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While the U.S. Stayed Silent About His Death, Hundreds in Guatemala Gathered to Mourn

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By Rommel H Ojeda Verified, Eileen Grench, Daniele Volpe
| URL Media
His funeral took place in the San Francisco de Asís Catholic church in Aldea El Pilar Dos, a small town located in the Municipality of San Juan Sacatepéquez, more than an hour away from Guatemala City, the capital in Guatemala. Hundreds of villagers lingered outside the church’s doors, their faces heavy with sorrow as the services began. Women dressed in traditional Mayan hand-woven huipil of bright reds and oranges. Others donned blue or purple shawls. Others wore black.
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While the U.S. Stayed Silent About His Death, Hundreds in Guatemala Gathered to Mourn

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By Eileen Grench, Rommel H Ojeda Verified, Daniele Volpe
| Documented Verified
His funeral took place in the San Francisco de Asís Catholic church in Aldea El Pilar Dos, a small town located in the Municipality of San Juan Sacatepéquez, more than an hour away from Guatemala City, the capital in Guatemala. Hundreds of villagers lingered outside the church’s doors, their faces heavy with sorrow as the services began. Women dressed in traditional Mayan hand-woven huipil of bright reds and oranges. Others donned blue or purple shawls. Others wore black.
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City, State Leaders Pledge $7.25 Million in Legal Aid for Immigrant Children Facing Deportation Alone

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By Eileen Grench
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Since last week, more unaccompanied minors than ever have navigated U.S. immigration court alone. Now, city and state officials have announced a reprieve with an infusion of $7.25 million dollars into legal services to help immigrant children in New York. Flanked by Mayor Zohran Mamdani and State Attorney General Leticia James, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the new funds Wednesday at a press conference in downtown Manhattan.
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