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    At the end of the 19th century Guatemala came under the rule of a dictator who put his country on the economic map by encouraging landowners to buy and run coffee plantations. Within 30 years Americans were the major investors. A powerful army and police force were set up to protect the wealthy landowners and their flourishing businesses. The Mayan Indians‚ with the status of peasants and laborers‚ saw nothing of the wealth being generated under the various dictators. In 1944 the dictator ruling

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    I. Politics A. The Election of 1980 1. Jimmy Carter a. lost the 1980 election as a result of his mismanagement of two national crises: raging inflation and the seizure of US hostages in Tehran‚ Iran...provided an opening for Reagan & the New Right 2. Ronald Reagan a. impassioned rhetoric supporting limited government‚ low taxation‚ and law and order won broad support among citizens of the most populous states b. appealed to religious and free-market conservatives and traditional anticommunists

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    today is a national park that has impressive Mayan ruins. -The richness of Honduras’ economy and natural resources contrasts with the extreme poverty of 2/3’s of the population. The temple of the great jaguar in the ruins of Tikal‚ Guatemala Tikal‚ in Guatemala‚ is the biggest ancient Mayan city. It has 5.8 square miles and more than 3‚000 structures that include elevated terrazas‚ plazas‚ temples‚ and palaces. Tikal has the tallest indigenous structure in Central America. The temple of the High

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    planters but also of the largest grain traders and major producers of coffee.(Based on my personal knowledge ). Guatemala ‘s coffee crop hit by killer fungus The case of an aggressive mutant strain of rust in Guatemala is the best example of how this killer fungus significantly may affect the coffee market worldwide. According to the Globe and Mail ‚in the year of 2012 ‚ Guatemala was invaded by a new variety of this dreaded fungus endangering planting coffee in Central America .The news paper

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    This paper looks at how the role of corruption can influence human trafficking in Latin America. This analysis will take a critical‚ neoliberal look at the countries of El Salvador and Guatemala. Evidence of corruption at a state and individual level will support the argument that corruption plays a major role in the continuance of human trafficking in these regions. Human trafficking can be defined as the illegal trade of forced or coerced people for labor or sexual exploitation. Human trafficking

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    In a country of complicated decisions made by politicians about far away places and the people that live there‚ it’s only a guess as to the motives behind each of these decisions. In Noam Chomsky’s book "Hegemony or Survival: America’s Quest for Global Dominance"‚ Noam gives a scrupulously researched critique of America’s quest for dominance at any cost that not only has cast us in the role of a rogue superpower but also jeopardizes the very survival of humanity. From reading this book‚ I will

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    United states‚ how people can come together in times of need‚ how loving and caring people who are less fortunate than me can be‚ and how truly blessed I am to live in a safe environment. I am so blessed to have been given the opportunity to go to Guatemala on a church mission trip. That week of my life changed me forever. It all started out very early in the morning. I woke up at 5 o clock to drive to the airport and wait to board the plane. When I got to the airport my whole church group was there

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    conflicted with the economic interests of United Fruit Company (a major landowner) and the company initiated the lobbying against Guatemalan Government‚ in Washington D.C. Consequently in the year 1952‚ with the support of media and government of Nicaragua‚ CIA conducted the Operation PBFORTUNE under the authorization of President Truman. U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson exerted his influence to terminate the operation‚ and soon after it was

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    a worldwide watchdog. This corollary was the justification for U.S. intervention in Latin America Guatemala The story of Guatemala begins in the 1940’s when the peoples of Guatemala overthrow their right winged political system‚ but to understand the moment of the uprising it is important to know the story before the incident. In 1898 Manuel Estrada Cabrera became the dictator of Guatemala. Cabrera allowed exclusive trading rights for The United Fruit Company (A U.S. company). UFCO had many

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    to raise us successfully while balancing a full-time job‚ house chores‚ and financial responsibilities. I know for a fact that she struggled with being separated from our family and my brother‚ who lived in Guatemala‚ but stayed emotionally strong nevertheless. When I first traveled to Guatemala‚ I was not surprised to see my other female relatives were just as strong. I know that the typical Hispanic head of the house is usually the oldest male‚ but I personally believed it to be the oldest female

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