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Irma Alicia Velásquez Nimatuj is an author, journalist and college professor in Guatemala and the U.S. She is the first Maya K’iche’ woman to receive her PhD in social anthropology. She has taught at the University of Texas Austin, and at Brown, Duke and Stanford...
The U.S. government must urgently prioritize the fight against corruption and assume the consequences Originally published in El Periodico on September 4, 2021 One of the objectives of Joe Biden's administration is to reduce migration and try to stop the unstoppable waves of migrants leaving Guatemala and other Central...
An open letter from some of Guatemala's leading indigenous women leaders to Vice President Elect Harris about cooperation and greater inclusion of indigenous women needed for Central America's progress. ...
Human rights defenders are once again at grave risk in Guatemala....
Indigenous communities face unique challenges during the pandemic, including lack of access to health care and information in their own languages. ...
García’s reporting on some of Guatemala’s remotest communities has often placed her at risk. ...
CICIG Commissioner Iván Velásquez taught us that change is not made by individuals but by teams of committed people....
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