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Category Archives: Guatemala

1. Lake Atitlan, Chichicastenango, and Antigua: Dreams and Realities

   Lake Atitlan: Dreams and Realities A paradise for some, a struggle for others.

   This entry was posted on May 4, 2012 and is filed under Guatemala.

   Tags: Antigua, Lake Atitlan, San Juan Laguna, Villa Sumaya

2. Tikal A Few Thoughts by a Non Specialist

   Tikal The greatest mesoamerican site is still deep in the jungle. The elites who built these monuments are lost in the mists of history, but the wildlife and birds continue to thrive there.

   This entry was posted on May 3, 2012 and is filed under Guatemala.

   Tags: Guatemala, jungle, Mesoamerica, textiles, Tikal

3. Guatemala Part I Museums in Guatemala City

     On the day we arrived in Guatemala, staying at this very pleasant hotel near the airport, President Otto Perez Molina announced that he wanted to decriminalize drugs and drug trafficking through his country. Other Latin American and Central American leaders also support reform of drug policies like President Santos of Colombia and Laura Chinchilla […]

   This entry was posted on April 30, 2012 and is filed under Guatemala.

   Tags: Carlos Merida, Efrain Recinos, Guatemala modern art, Margot Fanjul, Roberto Cabrera, Roberto Ossaye, Rodolfo Abularach

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