Friday Jul 3 | Daily Breeze
Mothers still at a loss one year later
Zanni Meguerian, right. wonders where her ex-husband has taken her sons Alex Silah and Zaven Silah.
If it's good enough for Keanu...
Lucy Gillmore flies to Belize for the ultimate screen break at Francis Ford Coppola's luxurious Central American resorts Question: what kind of place turns away Robert De Niro? Answer: a resort owned by another movie legend, Francis Ford Coppola.
Novi teen to spend summer living, working in Guatemala
While many of her friends are busy searching for summer jobs, and looking forward to a relaxing break from school, 17-year-old Ashleigh Bowne will be joining over 500 teens from around the world, hoping to have a positive impact on people living in some of the poorest sections of Guatemala.
Guatemala seizes 9.9 million pseudoephedrine pills
Associated Press A June 16, 2009 A GUATEMALA CITY -- Guatemalan authorities have confiscated nearly 10 million pseudoephedrine pills worth $33 million in a record seizure of the precursor chemical for methamphetamine.
Central America, Air/13 Nights, From $1,895
Learn about Mayan culture firsthand in El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, and Belize on this guided tour.
New AH1N1 Flu Cases Confirmed in Guatemala, Total Reaches 25
Guatemalan sanitary authorities confirmed on Friday two new cases of the A/H1N1 virus, bringing the total to 25 in the country.
Area students pay 'visit' to Guatemala
Children in the Bedford County School Age Care Program rode a "chicken bus" into Guatemala this week.
There is one important difference between having a career and having a project: careers depend on being paid for your labor, projects depend on giving things away.
Guatemala: Welcome to Paradise
My favorite in his "series of interventions on Guatemalan traditional paintings" above, more images on his blog .
Security tussles mar Guatemalan visit
WHO S GUARDING WHOM?: President Ma Ying-jeou s security detail got into arguments with their hosts over who would be allowed access to secure areas By Ko Shu-ling STAFF REPORTER Monday, Jun 01, 2009, Page 3 In this photo released by the Guatemalan Foreign Ministry, President Ma Ying-jeou, third left, gestures during a visit to Tikal National Park, ...
China sends large group to buy Taiwanese goods
A group of Chinese computer and home appliance manufacturers arrived Sunday with plans to buy billions of dollars worth of goods and components from Taiwan, officials and news reports said.
President arrives in Guatemala for three-day visit
Guatemala City, May 29 Republic of China President Ma Ying-jeou arrived in Guatemala Friday from Belize on the second leg of his 10-day, three-country diplomatic visit to Central America.
Barnstable board approves Hyannis hotel proposal
Tourism a major industry in Guatemala May 19--Tourism is one of the top industries in Guatemala, and it's easy to see why.
A Guide to Tropical Central American Countries
Guatemala, Belize and El Salvador, these three tropical Central American countries have all struggled for independence, but now boast rich exotic cultures.
Colorful Tombstones in Chichicastenango, Guatemala
Who says that cemeteries have to be all somber? Check out these colorful tombstones in the cemetery outside of Chichicastenango in Guatemala, as taken by photographer and avid traveler Susan Hardman.
Guatemala: A land of volcanoes and Mayans
When the plane started to descend out of the clouds, tall, jungle-covered mountains appeared outside the window.
Spring Grove woman nurses patients in Guatemala
Jillian Krebs takes a Guatemalan woman's blood for a glucose test in a small village 150 kilometers from Guatemala City.
Jody Lommel, Julie Pung, Sherry Lego, Marie and Mike Pung, Marv Rothstein, Anthony Lego and Kyle Rothstein recently spent time at missions in San Lucas and Antigua, Guatemala.
A trip around the world to be inspired by women of peace
Guatemala is very far away if you live in Egypt. So far, that one probably would never think of travelling there - until, perhaps, one is invited to a conference as I was a couple of weeks ago by an organisation called the Nobel Women's Initiative.
Light aircraft crash in Guatemala City kills six
Six people died in Guatemala City on Thursday when a Piper Azteca light aircraft, owned by Aeroservicios Company and heading for Belize, crashed upon its departure from Guatemala City's La Aurora airport, according to news reaching here.