AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoImmigration & Community Vigil: Hundreds gathered in Grand Rapids to remember Guatemalan father Mario David Coronado Juárez, who died after fleeing an attempted ICE stop; DHS says he wasn’t the intended target, while activists demand answers and repatriation support. Local Culture & Heritage: Stevens University marked Latine Heritage Month with Cultura Carnaval—music, food, and community-building—while Clark County announced a free ¡Celebrando Nuestra Cultura! Latino festival with folklorico, mariachi, and consulate services. Arts in Guatemala’s Orbit: A Guatemalan-born artist’s work at UCSB’s Art, Design & Architecture Museum uses handcast names of people who died in ICE custody (2003–2023), turning remembrance into public art. Guatemala Support on the Ground: Iowans are helping rural families get electricity, including powering a school for refrigeration and hot meals. Education Fundraiser: A Sooke event will raise funds to rebuild six classrooms at Casa Guatemala in Rio Dulce.
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