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.
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Joel
Anyone who has ever enjoyed the extraordinarily beautiful Lake Átitlan in Guatemala is no doubt familiar with the lake’s public transit system which consists of any number of “lanchas,” both public and private. Sometimes both as public and...
Juan
I didn’t know Juan in 2005 but I remember well the horror of Hurricane Stan which hit just after about a month of steady rain. The earth at the top of one of the volcanos surrounding Guatemala’s Lake Átitlan let go in the middle of the nigh...
Carlitos aka Charlie Update
I feared it was inevitable. Carlitos, who has become know as Charlie for his passion for English, seemed unaware that his mother could actually perish as a result of uterine cancer. Late detection no doubt due to no culture of preventative...
Eduardo
It was some time before the pandemic that I started taking Spanish classes with Eduardo. I had rightly decided that my Spanish would never improve if I didn’t continue learning. Some five years later I keep plugging away and have made some...
Denis
Denis was fourteen when his father was arrested (Alex, profiled earlier) and eventually put away for some sixty-eight years. Being fourteen is tough enough without having to deal with your father disappearing for a lot of bad reasons. Denis...
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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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