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Local author tells story of time in Peace Corps in Guatemala

"They Tried to Wipe Us Out. We Rise Up to Seek Justice."

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Indigenous leaders saved Guatemala's fragile democracy

More than 100 days of Indigenous-led protests played a key role in defending Guatemala’s democracy, but the struggle continues.

Art's role in saving Guatemala's biodiversity - LatinAmerican Post

'A new spring': Guatemala's Arevalo becomes president after Congress delays | Politics News

Joy briefly turned into anger for supporters after Congress stalled the anticorruption crusader’s inauguration.

Indigenous Leaders in Guatemala Are Camping Out to Prevent Post-Election Coup

Leaders from Indigenous governance structures have energized a movement to ensure the presidential transition happens.

Protests in Guatemala Shut Down the Country for More Than a Week

The crumbling, pothole-filled highways and roads across Guatemala have been shut down, blocked, and barricaded by protesters for more than a

The Promise of Spring

On the evening of August 20, election day for Guatemala’s second round of presidential voting, Alba Noe Muñoz’s family was afraid she would have a heart

Bernardo Arévalo and the Restoration of the "Guatemalan Spring"

Guatemalans guarded the memory of democracy through decades of war and corruption. With Bernardo Arévalo, they saw an opening.

Weingarten: Cheer for Guatemala

Guatemala is a fascinating country. Tucked away in lush green mountains and fiery volcanoes lies a rich culture and history. Recently, Guatemala elected their next president, Bernardo Arévalo—a supposed anti-corruption and anti-crime maverick. He is the son of Juan José Arévalo, the first democratically elected president in Guatemala’s history. In 1954, according to Guardian, Arévalo...