AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLGBTQ+ Justice: The trial of seven police officers accused in the killings of Eldin Choc Xi and Milton Santamaría could set a landmark precedent if the court recognizes anti-LGBTQ+ hate as a motive. The victims were a Mayan Q’eqchi’ man and his partner. Indigenous Rights: Xinka communities continue their peaceful resistance to the Escobal mine, which has remained closed since 2017; the people have rejected its reopening as part of a court-ordered consultation. Rural Access: Volunteer line workers from North Dakota are building power lines to bring electricity to more than 50 homes and a school in San Luis Palo Grande, where families still rely on candles for light. Faith & Culture: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints dedicated its Miraflores temple in Guatemala City, bringing a new place of worship to local members. Community: A 15-year-old girl presumed dead regained consciousness during her funeral wake, a startling case that has drawn attention across Guatemala.
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