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Río de impunidad: MP pidió el cierre de 4 MIL denuncias ambientales
El río San Román se tiñó de rojo. De sus aguas emergieron peces sin vida. Era 2017. Para Tierra Blanca II, una comunidad de Chisec, Alta Verapaz, no era algo nuevo. Pero por primera vez decidieron unirse como aldea para pedirle justicia a un sistema que históricamente no los escucha y que como ha sido siempre, les volvería a cerrar las puertas. Los vecinos de esta comunidad q’eqchi’ acusaron a los cultivos de palma africana que están cercanos al río. Sus sospechas no eran para menos.
(Audios): Así arman la desinformación contra Semilla y Arévalo
“Estamos trabajando un… un apoyo hacia Semilla, ¿me entiendes? Y tenemos que hacerles un tipo de publicidad para el 28 de este mes”. Así comienza el mensaje de audio que entra el lunes 24 de julio de 2023 en el WhatsApp de Rodrigo, nombre ficticio para resguardar su identidad. La voz que se escucha es de Henrry.
9 zonas unidas por el agua: una nueva gota de esperanza
Es martes por la noche y un grupo de vecinas y vecinos de la Ciudad de Guatemala de zonas dispersas está conectado en una reunión virtual. Hace dos meses ni se conocían, pero les unió una causa particular: exigir la mejora del servicio de Empagua y que se les cumpla su derecho al agua potable. “Creo que es bueno reunir a todos. De este grupo puede salir la mejor propuesta de mejora para la ciudad”, dice Pablo Rodríguez de la zona 24, uno de los integrantes.
La tormenta Julia arrasó Guatemala. Lo triste es que nada cambiará en el siguiente desastre
Millones de guatemaltecos y guatemaltecas, como Romelia García, se ven atrapados en el dilema de migrar o seguir en la constante agonía que es la pobreza extrema. A sus 30 años no conoce nada más. En febrero, cuando la conocí en una pequeña aldea de Chiquimula, al oriente de Guatemala, las reservas de sus cosechas de maíz estaban a punto de acabarse.
Gerente de MuniGuate dio autorización ilegal a empresa de agua
La lucha diaria para sobrellevar la cotidianidad sin acceso a agua potable sigue en Canalitos, zona 24 de la Ciudad de Guatemala.
Twitter: Gobierno pidió información sobre 34 cuentas. ¿A quién quiere investigar?
Según los informes de Twitter, entre 2016 y 2021, la red social recibió 353 solicitudes de información de gobiernos en Centroamérica y solo 36 de ellas son de Guatemala. El periodista e investigador, Luis Assardo, explica por qué es grave que la cifra de solicitudes de información sea tan baja: “En nuestros paises existe una cantidad enorme de redes de pornografía infantil, o pandillas que utilizan redes sociales para extorsionar.
Lista Engel: el terremoto apenas comenzó y el MP sigue en silencio
El diputado Felipe Alejos, el exjuez Mynor Moto y el activista Ricardo Méndez Ruiz, de la Fundación contra el Terrorismo, son algunos de los señalados que aparecen en la Lista Engel, junto a otros 17 funcionarios, activistas y abogados vinculados a la corrupción o debilitamiento de la democracia. ¿Y ahora?
Covid19: colapsa el Hospital Parque de la Industria y Salud recorta personal
Las imágenes duelen. Una fila de personas, algunas adultas mayores, emponchadas y sentadas en sillas de plástico, sobreviviendo gracias a los tanques de oxígeno a su lado. Así esperan a que se desocupe una cama en el hospital temporal para pacientes con COVID-19, en el Parque de la Industria. Eso solo pasa cuando otro paciente es dado de alta o fallece. Algunas personas llevan esperando horas y otras más de un día, asegura una persona que trabaja en ese hospital, quien prefiere no ser identificada.
'Where Is My Son?' A Migrant Father Was Deported in May. His Son Is Still in a Shelter.
SAN MIGUEL LIMÓN, Guatemala — Before he was deported in May, David Xol, an indigenous farmworker from Guatemala, made an urgent plea to U.S. officials at the immigrant processing center in McAllen. “There is no way I am going to leave my son here,” he told them.
‘Where is my son?’ A migrant father was deported in May. His son is still in a Texas shelter.
SAN MIGUEL LIMÓN, Guatemala — Before he was deported in May, David Xol, an indigenous farmworker from Guatemala, made an urgent plea to U.S. officials at the immigrant processing center in McAllen. “There is no way I am going to leave my son here,” he told them.
"Where is my son?": A migrant father was deported in May. His son is still in a Texas shelter.
SAN MIGUEL LIMÓN, Guatemala — Before he was deported in May, David Xol, an indigenous farmworker from Guatemala, made an urgent plea to U.S. officials at the immigrant processing center in McAllen. “There is no way I am going to leave my son here,” he told them.
'Where Is My Son?' A Migrant Father Was Deported in May. His Son Is Still in a Shelter.
SAN MIGUEL LIMÓN, Guatemala — Before he was deported in May, David Xol, an indigenous farmworker from Guatemala, made an urgent plea to U.S. officials at the immigrant processing center in McAllen. “There is no way I am going to leave my son here,” he told them.
'Where is my son?': Deported migrant father searches for son still in shelter
SAN MIGUEL LIMÓN, Guatemala — Before he was deported in May, David Xol, an indigenous farmworker from Guatemala, made an urgent plea to U.S. officials at the immigrant processing center in McAllen.“There is no way I am going to leave my son here,” he told them.Earlier that month, Xol and his 7-year-old son, Byron, had travelled through Mexico for three days in a wooden crate stowed in the back of a tractor trailer, surviving on just an apple apiece and swallowing pills that kept them from...
'Where is my son?': Deported migrant father searches for son still in shelter
SAN MIGUEL LIMÓN, Guatemala — Before he was deported in May, David Xol, an indigenous farmworker from Guatemala, made an urgent plea to U.S. officials at the immigrant processing center in McAllen.“There is no way I am going to leave my son here,” he told them.Earlier that month, Xol and his 7-year-old son, Byron, had travelled through Mexico for three days in a wooden crate stowed in the back of a tractor trailer, surviving on just an apple apiece and swallowing pills that kept them from...
“Where is my son?”: A migrant father was deported in May. His son is still in a Texas shelter.
SAN MIGUEL LIMÓN, Guatemala — Before he was deported in May, David Xol, an indigenous farmworker from Guatemala, made an urgent plea to U.S. officials at the immigrant processing center in McAllen. “There is no way I am going to leave my son here,” he told them.
"Where is my son?": A migrant father was deported in May. His son is still in a Texas shelter.
Editor's note: Para leer esta noticia en español, clic aquí SAN MIGUEL LIMÓN, Guatemala — Before he was deported in May, David Xol, an indigenous farmworker from Guatemala, made an urgent plea to U.S. officials at the immigrant processing center in McAllen. “There is no way I am going to leave my son here,” he told them.
"Where is my son?": A migrant father was deported in May. His son is still in a Texas shelter.
““Where is my son?”: A migrant father was deported in May. His son is still in a Texas shelter.” was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public policy, politics, government and statewide issues. SAN MIGUEL LIMÓN, Guatemala — Before he was deported in May, David Xol, an indigenous farmworker from Guatemala, made an urgent plea to U.S. officials at the immigrant processing center in McAllen.
Russian “fake news” against the CICIG has a dark origin in a case that reaches Minister Degenhart
The alliance among the corrupt in Guatemala is starting to get recognized around the world for its propaganda and defamation campaigns.
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