We have started to collect the most important news related to Guatemala in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Thousands of people have formed a human chain up one of the Guatemala's volcanoes to draw attention to the country's high rates of domestic violence.
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Guatemala follows in the footsteps of Mexico and Honduras, as new President Otto Perez Molina orders the army to join the fight against drug cartels.
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Guatemala's new President Otto Perez Molina is sworn into office promising "profound change" to restore security in the face of soaring violent crime.
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A Guatemalan congressman and his brother are shot dead in an attack that highlights security challenges facing President-elect Otto Perez Molina.
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Outgoing Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom seeks a reconciliation with his ex-wife, whom he divorced so that she could run for the presidency.
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The US Peace Corps is to pull volunteers out of Honduras and review its role in El Salvador and Guatemala amid security concerns.
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Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom issues an official apology for a massacre committed by soldiers during the country's civil conflict.
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People harmed by US-funded research should be compensated in future, a bioethics panel says, in its final report into STD abuses in Guatemala.
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"Burning of the devil" festivities kick off traditional Christmas celebrations in Guatemala, despite concerns about air pollution.
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Former Guatemalan president Alfonso Portillo will be extradited to the United States, after the current president granted the extradition order.
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Ex-general Otto Perez Molina wins Guatemala's presidential run-off, promising a hard line against violent crime.
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Former Guatemalan military ruler Oscar Mejia Victores is sent to hospital to see if he is well enough to stand trial on genocide charges.
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The Guatemalan authorities apologise to the family of ex-President Jacobo Arbenz who was ousted in 1954 in a CIA-backed coup.
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Three young children die in a landslide in Guatemala and 12 other people are missing after heavy rain caused a hillside to collapse.
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