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  Apoyo al "DREAM ACT"
  La Ley DREAM, proporcionaría estatus migratorio condicional a las personas que: (1) vinieron a Estados Unidos antes de cumplir 16 años; (2) han vivido en Estados Unidos al menos cinco años consecutivos antes de la fecha de la puesta en vigor de la ley; (3) tenían menos de 30 años en la fecha de la puesta en vigor; (4) demuestran buena conducta; (5) no son inadmisibles ni deportables por razones significativas; y (6) se graduaron de la escuela secundaria, obtuvieron un diploma de equivalencia de secundaria (GED por sus siglas en inglés), o han sido admitidos a una institución de educación superior en Estados Unidos.
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  At Least Three Communities Have Been Attacked in Q’eqchi
  The Guatemala Solidarity Project (GSP) strongly condemns the ongoing violent attacks against peasant communities in the Q’eqchi speaking region of Guatemala. We call for organizations and people of conscience to take actions in solidarity with the threatened communities.
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  Wealthy Criminals Accompanying Police in Search of Q’eqchi’ Peasant Leaders
  The Guatemala Solidarity Project expresses sadness and condemnation for the arrest of q’eqchi’ peasant leader Pablo Sacrab Pop on Tuesday, December 28, in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. We
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  Q’eqchi’ Leaders Massacred in Guatemala
  Thousands of q’eqchi’ peasants near Livingston, Guatemala had been anticipating February 14, 2011 as a possible day of joy and celebration.  Instead it became a day of unbearable grief after the bodies of three missing leaders affiliated with Encuentro Campesino (Peasant Encounter) were found floating in a lake near Livingston, covered with bullet wounds.
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  What war? Testimonies of Maya Survivors by Laurie Levinger
  Learn how to design, conduct and write-up qualitative, ethnographic research while on the shores of a crystal lake framed by volcanoes! During the seven and a half week program, live and work with an indigenous Guatemalan family in the Lake Atitlán area of the Western Highlands. This is a hands-on, experiential-driven program where students design a research program, and plan and implement an independent, individualized, project. 
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  Demand Freedom for Political Prisoner Ramiro Choc, a Mayan Qeqchi Community Leader
  Ramiro Choc is a Q'eqchi' peasant leader from northeastern Guatemala. With courage, dynamic organizing skills and commitment to social and environmental justice he has been a leader in numerous successful grassroots struggles.
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