• Latin America is a region that encompasses the countries of Central and South America, as well as parts of the Caribbean. (travelnotes.org)
  • The South American Handbook is one book you shouldn't travel to South America without. (travelnotes.org)
  • As it's not just aimed at budget travellers, if you're visiting many countries in South America this is the guide for you. (travelnotes.org)
  • After several different foundations of empires in Guatemala, the Spanish arrived at the coast of South America in 1511, thus starting the period of colonial rule. (freunde-waldorf.de)
  • 1. Chile - Chile is a long, narrow country that runs along the Pacific Coast of South America. (aholidaytours.com)
  • 2. Peru - Peru is a country in South America that is home to a variety of landscapes, from the high Andes Mountains to the Amazon jungle. (aholidaytours.com)
  • Untouched wilderness, distinctive culture, and a range of landscapes that take you from pristine glaciers to white-sand beaches are yours to explore in Central and South America, and these 10 Latin America itineraries for first-timers are the perfect place to start. (zicasso.com)
  • Whether eager to search rainforests for scarlet macaws or trek through the ruins of Machu Picchu, travel between the volcanic islands of the Galapagos or search for jaguars in Brazil's Pantanal, the world's biggest wetlands, Central and South America are rich with ancient culture, natural history, and indelible beauty. (zicasso.com)
  • To help you search for suitable retirement destinations, we have compiled a list of attractive countries around the world that might be suitable for retirees from North America in terms of climate, quality of life, affordability, and safety. (transitionsabroad.com)
  • Much smaller, safer, and more stable than Mexico, Costa Rica continues to attract expatriates and retirees from North America due to its warmth, beauty, and proximity to the U.S. (transitionsabroad.com)
  • Guatemala is bordered by the North Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Honduras (also known as the Caribbean Sea). (wikipedia.org)
  • Travel Notes guides visitors around every country in Latin America and The Caribbean . (travelnotes.org)
  • Latin America is home to some of the world's most stunning natural landscapes, including the Amazon rainforest, the Andes mountains, and the beaches of the Caribbean and Pacific coasts. (travelnotes.org)
  • Mayra Rodríguez, General Coordinator of the Ecumenical Christian Council of Guatemala, reported to Global Ministries' Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) Office that there are three main places affected by the ashes. (globalministries.org)
  • As far as I know, sancocho is actually the Caribbean name for the Guatemalan cocido that was introduced to Latin America during the colonial times, being the genesis, the cocido madrileño. (antiguadailyphoto.com)
  • Located in the south of the North American continent, it is bordered by the Pacific Ocean in the west, the Caribbean Sea in the East, Mexico in the north, Belize in the northeast, and Honduras and El Salvador in the southeast. (cdken.com)
  • Colonial Guanajuato, colorful Oaxaca and Caribbean Playa del Carmen: all the best places to learn. (enforex.com)
  • In the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean, based on the population censuses for the year 2010, there is an approximate population of 45 million people belonging to indigenous peoples and they reach around 8-10% of the total population. (bvsalud.org)
  • Unlike many Latin American countries, Guatemala still has a large indigenous population, the Maya, which has retained a distinct identity. (bartleby.com)
  • Discover Central America - a land of mysterious Maya ruins, active volcanoes, idyllic beaches and emerald jungles - with plenty of independence and the freedom to choose your own adventure. (intrepidtravel.com)
  • Many centuries ago (between 300 and 900 A.D.), the Maya used to rule in what is today Guatemala. (freunde-waldorf.de)
  • About thirty different Maya languages are spread throughout Guatemala, Chiapas, and the Yucatán. (yachana.org)
  • Nick Putman, From the Road: Dispatch No. 5, On la Ruta Maya: Guatemala , February/March 2002. (mayaguate.com)
  • Matthew Restall is a Colonial Latin American Historian with areas of specialization in Yucatan and Mexico, Guatemala and Belize, Maya history, the Spanish Conquest, and Africans in Spanish America. (ox.ac.uk)
  • While many people tend to associate architectural ruins in Guatemala with Maya archaeological sites, the colonial ruins in Antigua are equally impressive. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • The traditional heartland of the Mayan empire, Guatemala is filled with the glorious evidence of that ancient, mysterious civilization. (geoex.com)
