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Five women were rescued from the Kings River after their rafts capsized when they hit tree branches, serving as a strong reminder of the importance of wearing life jackets.
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Guatemalan Women Fought for Democracy. Now They Have to Make It Work for Them. - MSNOutside the window, a storm gathers over Lake Atitlan. Inside, more than 50 women activists, including Guatemalan indigenous land defenders, international feminist leaders and a Nobel Peace Prize ...
Jomarie Calasanz, a 26-year-old Los Angeles woman, went missing after being swept into the Kaweah River of Sequoia National Park last month. The search has been limited after the area became unsafe ...
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One Person Swept Away As Guatemala's Pacaya River Overflows In Escuintla | Heavy Rains Pound Region - MSNA dramatic rescue operation is underway in Escuintla, southwestern Guatemala, after the Pacaya River overflowed due to intense rainfall. One person was swept away by the surging currents, with the ...
Last week, the Guatemalan government initiated a participatory dialogue to inform the creation of a national water law, a crucial first step toward addressing the country’s water and sanitation ...
Guatemala court convicts 3 ex-paramilitaries of war crimes for rape and gives them 40-year sentences
GUATEMALA CITY (AP ... the family unit and destroying the community social fabric.” Another woman testified in closed session that she had been washing clothes in the river when paramilitaries and ...
A Guatemalan woman who entered the U.S. illegally while eight months pregnant is no longer facing expedited removal with her baby, according to her immigration attorney.
The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a transgender Guatemalan woman who is fighting deportation on the grounds that she would face persecution if returned to her native country.
A Guatemalan woman who had just given birth at an Arizona hospital was swiftly taken into US Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody before being released on Saturday as she faces deportation ...
ATTLEBORO — A 51-year-old Guatemalan man convicted of raping a city woman more than three decades ago was sentenced Monday to 15 to 20 years in state prison.
ATTLEBORO — In a high-profile local cold case, a 51-year-old Guatemalan man has been convicted of raping a city woman more than three decades ago.
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