AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDía de Muertos and Detention: A Guatemalan man who died in ICE custody was initially identified by a different name, his family says. They honored him with an ofrenda as they sought answers about his death. Indigenous Rights: A Mayan woman who fled persecution in Guatemala has been allowed to remain free in Massachusetts while she awaits a hearing that could advance her asylum claim. Rural Life: New electric service is reaching hundreds of people in the mountain villages of El Estocal and Montenegro, where many families rely on subsistence farming. Youth Support: A nonprofit co-founded by Kathy Barthelmes helps young Guatemalans leaving orphanages build independent lives through housing, mentorship, education and job training. Justice: Former Guatemalan police officers received 60-year sentences for the torture and killing of a gay couple. Maya Heritage: New findings at Belize’s ancient Maya city of Caracol are challenging long-held ideas about the civilization.
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