  • Home to one of the world's oldest civilisation, Guatemala is famous for its Mayan ruins. (contiki.com)
  • Make your way to Northern Guatemala and trek through the depths of the Central American jungle to discover this lost Mayan city. (contiki.com)
  • Guatemala is best known for their indigenous Mayan culture and excavated ruins of the Mayan empire, nature, and their world class coffee. (bartleby.com)
  • Deeply rooted in the rural highlands of Guatemala, many indigenous people speak a Mayan language, follow traditional religious and village customs, and continue a rich tradition in textiles and other crafts. (bartleby.com)
  • This small Latin American city has an array of attractions ranging from the world-famous marvels of Mayan ruins to the lush jungle reserves, endless hiking opportunities and a blend of modern metropolitan with the colonial towns. (sigloxxi.com)
  • It's the birthplace of the ancient Mayan civilisation, home to pretty cities filled with handsome colonial architecture, and bears a strong indigenous culture that sets it apart from its Central American neighbours. (worldexpeditions.com)
  • In Latin America and especially in the Mayan culture the snail shell has an important meaning: The spiralled shell symbolizes the connecting of all the different aspect of life to an entirety. (freunde-waldorf.de)
  • Some of the major festivals and events in Guatemala City include Coban Folklore Festival, Coffee Harvest celebration, Semana Santa, and Mayan New Year. (onetravel.com)
  • Soak up Antigua, the colonial-era capital nestled among verdant volcanoes. (geoex.com)
  • With crumbling churches, vibrant markets and bohemian cafes set against the backdrop of monumental volcanoes, Antigua is the perfect place to kick off your Central American adventure. (intrepidtravel.com)
  • And don't miss Antigua, a superb World Heritage Listed city of cobblestoned streets and gorgeous colonial architecture, spectacularly framed by a backdrop of towering volcanoes. (worldexpeditions.com)
  • Antigua is surrounded by volcanoes and mountains and its beauty makes it one of the most popular cities to study Spanish in all of Latin America. (enforex.com)
  • See the sights of Antigua City, coffee farm, shopping, volcanoes and colonial architecture during this 6-hour tour. (tripindicator.com)
  • This city is one of the most beautiful cities in the Central America, set in the midst of volcanoes. (onetravel.com)
  • There are many other amazing destinations to explore in Latin America, so be sure to do your research and plan accordingly. (travelnotes.org)
  • We have selected several countries from each continent that seem desirable destinations for North Americans. (transitionsabroad.com)
  • If you're on a tight budget, consider traveling to some of Latin America's cheaper destinations. (aholidaytours.com)
  • If your budget is a bit more flexible, consider traveling to one of Latin America's more expensive destinations. (aholidaytours.com)
  • In 1898, American greed overcame American conscience, and Hawaii, Cuba, the Philippines and Puerto Rico would very quickly become the first to feel the results of that struggle for America's soul. (antiwar.com)
  • With the signing of the Peace Accords between the Government of Guatemala and URNG ( Unidad Revolucionaria Nacional Guatemalteca ) in 1996, Central America's last armed conflict came to an end. (mascontext.com)
  • The rise of the Mexica (Aztec) in Mexico and Tawantinsuyu (Inca) in Peru in the fifteenth century, followed by the European conquest in the sixteenth century, began to simplify Latin America's linguistic diversity. (yachana.org)
  • This colonial city is known for its colorful buildings, historic landmarks, and vibrant street life. (travelnotes.org)
  • Our staff have experienced the delights of this colorful country with their own families and are ready to guide you to the best experiences to create your own family memories in Guatemala. (geoex.com)
  • The book under review is a colorful m lange of myths gathered from the 14 towns in the region surrounding Lake Atitl n in Guatemala. (mayaguate.com)
  • Nowadays, the history of Antigua - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - is a fine place to learn Spanish in Latin America due its vibrant, alive presence with a number of well-preserved Baroque Spanish buildings, plus colorful, indigenous markets that are spread throughout the city's winding streets. (enforex.com)
