21. Department Of Global & Sociocultural Studies - Faculty Social Anthropology, Economic Anthropology, Globalization, Labor Studies, Indigenous Peoples, Guatemala, Latin America Office Modesto A. Maidique Campus, DM 332B http://gss.fiu.edu/index.php?name=faculty

22. Guatemala Radio Project | Cultural Survival Charity Navigator is America's premier independent charity evaluator. Click on the logo to review our four star rating. http://www.culturalsurvival.org/ourpublications/csq/article/guatemala-radio-proj

@import "/sites/all/themes/cs/css/cs-style.css"; @import "/sites/all/themes/cs/css/custom.css"; Partnering with Indigenous Peoples to Defend their Lands, Languages and Cultures About IP Resources Contact Home ... Home » Guatemala Radio Project Cultural Survival Quarterly Subscribe Back Issues Writers Guidelines Charity Navigator is America's premier independent charity evaluator. Click on the logo to review our four star rating. Guatemala Radio Project 29.4 (Winter 2005) Water Rights and Indigenous Peoples Jenn Goodman and Rachel Ballester Guatemala community radio stations prove essential to relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Stan The importance of community radio stations throughout Guatemala became especially apparent in the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Stan. On October 1, Hurricane Stan ravaged Guatemala, leaving 654 people dead, 828 people missing, and at least 120,000 homeless. The hurricane caused the most severe damage in the states of Sololá and San Marcos. Community radio stations played an essential role not only in documenting the destruction caused by the hurricane, but also in helping their listeners obtain relief. The stations provided a vital link for many citizens, particularly those in remote and isolated areas who were otherwise cut off from mainstream modes of communication. In the immediate aftermath of the storm, community radio stations broadcasted critical information to indigenous people about where and how to obtain safe supplies of food, fresh water, and clothing.

23. UPR JAPAN Report With regard to the situation of indigenous peoples, Guatemala urged Japan to seek ways to initiating a dialogue with its indigenous peoples so that it can implement the United http://www.lutheranworld.org/What_We_Do/OIahr/Documentation/UPR/UPR-Japan.pdf

24. 13th United Nations Commission On Sustainable Development 22 April Nations, New York, New York Major Group Closing Statements Indigenous Peoples Caucus (Major Group) Closing Statement Presented by Eugenia Juarez, Maya Indigenous Peoples, Guatemala on http://www.un.org/esa/sustdev/csd/csd13/statements/2204_indigenous.pdf

25. Economic, Social And Cultural Rights | Overview The right to housing Indigenous Peoples . Guatemala Land of Injustice? (29 March 2006) The right to housing Internally displaced people . Sri Lanka Waiting to go home the plight http://www.amnesty.ca/themes/esc_overview.php

@import "css/themes.css"; @import "css/themes_print.css"; Overview Locate a group Jobs Lives at Risk Indigenous Peoples Refugees Women Issues No Security without Human Rights Tasers Countries Canada Chad China Colombia ... Zimbabwe Archives Features News Releases Reports Annual Report Demand Dignity Main Campaign blog Corporate Accountability End Maternal Mortality Justice for the Lubicon Indigenous Peoples Stolen Sisters Death Penalty Campaign to Abolish the Death Penalty Writing Letters for Justice Action Centre Urgent Actions Individuals at Risk Volunteering and Activism Opportunities Events Write for Rights Taste for Justice Support Amnesty Overview Raise money in your community Donation Forms Become a Monthly Donor Make a Single Donation Give a Gift of Stocks Memorial Gifts ... Gift Memberships Planned Giving Overview You are here: Home Economic, Social and Cultural Rights - Overview Economic, Cultural and Social Rights: Additional Information Related Topics The Rights of Indigenous Peoples Business and Human Rights Human Rights in Canada Related Campaigns Stop Violence Against Women Share Power Take Action Paraguay: Indigenous people dying from government inaction Slovakia: Denial of the right to education of Romani children - Still Separate, Still Unequal!

