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Encuentro Trans-Territorial: Never Again an Isolated Strugglenisgua_admin2023-10-06T17:00:51+00:00

Reflecting on genocide 10 years after Ríos Montt’s convictionnisgua_admin2026-10-01T16:51:30+00:00

CLOSED – Descentralized action: 10 years later we reaffirm: In Guatemala there was genocidenisgua_admin2026-10-01T20:47:51+00:00

[ESP] Una imagen de una persona socializada hombre, sosteniendo una pancarta de fondo negro con letras blkancas, amarillas y rojas que dice: Abran los cuarteles, aquí estan los archivos. Nunca más militares genocidas. Al fondo la entrada de un cuartel militar [ENG] An image of a male socialized person, holding a black background banner with white, yellow and red letters that reads: Open the barracks, here are the archives. Never again genocidal military. In the background the entrance of a military barracks

Unending War, Undying Resistance: U.S. Militarization of Guatemala from the Internal Armed Conflict to the Presentnisgua_admin2026-10-01T17:05:45+00:00

Our 2022 accomplishments: Territories in Resistancenisgua_admin2026-10-01T17:08:28+00:00

Targets of the State: Dignity, justice, and criminalization in Guatemalanisgua_admin2026-10-01T17:09:54+00:00

On a white background, 14 faces of women victims in the military diary case are highlighted in vertical stripes, in grayscale. A red carnation is highlighted in the left corner and in black letters reads: "Solidarity action with families and plaintiffs of the military diary case. Accompanying the hashtags #IBeliveThem #IBeliveTheVictimsr #MilitaryDiaryCase

CLOSED – Take action. Send your solidarity to the families, survivors and plaintiffs in the Military Diary Casenisgua_admin2026-10-01T20:48:26+00:00

Seven people standing in line facing forward, three of them socialized men and four of them socialized women. Two are wearing their traditional Guatemalan costumes

Uncovering the Real Root Causes of Forced Migration: Members of “The Squad” Visit Honduras and Guatemalanisgua_admin2026-10-01T17:14:29+00:00

A cartoon graphic featuring an elderly woman in a white dress who is holding an ancrestral leadership staff of the Xinka people. A sign next to her reads "The Xinka People protect natural resources"

“Yes to life, no to mining:” An update on the Xinka resistance to the Escobal minenisgua_admin2026-10-01T17:16:59+00:00

In the middle of a road, you can see clouds in the background, there is a white blanket that says Ixcán present in the fight, we demand the resignation of Alejandro Giammattei and Consuelo Porras. Below on the left a blue sign that says Resist to Live, Resist to Advance. Next, an orange sign that says resign Giammattei! And Porras Out! on the right side a sign says the people united will never be defeated.

Our 2021 accomplishmentsnisgua_admin2026-09-30T16:32:23+00:00