2009-08. Nueva Linda: 5 Years Seeking Justice
Members of Justice For Nueva Linda marked their 5th year living along the shoulder of the Champerico highway while seeking justice for a disappearance and a massacre.
2008-03. Crisis along the Rio Dulce: The Death of Mario Caal
Military incursions into Q’eqchi’ Mayan communities in Izabal reminiscent of the war leave a local leader killed.
2008-01. Spanish Embassy Massacre: 28th Anniversary
28 years after 37 peasant leaders were burned alive inside the Spanish Embassy by State forces.
2007-12. Christmas in Nueva Linda
Members of Justice For Nueva Linda celebrate their 3rd Christmas along the shoulder of the Champerico highway.
2007-09. Nueva Linda: Along the Side of the Road
Members of Justice For Nueva Linda: 3rd year living along the shoulder of the highway seeking justice for a disappearance and a massacre.
2007-09. The People of Nueva Linda
Justice For Nueva Linda members: 3 years along the shoulder of the highway seeking justice for a disappearance and a massacre.
2007-07. We Are Not Squatters, We Are Natives of Guatemala
Mining activities in the region have a long history of unleashing violence.
2007-07. El Estor Evictions: 6 months later
Six months after a violent eviction at the hands of a Canadian mining company, local Q’eqchi’ communities continue their resistance.
2007-01. Eviction despite Dubious Legal Status
Q’eqchi’ Mayan communities in El Estor and Panzos are evicted by Canadian Mining Company CGN (Part III).
2007-01. Barrio La Revolución Burns
Q’eqchi’ Mayan communities in El Estor and Panzos are evicted by Canadian Mining Company CGN (Part II).
2007-01. Canadian Mining Company Orders Eviction of Indigenous Communities
Q’eqchi’ Mayan communities in El Estor and Panzos are evicted by Canadian Mining Company CGN (Part I).
2006-12. Eviction Day at Barrio La Revolución
Q’eqchi’ Mayan community members of Barrio La Revolucion in El Estor await as an eviction order is issued by Canadian Mining Company CGN.
2006-12. The Eternal Struggle for Land
Along the northern edge of Lake Izabal, a Canadian-run nickel mining project has been the source of numerous social conflicts for over 45 years.