26. WHKMLA : History Of Guatemala Guatemalan Indigenous Languages and the Effect on Radio Broadcasting (1989), part 1, part 2, part 3 bibliography World Directory of Minorities and Indigenous Peoples Guatemala http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/centramerica/xguatemala.html

History by Country A B C D ... WXYZ Mexico El Salvador First posted on June 16th 2002; last revised on January 31st 2009 Guatemala 1945-1970 Guatemala 1918-1945 Guatemala 1870-1918 Guatemala 1838-1870 ... Conquest of Central America WEB-BIBLIOGRAPHY . . . EXTERNAL FILES Country Profiles from CIA World Factbook BBC Country Profiles World Desk Reference Index Mundi ... Nations Encyclopedia Article : Guatemala , from Wikipedia Links, General from LANIC ; from Library of Congress, Portals to the World ; from BUBL ; from Sources and General Resources on Latin America Category : Guatemala , from Wikipedia Links, on History from Virtual Library History ; from Historical Text Archive ; Category : History of Guatemala , from Wikipedia Historical Maps Mapas e Foto Satellite de Guatemala, posted by Zonu Map : Mesoamerican Languages , from Titus Timelines from BBC News ; from timelines.ws Guatemala's Recent History from Isla IBC US-Guatemala 1901-2002, from History Commons , timeline with links to related newspaper articles Accounts of History from Wikipedia ; from Global Exchange ; from History World ; from NISGUA , from Guatemala Human Rights Commission On the problem of writing history of/in Guatemala : Patrick Smith

27. Middle East Stage: Monica Dispatch - February 9, 2000 and poverty tie into all the other themes that the trekkers present in other site visits, such as Youth and Society (Mexico City and Zimbabwe), Indigenous Peoples (Guatemala http://www.worldtrek.org/odyssey/mideast/020900/020900monvillage.html

The City Mouse and the Country Mouse February 9, 2000 We picked this dispatch as today's "Best." Click here to have future picks e-mailed to you! The following is a story about the theme that the trekkers are exploring in Turkey: How does your society define those two terms? How does the economy affect individuals in the countryside? How does the economy affect individuals in the city? How do politics, government, and culture all influence people who are rich and people who are poor? Click image for larger view In the vast, bustling city of Ankara, the capital of Turkey, a city mouse lived in splendor. With a soft bed to sleep on, quick and efficient Internet access, delicious vegetables at the local market, and visits to the local hamam (Turkish bathhouse), the city mouse was pleased and content. Indeed, this mouse considered himself a wealthy mouse, full of fortune, and he felt thankful every day for his situation. In a small, homey village an hour away from Ankara, a country mouse lived in splendor. With soft mats to sleep on, all her friends and family nearby, delicious cheese that one of her neighbors made every week, and a potbellied stove right in the house to heat up water, the country mouse was pleased and content. Indeed, this mouse considered herself a wealthy mouse , full of fortune, and she felt thankful every day for her situation.

28. UN Webcast: Human Rights Council Mandate the situation of human rights and fundamental freedoms of indigenous peoples . Guatemala to introduce the mandate 8 minute s; Statement by Mr. http://www.un.org/webcast/unhrc/archive.asp?go=070926

29. Search - Indigenous Peoples Issues And Resources Indigenous Peoples Issues and Resources The leading source for news, information, videos, and more on indigenous people's from around the world. http://indigenouspeoplesissues.com/index.php?option=com_search&areas=content

30. UPR FRANCE Report Counterterrorism Qatar Trafficking in persons Bangladesh, Japan National human rights action plan China Children Indonesia, UK, Chad Violence Djibouti Indigenous Peoples Guatemala http://www.lutheranworld.org/What_We_Do/OIahr/Documentation/UPR/UPR-France.pdf

31. The Human Rights Blog Indigenous Peoples Archives The adopting the draft declaration would help the indigenous peoples. Guatemala called on all States to adopt the draft by consensus. JEANDANIEL VIGNY (Switzerland), in a general http://www.humanrightsblog.org/archives/cat_indigenous_peoples.html

32. Mexico’s Other Border: Issues Affecting Mexico’s Dividing Line With Guate As a country that chronically has discounted the intrinsic value of its indigenous peoples, Guatemala refused to meet the demands of resettlement involving such a large percentage http://www.coha.org/mexicos-other-border-issues-affecting-mexico’s-dividing-li

Home About COHA Support COHA Contact US ... The Free Forum RSS COHA Opinion In the News Reports Undersung Heroes ... Research Fellow Spotlight by COHA Research Associate Suzana Shepard-Durini Background The Mexico-Guatemalan border has been a troubled zone since the Americas gained their independence from Spain in 1821. Since the closing of the colonial era towards the end of the 19th century, repeated incidents have plagued the region encompassing southern Mexico and western Guatemala. The current border came into being after the two nations signed the Treaty of Limits. Nowadays, the bulk of the concern over the border involves Guatemalan migrants crossing the border trying to eventually gain illegal entrance into the U.S. Disputes between the two countries revolve around both the undocumented migrants trekking through Mexico as well as those with final Mexican destinations. Migrants Even after the Central American wars were brought to an end, large numbers of migrants still were trying to cross the Guatemala-Mexico border. The two neighboring countries only recently have begun to increase border security in a meaningful manner, and are still encountering several problems in achieving this. In order to better the situation, the countries must appreciate the viewpoint of its migrant population. The most prevalent categories of migrants trying to pierce the border between Mexico and the U.S. is mainly Guatemalan migrant farmers looking for seasonal work on large commercial farms, as well as Mexicans, Central and South Americans trying to make their way to the United States through Mexico.

