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By Henry Bielenberg The early months of 2021 made it possible to feel a bit optimistic regarding evolving relations between..
By Bety Piche (Zapoteca) Oaxaca, “the land where God never dies.” Its inhabitants know it by its great cultural..
By Luna Negra Women from the communities of Rebolledo, los Arquitos and Río Minas in San Pablo Cuatro Venados, Oaxaca,..
By Fabio Cresto Aleína “The land is not only the place where we live and cultivate. The land is our..
By Anna Luisa Schönwald y Fabio Cresto Aleína In the past 25 years, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Guatemala..
Guatemala has the highest rate of chronic malnutrition in all of Latin America, and one of the highest in the..
For: Majo Recinos Mario Sánchez is an enterprising and hardworking local Quetzalteco. In 2010, Don Mario had the idea of..
By IMAP When Europeans invaded Mesoamerican lands the richness of the environment was destined to over exploitation of its natural..
Mesoamerican Permaculture Institute Children are our future. This is the argument behind many debates and efforts aimed at strengthening child..
