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  Why do people live on dangerous steep slopes in Guatemala?
  Due to the lack of money, they erect flimsy shacks literally wherever they can, often without regard for the potential risk.
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  Central America demands billions in climate damages
  Central American nations will demand 105 billion dollars from industrialized countries for damages caused by global warming, the region's representatives said on Friday.
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  Harmful Bloom in Lake Atitlán, Guatemala Seen from Space
  Normally a picturesque blue lake surrounded by steep volcanoes and Mayan settlements, Guatemala’s Lake Atitlán acquired a film of green scum in October and November 2009.
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  Guatemala curbs bonfire festival to help climate
  A centuries-old Christian festival in Guatemala is likely to be muted this year after the government asked revelers not to light traditional bonfires to avoid carbon emissions.
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  Cellphones Per Person in Guatemala Visualization
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  Last Earthquake in Guatemala on Dec. 7, 2009
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  POLLUTION THREATENS GUATEMALA'S LAKE ATITLÁN
  In a pretend conversation written in Una Hoja de Papel, a child asks his grandfather what Guatemala's Lake Atitlán—Central America’s deepest lake—was once like. "It was very beautiful, crystal clear waters, you could see through the waters to the pebbles on the shore," the grandfather recalls.
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  Murdering Americans
  This month marks the 10th anniversary of the murder in Guatemala of Doniphan native and University of Missouri graduate Larry Lee. Not only has this crime not been solved, it has been virtually uninvestigated. Neither Guatemalan nor American officials seem too disturbed by that.
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  Portlander uses plastic bottles to build classrooms, community in Guatemala
  In Guatemala, Laura Kutner noticed, plastic trash was everywhere. And in the rural Guatemalan community where Kutner was until recently a Peace Corps volunteer, there were classrooms without walls.
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  New book release from oxford on the Rios Montt years by Virginia Garrard-Burnett
  Terror in the Land of the Holy Spirit: Guatemala Under General Efrain Rios Montt, 1982-1983 (Religion and Global Politics) Oxford university Press by Virginia Garrard-Burnett.
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