile's President Michelle Bachelet, left, and Guatemala's President Alvaro Colom review an honor guard at La Moneda government palace in Santiago, Monday, Sept. 28, 2009. Colom is in Chile in an official visit an to attend the third Americas Competitiveness Forum (ACF).
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Chile's President Michelle Bachelet, left, and Guatemala's President Alvaro Colom shake hands at La Moneda government palace in Santiago, Monday, Sept. 28, 2009. Colom is in Chile in an official visit an to attend the third Americas Competitiveness Forum (ACF).
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Guatemala,s President Alvaro Colom speaks during the opening session of the third Americas Competitiveness Forum (ACF) in Santiago, Monday, Sept. 28, 2009.
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Rotten tomatoes lie on the ground outside Jalapa, Guatemala September 26, 2009. Guatemalan president Alvaro Colom declared a state of "calamity" over food supplies in Guatemala, where a prolonged dry spell has reduced the harvest of staples like maize and beans by up to 50 percent.
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Women carry wood for their stoves in La Fuente, Guatemala September 26, 2009. Guatemalan president Alvaro Colom declared a state of "calamity" over food supplies in Guatemala, where a prolonged dry spell has reduced the harvest of staples like maize and beans by up to 50 percent.
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Men walk with livestock outside Jalapa, Guatemala September 26, 2009. Guatemalan president Alvaro Colom declared a state of "calamity" over food supplies in Guatemala, where a prolonged dry spell has reduced the harvest of staples like maize and beans by up to 50 percent.
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A family pick tomatoes outside Jalapa, Guatemala September 26, 2009. Guatemalan president Alvaro Colom declared a state of "calamity" over food supplies in Guatemala, where a prolonged dry spell has reduced the harvest of staples like maize and beans by up to 50 percent.
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Children sit inside their home in La Fuente, Guatemala September 26, 2009. Guatemalan president Alvaro Colom declared a state of "calamity" over food supplies in Guatemala, where a prolonged dry spell has reduced the harvest of staples like maize and beans by up to 50 percent.
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A farmer carries dried corn outside Jalapa, Guatemala September 26, 2009. Guatemalan president Alvaro Colom declared a state of "calamity" over food supply in Guatemala, where a prolonged dry spell has reduced the harvest of staples like maize and beans by up to 50 percent.
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Guatemala's Vice-president Rafael Espada (2nd Left) greets Venezuelan Ambasador Orlando Torrealba next to a Venezuelan Airforce C-130 carrying food aid after it arrived in Guatemala City September 22, 2009.
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Guatemalan nationals who had just arrived after having been deported from the US cross the tarmac in front of a Venezuelan air force C-130 carrying food aid in Guatemala City September 22, 2009.
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A Guatemalan citizen covers his face and gestures after being deported from the US with other immigrants at La Aurora international airport in Guatemala City, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009.
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Guatemalan citizens who were deported from the US arrive to La Aurora international airport in Guatemala City, Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009.
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Police count kilos of cocaine on the outskirts of Guatemala City September 21, 2009. Authorities said 1,690 kg (3726 lb) of cocaine were confiscated after it arrived in the country through Honduras.
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Police count kilos of cocaine on the outskirts of Guatemala City September 21, 2009. Authorities said 1,690 kg (3726 lb) of cocaine were confiscated after it arrived in the country through Honduras.
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Nobel Peace laureate Rigoberta Menchu of Guatemala smiles after a news conference regarding the political situation in Honduras, at the Center for Justice and International Law, in San Jose October 6, 2009.
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Guatemala has one of the lowest tax burdens in Latin America, as well as one of the most generous regimes of exemptions and tax breaks. The study attributes the low tax collection and expenditure to the state's historic control by elite sectors of the economy
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The Presidents of Guatemala (Colom), Nicaragua (Ortega) and ElSalvador (Funes) told Martinelli that they do not support him on leaving the Parlacen
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Lots of factors came together that led us to take children into our care ... We had friends through church who had been foster and adoptive parents. We had gone on service trips to Haiti and Guatemala to do work in the orphanages there. I heard a discussion about adoption on a TV show, and read somethin...