  • Whether you're interested in exploring ancient ruins, relaxing on the beach, trying delicious local cuisine, or immersing yourself in the local culture, Latin America has something for everyone. (travelnotes.org)
  • Stroll along striking black-sand beaches, verdant rainforests and ancient ruins as you make your way around Central America. (intrepidtravel.com)
  • It is home to a huge number of colonial-era buildings and ruins, and it is a great place to learn about. (aholidaytours.com)
  • Experience the Spanish colonial streets of Quito, the wildlife of the Galapagos Islands, the Incan ruins of Machu Picchu, and the floating islands of Lake Titicaca. (zicasso.com)
  • From convents with gorgeous courtyards and crumbled cathedrals to stunning baroque churches this list of the best colonial ruins in Antigua has it all! (growingupbilingual.com)
  • The colonial buildings, fountains, churches, and courtyards all hold so much history that exploring all the ruins is almost impossible. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • But don't worry, with a list of the best colonial ruins in Antigua, you can easily choose from the countless historic buildings set against the impressive backdrop of Agua Volcano. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • I've included a list of my favorite colonial ruins, so you can get a taste of this city's essence. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • These ruins are remnants of the city's past as the capital of Guatemala during the Spanish colonial period, until a series of devastating earthquakes forced a relocation. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • Today, Antigua has restored many of its colonial ruins as monuments to the past, allowing visitors to safely walk among the tumbled columns and gaze up at their blue-sky ceilings. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • There are so many beautiful churches and colonial ruins in Antigua. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • Clément Thibaud est élu en 2017 à une direction d'études intitulée « Politique et sociétés de l'Amérique latine. (ox.ac.uk)
  • On the other hand, in countries such as Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador, some of these places of historical settlement have been recognized as territories belonging to Afro-descendants (See ECLAC, Situation of Afro-descendants in Latin America and policy challenges to guarantee their rights, 2017). (bvsalud.org)
  • But America is still recognizing the coup leader in Venezuela, is silent on Morocco's occupation of Western Sahara, is continuing Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capitol while accepting the importance of Israel's hold on the Golan Heights and is only cautiously correcting course on Cuba. (antiwar.com)
  • US funds political groups in Venezuela despite ban 7/28/2014 AP: "Almost four years after Venezuela enacted a law to bar the U.S. from funding groups frequently critical of the socialist government, millions of the American dollars the administration tried to ban still flow to these organizations, an analysis by The Associated Press shows. (afrocubaweb.com)
  • Located at a distance of about 70 miles away from Guatemala City, Lake Atitlan is one of the most beautiful lakes around the world. (onetravel.com)
  • The Bureau of Inter-American Affairs advocated for a policy that focused on "firm persuasion with the withholding of virtually all cooperative assistance, and the concluding of military defense assistance pacts, with El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Honduras. (wikipedia.org)
  • Whether you're shopping in colonial Antigua, exploring the intricately carved structures at Copan or relaxing by the sea in El Salvador, get local insight with likeminded travellers during this incredible nine-day adventure. (intrepidtravel.com)
  • Experience an El Salvador of the past in the colonial town of Suchitoto, before hitting the waves and savouring the present on the black-sand beaches of El Cuco. (intrepidtravel.com)
  • Surf School (7 days/6 nights) - CA$1781 The Surf program is either in El Paredon in Guatemala or in El Zonte, El Salvador. (volunteerhq.org)
  • This war was waged through terror and violence by client regimes in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Chile, Brazil, Uruguay and other states. (mintpressnews.com)
  • This is a country rich with charms waiting to be discovered on a Guatemala family vacation, including startlingly beautiful scenery and soul-affecting folks. (geoex.com)
  • As Guatemala is one of the world-leaders in coffee bean harvesting, the Guatemalan jungle is an awesome place to learn about the world's favourite drink. (contiki.com)