33. Menchu To Run For President In Guatemala - Washingtonpost.com Feb 21, 2007 as a lifetime award in recognition of her work for social justice and ethnocultural reconciliation based on respect for the rights of indigenous peoples. Guatemala's http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/02/21/AR2007022102158.

34. ECOBREVES Greens want answers from Schwarzenegger Cuba protects wetlands and birds Brazilian Indians arrive in cyberspace Guatemala fights 'pinabete' tree trafficking http://www.tierramerica.net/2003/1011/iecobreves.shtml

Home Page Ejemplar actual Reportajes Análisis ... Inter Press Service sobre temas globales de seguridad humana PNUD Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo PNUMA Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Medio Ambiente UNITED STATES: Greens Seek Commitment from Schwarzenegger SAN FRANCISCO - Ecologist groups say the environmental proposals of the governor-elect of the U.S. state of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger, are vague and they are going to demand concrete answers. Carl Zichella, regional director of the environmental group Sierra Club, noted that they have entered "uncharted territory" and that the only thing the actor-turned-politician has offered are promises. Schwarzenegger, famous for his role as the "Terminator", was elected governor of the powerful state of California on Oct. 7 following a controversial campaign that the media came to describe as a circus. He has said he will work towards implementing the state law for reducing greenhouse gas emissions counter to federal policies cut air pollution by at least 50 percent and ban further oil drilling in California. CUBA: Protecting Wetlands and Aquatic Birds HAVANA - An internationally backed project for the western Cuban province of Pinar del Río aims to protect the area's wetlands and waterfowl.

35. Menchu To Run For President In Guatemala - DominicanToday.com Prize in 1992 as a lifetime award in recognition of her work for social justice and ethnocultural reconciliation based on respect for the rights of indigenous peoples. Guatemala http://www.dominicantoday.com/app/article.aspx?id=22780

36. The Other Southern Border Mexico-Guatemala Spero News As a country that chronically has discounted the intrinsic value of its indigenous peoples, Guatemala refused to meet the demands of resettlement involving such a large percentage http://www.speroforum.com/site/article.asp?id=16128

37. Notes - Indigenous People - Zimbio Indigenous People. A wikizine devoted to all things concerning indigenous peoples, from sovereignty and selfdetermination, to resource management and equal rights. http://www.zimbio.com/Indigenous People/notes

38. PetroLatina Energy PLC Some 23 languages are spoken by the different indigenous peoples. Guatemala is a middle income country with a GNP of about US$ 30 billion per annum. http://www.petrolatinaenergy.com/csr_04.htm

Guiding Principles Code of Ethics Our Principles in Practice Responsibility Challenges ... Management Strategy Our Business and Corporate Responsibility Challenges Guatemala Guatemala is a relatively under-explored region, with a high level of prospectivity. The southern margin of the south of Peten Basin has a similar geology to the highly productive oil and gas fields of southern Mexico. Seismic and sub-surface data suggest that the geological trend of southern Mexico extends to the southern Peten Basin. The lithological profile of southern Peten Basin displays rock formations favourable to the production of oil. There is a strong demand for oil and gas energy as a result of the growing economy of Guatemala. The government is keen to promote inward investment by companies such as PetroLatina Energy. Colombia Detailed Environmental Impact Reports and source documents are available to download: Please note, the following zipped archives contain many folders and documents of various formats in several languages. 10.8MB Zipped Archive

39. Calendar Of Social Movements | Alliance For Responsible Trade 10 th13 th Linking Alternatives 2 Peoples' Tribunal against the III Continental Summit of Indigenous Peoples (Guatemala) http://www.art-us.org/Events

40. Chiapas - Related Articles And Key Terms Related articles Zapatista Army of National Liberation Sumidero Canyon Chiapas conflict Maya peoples Lacandon Maya civilization Indigenous peoples Guatemala http://cwf.appspot.com/cwx/article/Chiapas

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