Guatemala

Trump: U.S. To 'Substantially' Cut Aid To Honduras, Guatemala And El Salvador

Citing no evidence, he claimed “criminals and unknown Middle Easterners” were in a migrant caravan headed for the U.S.
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Video Shows Woman Harassing Family For Speaking Spanish In Restaurant

The finger-wagging woman demanded that the family, visiting from Guatemala, produce passports.
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Migrant Caravan's Arduous Journey Toward U.S. Captured In Photos

Thousands of people are escaping Honduras and Guatemala.
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Church Offers Sanctuary To Indigenous Guatemalan Woman Facing Deportation

With help from local activists, Maria Chavalan Sut has taken up residence at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Worldwide Gun Deaths Reach 250,000 Yearly

Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico and Venezuela are the countries that with the U.S. contributed to half the study deaths.
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Migrant Kids Choose Between Possible Death And Never Seeing Parents Again

Returning to their home country could mean violence or death. But staying in the U.S. comes at a high cost.
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Reminder: Women Migrants Are Fleeing Countries The U.S. Helped Decimate

The violence driving people to seek shelter in the U.S. has its roots in American foreign policy.
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Migrant Mom Reunites With Her Daughter After 'Painful,' Months-Long Separation

A migrant mother and her 7-year-old daughter had an emotional reunion nearly two months after they were separated at the border.
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Asylum-Seeking Mother Reunites With Her Son After Suing U.S. Government

Seven-year-old Darwin was just one of the more than 2,500 migrant children taken from their parents by the government. Now, after a month in detention he’s finally been reunited with his mom.
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Violent Volcano In Guatemala Explodes Again

Guatemala’s Fuego volcano erupted twice in a week with orders of a new evacuation.
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