  • Perched between a series of volcanos in southern Guatemala lies the beautiful city of Antigua. (contiki.com)
  • Approximately 20,000 to 30,000 expat Americans in Panama now enjoy the warmth of the climate and the beauty of nature outside Panama City. (transitionsabroad.com)
  • Ash is falling on the Guatemala City area as well as the departments of Sacatepequez, Chimaltenango and Esquintla, which are in south-central Guatemala around the volcano. (globalministries.org)
  • The laboratory acknowledges the persistence of a long-standing colonial urban land structure in Guatemala City, where land ownership and income inequality have progressively deepened. (mascontext.com)
  • But it also acknowledges the underlying colonial legacy of ethnic discrimination and class exploitation, and furthermore considers imperative-in countering social segregation within the city-to rethink the post-conflict political subject. (mascontext.com)
  • 4 In thinking about the productive, the project seeks to reframe the idea of labor and its relationship with production and the generic, in the context of the post-conflict Central American city at large. (mascontext.com)
  • With a pilot project in Guatemala City, and operating from within the generic , architecture becomes the foreground and proactive, and acts as a steering agent for the urgent provision of adequate housing and the possibility of making city in Central America. (mascontext.com)
  • It is home to some of the best-preserved colonial architecture in the region, and the city is full of vibrant culture and history. (aholidaytours.com)
  • The capital of Guatemala is also the capital of Guatemala and the national economic and cultural center of the largest city. (cdken.com)
  • With a population of 2 million (1988), it is the largest city in Central America. (cdken.com)
  • The location of Guatemala City was 2000 years ago. (cdken.com)
  • A city in western Guatemala, the capital of Huehuetenango province. (cdken.com)
  • Puerto Barrios is a port city in the northeast of Guatemala, the capital of isawar Province, and is located on the South Bank of Martinique Bay in the Atlantic Ocean. (cdken.com)
  • Back when it was still named Santiago de los Caballeros, the intriguing colonial city of Antigua was founded in the 16th century and served for two hundred years as the Spanish colonial capital of all of Central America. (enforex.com)
  • A devastating earthquake led to the establishment of present-day Guatemala City as capital of Guatemala and Santiago - renamed 'La Antigua ', or 'The Old Capital' - was all but abandoned. (enforex.com)
  • Your journey of discovery starts in the pretty city of Antigua , with its colonial architecture and wonderful natural setting. (jacadatravel.com)
  • This city is outstanding and the best-preserved colonial city in Latin America. (tripindicator.com)
  • Guatemala City, locally known as Guatemala or Guate, is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Guatemala. (onetravel.com)
  • Located in the central part of Guatemala, the city is nestled in a mountain valley called Valle de la Ermita. (onetravel.com)
  • Guatemala City is also the capital of the Municipality of Guatemala and of the Guatemala Department. (onetravel.com)
  • Guatemala City features a pleasant climate and thus can be visited anytime in a year. (onetravel.com)
  • Weather-wise, the best time to visit Guatemala City is in the months of December and January when the landscape is green and the sky is clear. (onetravel.com)
  • Many of the annual festivals in the city are related to religion in true Latin American spirit. (onetravel.com)
  • As Guatemala City is a year-round destination, it is advisable to book air tickets well in advance, about 30-40 days in advance to avoid costly fares. (onetravel.com)
  • The tour from Guatemala City to the lake is quite pleasing. (onetravel.com)
  • Locally known as Chichi, Chichicastenango is a secluded large town enclosed by mountains and valleys, in proximity to the Guatemala City. (onetravel.com)
  • This became Guatemala City, the modern capital of the country. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • Among the hotels under construction is Hilton Guatemala City, which will feature elegant colonial architecture with lavish decor, an outdoor pool, fitness center, a signature restaurant , lobby bar, and a coffee shop. (nearshoreamericas.com)
  • Over the past six years, Florencio Moreno has led many Santa Barbara Museum of Art tours in colonial Mexico and Oaxaca. (academictoursoaxaca.com)
  • Project by URBANÍSTICA-Empresa Metropolitana de Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano de la Ciudad de Guatemala and Asociación Centroamericana Taller de Arquitectura (a-c-t-a). (mascontext.com)
