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Guatemala has now become one of the most dangerous. According to the NGO Udefegua, which monitors official records, there were 483 serious acts of aggression against

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citizens suspected of opposing the new regime. The conflict was mainly fought between the Guatemalan military (and some quasi-civilian) gov. rnment regimes and left-wing

How Guatemala is sliding into chaos in fight for

Guatemala has now become one of the most dangerous. According to the NGO Udefegua, which monitors official records, there

Instability in the Northern Triangle | Global Conflict Tracker

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Guatemala – CJA

Over 200,000 Guatemalans were killed or forcibly disappeared in a civil war that raged from 1960-1996. Of those victims identified in the U.N.-sponsored Historical Clarification Commission,

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In Guatemala City on 26 November 1970, security forces captured and disappeared journalists Enrique Salazar Solorzano and Luis Perez Diaz in an apparent reprisal for newspaper stories

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According to a verdict read from Costa Rica in the early hours of the morning, the Guatemalan government violated the rights of the

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Throughout Guatemala''s history, land has acted as a nexus for economic and political power.

UN rights body rules Guatemala failed displaced

The Committee found that the 269 members of the K''iche'', Ixil and Kaqchikel Mayan Indigenous Peoples were violently uprooted from

UN rights body rules Guatemala failed displaced Mayan Peoples

The Committee found that the 269 members of the K''iche'', Ixil and Kaqchikel Mayan Indigenous Peoples were violently uprooted from their traditional lands and forced to

Roots of Injustice: Land, Power, and Resistance in Guatemala

Throughout Guatemala''s history, land has acted as a nexus for economic and political power.

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Guatemala remains sharply divided over the lasting impact of a more than 30-year-long civil war that claimed over 200,000 lives, largely among the nation''s vast Indigenous

Guatemala – CJA

Origins: 1500-1954Internal Conflict: 1960-1978Silent Holocaust: 1978-1983Scorched Earth: 1982-1983The Kingdom of Impunity: 1996-2009NotesThe conflict saw a major escalation with the election of General Fernando Romeo Lucas García in 1978. According to the Historical Clarification Commission, recorded cases of extrajudicial killings rose from 100 in 1978 to over 10,000 in 1981. To protest this wave of massacres, in 1980 a group of Mayan leaders occupied the Spanish embassy in Guatema...See more on cja

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