Guatemala

By Luis Eduardo Barrueto EspañolClaudia Escobar Mejía, a recently elected magistrate to the Appeals Courts in Guatemala, stirred up the country on October 5 by resigning her post and publicly denouncing irregularities in the election…
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EspañolThe failed peace process in Guatemala should serve as an example to other Latin-American nations that have been harassed by Marxist guerrillas seeking legitimacy at any cost. The only objective of these terrorists is to seek revenge…
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EspañolThe Guatemalan Congress has moved to repeal the country's contentious "Monsanto Law," meant to protect new plant varieties. The decision came on Thursday, September 4, after heavy pressure from environmental and agricultural…
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EspañolEver since the early 1990s, when US allies in Colombia hunted and assassinated Pablo Escobar, the Colombian drug empire has crumbled. With increased demand for illicit drugs in the United States, Mexican drug cartels flourished. For…
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EspañolVirtually all commentary about the influx of unaccompanied Central American children into the United States, which some say could rise to 90,000 this year, misses the point: no government has the moral authority to capture these kids…
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Like in many parts of the world, Latin America has a long tradition of volunteer firefighters, the bomberos voluntarios. These mostly unpaid brigades not only put out fires, they also act as first responders to car crashes and other…
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