  • Americans interested in Mexico will be fascinated by his astute analysis of the machinations of the Mexican mindset and mannerisms. (nyjournalofbooks.com)
  • Another advantage is that Mexico has made it easier for Americans to move to and live in the country , which helps alleviate some of the traditional yet often changing red tape associated with such relocation. (transitionsabroad.com)
  • Mexico has a reputation as a warm destination for American expatriates and retirees, with a hospitable local population, a lively culture, excellent and inexpensive food, relatively cheap housing, and incredible health care savings. (transitionsabroad.com)
  • They show how architects, patrons, and the ordinary people who used structures like Mexico City's towering Metropolitan Cathedral or the imposing temples of Tikal, in modern-day Guatemala, radically altered the built environment, creating new styles and forms. (nga.gov)
  • Spanish colonial manuscripts relating to the northern frontier of New Spain, present-day northern states of Mexico. (utexas.edu)
  • The Audubon Society classifies Mexico as one of the richest regions of Latin America for its migration of the Monarch Butterflies and its diversity of birds with over 600 species, over 40 endemic to the region,and an extensive biodiversity of flora too! (academictoursoaxaca.com)
  • Since the colonial period, documents have been commonly written in Nahuatl in Mexico, which helped reinforce its importance and viability. (yachana.org)
  • She specializes in colonial Latin American art history in Mexico, Guatemala, and Panama. (arthistoryteachingresources.org)
  • Juan Corvinos, Hilton's managing director in Mexico and Central America, says the growing demand for hospitality services in the region is fueling the company's revenue growth. (nearshoreamericas.com)
  • The people of Latin America are descended from a variety of indigenous groups, as well as European, African, and Asian immigrants. (travelnotes.org)
  • A threat that could work for the people of the third world and that could provide an alternate pattern of government that countries could follow instead of following America. (antiwar.com)
  • Though certainly a leftist, Chavez' mortal sin against America was not communism, it was democratically listening to the will of his people and nationalistically giving them the benefit of their country's oil. (antiwar.com)
  • Although the accusation has not been proven, the people of Latin America claim that he was assassinated by the CIA. (antiwar.com)
  • About half of Guatemala's population is mestizo (known in Guatemala as ladino), people of mixed European and indigenous ancestry. (bartleby.com)
  • Guatemala has more people than any other Central American country, with an estimated population of 11,980,000 it is home to many different cultures. (bartleby.com)
  • Sunday's volcanic eruption is the deadliest that Guatemala has experienced since 1902, when the country's Santa María volcano killed thousands of people, according to the BBC . (globalministries.org)
  • These works also point to the way that people used buildings to define Latin America as a cultural and political space in the centuries between European colonization and the independence movements of the 19th century. (nga.gov)
  • Elderly people from low-income families in Guatemala often rely on local services for their basic needs. (volunteerhq.org)
  • The Amazon is also the region of greatest linguistic diversity in Latin America, though many of the languages were spoken by a relatively small number of people. (yachana.org)
  • Next it's time to discover Guatemala 's artistic side with a visit to local painters teamed with Comalapa market, where people go about their daily life buying and selling goods. (jacadatravel.com)
  • The objectives of this National program are to increase the proportion of Americans who have their blood cholesterol measured, to increase the proportion of Americans who know their blood cholesterol level, to encourage people identified as having high blood cholesterol to seek professional advice, and to increase the proportion of people with high blood cholesterol who adhere to their cholesterol lowering regimen of diet, weight control, exercise, and taking prescribed medications. (cdc.gov)
  • Its charming cobblestoned streets lined with colourful colonial houses are something straight out of a storybook. (contiki.com)
  • Streets and houses were covered with ash in the colonial town of Antigua, a popular tourist destination. (globalministries.org)