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In Guatemala, in Honduras, we live among the majority, and so you're trying to be like this person, to be in this class of people, so you have to negate what you are, in order to fit in.
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UNICEF said that countries with the highest prevalence of stunted growth among children under the age of five include Afghanistan (59 percent), Yemen (58 percent), Guatemala and East Timor (both 54 percent), Democratic Republic of the Congo (46 percent) and North Korea (45 percent)
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Around 70 percent of the minors we have here are Hondurans, and the rest are from Guatemala and El Salvador
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The heart of the energy sector in Central America is Guatemala. Once developed, it could become an energy independent nation and begin exporting power to other countries in the region and beyond. Imagining that future is what keeps us pushing forward with our development plans.
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At least 54 children have died of malnutrition so far this year in Guatemala, according to the General Directorate of Epidemiology, while 2.5 million people out of a total population of 13 million are facing a food crisis, according to United Nations figures.
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It’s incredible that a small country like Guatemala separates its rubbish and we in Mexico don’t
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I mentioned there was a Guatemalan orphanage that needed hygiene products, and he jumped at the idea to help ... He even raised money to cover costs of shipping the boxes to us (in Florida) so we could take it to Guatemala.
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Despite its political problems, Israel continues to share its experience with friendly nations such as Guatemala
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If you believe what you hear, the ancient Maya of Mexico and Guatemala kept a calendar that is about to roll up the red carpet of time, swing the solar system into transcendental alignment with the heart of the Milky Way, and turn Earth into a bowling pin for a rogue planet heading down our alley for a ...
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The woman in Guatemala is like an object ... There is a lot of suffering in Guatemala. The violence is constant.
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The woman in Guatemala is like an object ... There is a lot of suffering in Guatemala. The violence is constant.
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We get a real mix ---- Honduras, Guatemala, Equador, Mexico. A lot of Central American countries. Now, South America is starting to show up on our radar.
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What's happened here is that AdoptUSKids and, by extension, states like us have engaged some of the brightest minds in marketing and messaging, and it's not a message that says adopting foster children is better than adopting from Guatemala and China ... It really is that we need homes for teenagers in ...
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The project in Guatemala is a great chance for students not only to apply their knowledge from the classroom but to make a real difference in people's lives
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Certainly the Olympics causes us to take a harder look at Latin America ... Although, we have been looking at Lating America for a little while now. We have [also] talked to people in Guatemala and Costa Rica [in addition to Colombia].
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This is the start of a regional electricity market that will boost stability for both nations, creating income for Mexico and supplying Guatemala with the excess generated by dams and wind energy
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Thanks to PADF's swift action, and the joint effort of our partners, it is our hope to be able to provide relief to thousands of people in the drought-stricken areas of Guatemala
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A number of our kids following high school serve in Guatemala, India and other places, so the younger children see that others that have come up through the Sunday School are taking their faith out in the world
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The millennials I encounter in the classroom (represent) a generation of world citizens eager to tackle the urgent problems of persistent poverty ... brimming with enthusiasm as they spend their summers in Guatemala to Ghana
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The reality in 90 percent of the cities in Mexico, Guatemala and the Dominican Republic, the water coming out of the tap is so contaminated, you can't drink it, no matter what your nationality ... The daily reality is they just can't go to the tap and get a glass of drinking water, and they have to trea...
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The WFP thanks Walmart for this contribution to the Vitacereal program in Guatemala, which is in critical need of funding and supplies ... With this contribution, Walmart is ensuring nutritional assistance specifically for pregnant women as well as young children. This will help with their development a...
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Inforum's strong presence in Guatemala and throughout the region has allowed us to meet users and plan in-house seminars directly. We have already scheduled a series of presentations to Microsoft Guatemala's customers and see that we will rapidly progress from there.
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