#guatemala

#guatemala

Olinda, 31, originally from the north of Guatemala, is visibly shaken upon being deported after four months in a Pennsylvania detention center, where she remembers being bound in chains.

In the early 1980s, a brutal civil war was raging in remote Guatemalan villages, like those around the town of Rabinal, where violence left the countryside dotted with mass graves.

The tremors resulted in the evacuation of buildings, landslides and minor property damage, officials said, adding they were felt as far away as El Salvador.

This one's really hard to swallow. We've got to learn how to win the biggest moments, right? We've made a lot of progress since I've been...

The actions against President Arevalo reveal a chilling truth about power in Guatemala; democracy is at risk when legal systems are weaponized for political ends.

The trip to Central America was filled with unforgettable experiences, but next time I'll focus more on relaxing after intense activities.

"It's a duty of conscience for the cardinals... that we've been coming along a path and this path needs to continue to grow and grow and grow."