  • The cobbled streets here are lined with beautiful old colonial buildings. (onetravel.com)
  • The city's grid of north-south and east-west streets, which was inspired by the Italian Renaissance, is one of the best examples of town planning in Latin America. (growingupbilingual.com)
  • Latin American music is some of the most vibrant and energetic in the world. (aholidaytours.com)
  • A relative hop, skip, and jump away from the United States, Guatemala is a treasure trove of culture and adventure that's perfect for families. (geoex.com)
  • Latin America is a vast and diverse continent, with plenty of amazing places to visit no matter what your budget is. (aholidaytours.com)
  • Many countries in Latin America have experienced political instability and economic challenges over the years, but there have also been many successes, such as the transition to democratic governments and the growth of important industries such as agriculture, mining, and tourism. (travelnotes.org)
  • All countries on our list have visa provisions that allow foreigners and/or American citizens to settle in their country without special requirements such as business investment or family ties that would exclude the majority of interested retirees. (transitionsabroad.com)
  • stated the necessity of the Soviet Union and Cuba to become allies, and this move would also influence many countries in Latin America to become allies with the Soviet Union rather than the U.S and the West. (bartleby.com)
  • Cover four different countries on this epic Latin adventure. (intrepidtravel.com)
  • US hospitality brand Hilton Hotels & Resorts has announced that it is developing 9 properties in Central America, adding 1,300 guest rooms to its operations in 5 countries across the region. (nearshoreamericas.com)
  • In former colonial countries regular government health services [ 6 ]. (who.int)
  • If you hope to travel extensively in Latin America, it helps to Study Spanish before you leave home. (travelnotes.org)
  • The arrival of the Spanish brought Catholicism to Guatemala, and the country is still very devoted to this day. (contiki.com)
  • nbsp;Guatemala's culture is a unique product of Native American ways and a strong Spanish colonial heritage. (bartleby.com)
  • Texto en español a continuación] Help the Benson Latin American Collection make Spanish colonial archives more accessible! (utexas.edu)
  • Although Latin America is often associated with the colonial Spanish and Portuguese languages, it is a place of remarkable linguistic diversity. (yachana.org)
  • Economic domination often led to the elimination of native languages, with the colonial Spanish and Portuguese languages arriving with oppressive hacienda systems or extractive industries such as that of rubber in the rain forest. (yachana.org)
  • Once, the capital for the Spanish kingdom established in Central America now is considered a heritage´s world site according to Unesco since 1979 and also one of the most charming and safest cities. (tripindicator.com)
  • The next closest Latin American retirement destination is Costa Rica. (transitionsabroad.com)
  • There has been an increase in the construction of retirement homes and retirement communities in recent years, and as a result, living and buying property in Costa Rica is a popular choice for Americans. (transitionsabroad.com)
  • 3. Costa Rica - Costa Rica is a small country in Central America that is known for its lush rainforest and its diverse wildlife. (aholidaytours.com)
  • Please note: The exact number of American expatriates in a given country cannot always be precisely determined , so we often provide a range based on multiple reliable sources of information. (transitionsabroad.com)
  • Guatemala is an underrated gem of Latin America - a small country of lush natural beauty, crammed with cultural and historical treasures, and yet still largely unspoiled and uncrowded. (worldexpeditions.com)
  • Father Ignacio Ellacuría Bescoetxea, one of the six Jesuits executed that night, had been a vocal advocate for a negotiated political settlement to the war that had devastated the small Central American country over the course of the decade. (mintpressnews.com)
  • The variations that we find throughout Latin America are related with the available and/or popular ingredients in every place, which means that in one country, we can see more than one version. (antiguadailyphoto.com)
  • Thus, Guatemala is the country imagined by the criollos. (antiguadailyphoto.com)
  • Due to the proximity of Guatemala to the United States, the fear of the Soviet Union creating a beachhead in Guatemala created panic in the United States government during the Cold War. (wikipedia.org)
