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Testimony As Resistance: Resistir Para Vivir, Part 4

By Elias Lawless, WireTap, Sep 10, 2007

Juan Herrera, an indigenous activist with the Association for Justice and Reconciliation in Guatemala, speaks about surviving torture to demand justice.

 
Resistir para Vivir/ Resist to Live: Part Three

By Elias Lawless, WireTap, Aug 1, 2007

Don Benjamin, an indigenous peasant from Guatemala's western highlands, talks about surviving the government's genocide against the Maya.

 
The Maya Survivors vs. Los Genocidios: Part Two

By Elias Lawless, WireTap, Feb 6, 2007

The second half of an interview with Maya activist Antonio Caba on the fight of indigenous Guatemalans to pursue justice for the recent, unpunished genocide targeted at them.

 
The Maya Survivors vs. Los Genocidios

By Elias Lawless, WireTap, Jan 17, 2007

An interview with Antonio Caba, a Maya activist working to hold ex-dictators accountable for one of the western hemisphere's most violent civil conflicts in the modern era.

 
Exploring Christopher Columbus Day

By Elias Lawless, WireTap, Oct 9, 2006

Opinion: How might a federal holiday relate to U.S. support for Guatemala`s bid at the UN Security Council?

 
Guatemalan Youth Rewrite History

By Elias Lawless, WireTap, Jul 31, 2006

From illegal street art to publicly shouting down military leaders, young activists in Guatemala are awakening the country's consciousness to its unspoken genocide.