AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoIndigenous Rights: Xinka communities are marking nine years of resistance to the Escobal mine, which they stopped in 2017. They have rejected its reopening and continue to defend their right to decide what happens on their land. LGBTQ+ Justice: Seven police officers face charges over the 2024 killings of Eldin Choc Xi and Milton Santamaría. A ruling recognizing anti-LGBTQ+ hate could set a historic precedent in Guatemala. Families and Migration: The Guatemalan Maya Center helped reunite two young children with their mother, who was deported after a traffic stop despite seeking asylum and having no criminal record. Rural Access: Volunteer line workers from North Dakota are heading to San Luis Palo Grande to bring electricity to more than 50 homes and a school. Faith and Community: A new Latter-day Saint temple was dedicated in Guatemala City, which is now the second city outside the United States with two temples.
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