  • Although most high-level US officials recognized that a hostile government in Guatemala by itself did not constitute a direct security threat to the United States, they claimed to view events there in the context of the growing Cold War struggle with the Soviet Union and feared Guatemala could reduce the influence of US corporations (such as United Fruit) in the region, and thus reduce US influence. (wikipedia.org)
  • The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has a history of interference in the government of Guatemala over the course of several decades. (wikipedia.org)
  • Latin America is a fascinating and dynamic region with a rich culture, complex history, and incredible diversity. (travelnotes.org)
  • The history of American coups and colonialism is nearly - but importantly not quite - as old as the history of America. (antiwar.com)
  • Indigenous loan words influence both the vocabulary and the pronunciation of the colonial languages. (yachana.org)
  • Ladino culture is dominant in urban areas, and is heavily influenced by European and North American trends. (bartleby.com)
  • Early programs were commonly the projects of liberal elites and were designed to use colonial languages to assimilate indigenous peoples into the dominant culture. (yachana.org)
  • My husband is from Guatemala and we use the book to allow me to glimpse his culture. (mayaguate.com)
  • Here are a few tips on how to experience the best of Latin American culture. (aholidaytours.com)
  • Latin America is a melting pot of cultures, each with their own unique flavor. (aholidaytours.com)
  • Venture capital firm NXTP raised US$98 million to invest in technology startups in Latin America, signaling a renewed optimism for the region's tech sector. (nearshoreamericas.com)
  • Decree 900, passed in 1952, threatened to increase Guatemala's autonomy and create a successful example of land reform in Central America. (wikipedia.org)
  • The last Latin American president before Chavez to nationalize his country's oil industry was Ecuador's Jamie Roldós. (antiwar.com)
  • Guatemala boasts of having the most densely packed list of features worth seeing anywhere in Central America. (sigloxxi.com)
  • This is a real Central American adventure, after all. (intrepidtravel.com)
  • Central America is tropical, so expect a hot and humid climate. (intrepidtravel.com)
  • 2 In a post-conflict political context, in spite of efforts in plans and policies, Central America has yet to revert to a structural housing deficit. (mascontext.com)
  • James Sexton has done it again with this engaging collection of folktales from the Lake Atitl n region of Guatemala, in Central America. (mayaguate.com)
  • Located in the valley in central Guatemala, 1493 meters above sea level. (cdken.com)
  • It was the capital of the Central American Federation from 1823 to 1838. (cdken.com)
  • The headquarters of the Central American common market is located here. (cdken.com)
  • The properties being developed in Central America represent more than 10% of approximately 11,300 rooms under construction across Latin America, according to the hotel chain. (nearshoreamericas.com)
  • This study aims to explore the discourse on partnerships applied in the EU's development cooperation in Central America. (lu.se)
  • In addition to researching which power relations they convey, I look at their impact on EU-Central American partnerships, and how this discourse can be reformed. (lu.se)
  • The architectural landscape of this small colonial town with more than 50 hectares is dominated by Baroque churches and monasteries belonging to the 18th century. (cdken.com)
  • In Latin America, this unprecedented circulation resulted in hybrid architecture that combined Indigenous and colonial traditions. (nga.gov)
  • She studies slavery, emancipation, and citizenship in both Latin. (ox.ac.uk)
  • The Ecumenical Christian Council of Guatemala is in constant monitoring of the situation and in coordination with the other church and ecumenical organizations to determine the humanitarian aid response to this emergency. (globalministries.org)
  • Global Ministries continues to offer solidarity and support with the Ecumenical Christian Council of Guatemala as well as our other Partners there: Cultural Action of Guatemala, the Evangelical Churches Conference of Guatemala, and the National Confederation of Guatemalan Widows (CONAVIGUA). (globalministries.org)
  • The monographs used, though not legally binding, are the American Botanical Council monographs and the EU monographs. (bvsalud.org)
  • The capital provides unique evidence of American colonial cities in the Baroque era. (cdken.com)