Ukraine Debuts at Guatemala Biennale with Alevtina Kahidze’s War Art

Ukraine, for the first time, presents its artistic voice at the Guatemala Biennial of Contemporary Art thanks to Alevtina Kahidze’s project “I Am Still Drawing This War.” At the invitation of the biennale curator Eugenio Viola, Alevtina Kahidze...

Death of immigrant rights leader Father Guillermo Treviño, 39, mourned in Iowa and beyond

On one of the final days of his life, Father Guillermo Treviño walked through Vatican City beneath a soft, silvery sky, holding aloft a towering wooden cross. With 100 singing pilgrims following, he led the way, lifting his black cowboy hat high...

Known for his immigrant advocacy, Iowa's Father Treviño dies at 39

Father Guillermo Treviño, an Iowa pastor and immigrant rights advocate, has died at age 39 from complications of undiagnosed diabetes. Treviño was remembered for his service to immigrant communities, including co-founding the organization...

‘On holy ground’: Missionaries reflect on faith-strengthening experiences at Church historic sites

2 Nov 2025, 4:00 a.m. MST PALMYRA, New York — On a cool September Saturday morning with clear blue skies, a large group of visitors disembarked from a bus and gathered for a tour outside the Sacred Grove Welcome Center. They gathered around Elder...

Why this small business that sells cycling clothes for women decided to fight Trump’s tariffs — ‘our backs were up against the wall’

From the moment President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on nearly every country, Nik Holm feared the company he leads might not survive. Terry Precision Cycling has made it 40 years with a product line specifically for women, navigating a tough...

In Willmar, a soccer field becomes a refuge from heated immigration debate

WILLMAR, MINN. — Every year or two, a player on Willmar’s boys varsity soccer team drops out midyear and leaves the country. Head coach Jeff Winter never knows exactly what happened.It’s one of the many challenges of coaching in this diverse...

Gender equality is not just a goal: it is the foundation of lasting peace

The resolution “was a real game changer,” says Laura Flores, director of the Americas division at the Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA), in an interview with UN News. Leading the department’s initiatives in Latin America and...

Annamma and Stovall: Trump administration targeting children of color

By Subini Annamma and David Stovall. For the Los Angeles Times. The scenes have been all over the news. In Colorado, ICE smashes the window of a car with a 1-month-old inside, his mother crying out, “There’s a baby in here!” A family of four in...

Gender equality’s not just a goal – it’s a foundation for lasting peace

The resolution “was a real game-changer,” says Laura Flores, Americas Division Director at the Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA), in an interview with UN News. Leading the department’s initiatives in Latin America and the...

UWC Costa Rica Shares Global Agricultural Knowledge at Educational Event

Nine students from UWC Costa Rica, representing different nationalities, held an educational workshop at the Santa Cecilia School in San Isidro, Heredia, where they shared with the students of that institution the protection practices they apply...

‘Paid 40-50 lakh to agent’: Family of Haryana youth killed in Guatemala on ‘dunki’ route to US

An 18-year-old from Haryana who left home last year hoping to reach the United States through the illegal “dunki” route has been killed in Guatemala, allegedly after being held captive by human traffickers, his family said on Saturday. Kaithal boy...

Guatemala: Documentary “Mijain” honors Cuban culture

In the presence of the Cuban medical brigade professionals and solidary friends, Cuban Ambassador to Guatemala, Nazario Fernandez, acknowledged the creative force of a people who, through art and thought, defend their sovereignty and affirm their...

‘Dunki’ route: 2 youths from Punjab, Haryana killed by traffickers in Guatemala

Two youths from Punjab and Haryana, who set out for the United States in October last year through the treacherous “dunki” route in search of a job, have been killed after allegedly being held captive by human traffickers in Guatemala, according...

Colorado film makers document activists using art to protest in 'Comparsa'

The 48th Denver Film Festival runs from Oct. 31 to Nov. 9. More than 130 films will screen over the course of 10 days, including everything from buzz-worthy features, international films, independent films, shorts, and documentaries. Among the...

West Liberty priest, local immigrant advocate Fr. Guillermo Treviño dies after illness

WEST LIBERTY, Iowa (KCRG) - A Catholic priest who advocated for immigrants facing ICE deportations has died. Father Guillermo Trevino was the pastor of both Saint Joseph Church in Columbus Junction and Saint Joseph Church in West Liberty. Father...

How shadowy Russian and US groups are pouring billions into the systematic destruction of women’s rights globally

A highly organised and well-funded campaign to strip women of their rights is gaining global momentum. “Reject harmful sex education in South Africa!” reads the headline of a petition launched in August this year. “The South African Department of...

Guillermo del Toro and Oscar Isaac Want ‘Frankenstein’ to Speak to Latin American Culture

In a conversation with Guillermo del Toro and Oscar Isaac, dropped online by GQ to promote the long-awaited collaboration between the cinema faves, the duo talked about how their Latin culture informed their take on Frankenstein. Guillermo del...

Haryana teen on ‘dunki’ route to US killed by traffickers in Guatemala

A Haryana teenager who set out for the United States last October via the treacherous ‘dunki’ route in search of employment has been killed after allegedly being held captive by human traffickers in Guatemala, his family claimed on Saturday...

Commentary: The Trump administration is targeting children of color

The scenes have been all over the news. In Colorado, ICE smashes the window of a car with a 1-month-old inside, his mother crying out, “There’s a baby in here!” A family of four in Chicago is surrounded at Millennium Park by heavily armed and...

Haryana Teen, Heading To US Via 'Dunki' Route, Killed In Guatemala After Being Held Captive

Last Updated:November 01, 2025, 20:25 IST A Haryana boy was killed by "donkers" in Guatemala after taking the dunki route to the US. His family paid up to Rs 50 lakh to Haryana agents and traffickers for his release. Representative Image An...