The Faces of Guatemala
Joan BarrettShort stories about heroic Guatemalans whom I know. Their dreams and hopes and what drives many of them to attempt to migrate to the United States despite the risks. Or not.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 30 | Subscribers | Read | joanfuetsch.substack.com |
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Nancy
Nancy died not too long ago after a heroic battle against an unbeatable cancer. I am so sorry that I did not take the time to learn more of her story. I first met her many years ago at a Christmas party and we talked at great length about a...
Carlitos
Once upon a time, about seven years ago, a little boy was born and was unwanted by either parent. The lucky little boy was adopted by a wonderful man who just dreamed of having a child but it had never happened. Grandma became mamá and papá...
Jefferson
It has been a year since Jefferson made the journey to the United States with his mother, Nusly. Their story is chronicled earlier in Substack. A house was mortgaged to pay the coyote $20,000 and they wound up trafficked and held hostage on...
Juanito
During a wander around Antigua one day I stumbled on a little boy. still in diapers, who had apparently mastered his mother’s cell phone.
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Born in Connecticut, educated in New York and California, Pan Am Flight Attendant for eighteen years and retired in Antigua, Guatemala where I look after a number of disadvantaged kids.
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