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It was in December 1974 that I first set foot on a piece of land at the shores of Lake Atitlan. It is nestled in the folds of the towering Volcano San Pedro, it can only be reached by boat or cayuco (native term for wooden canoes), this stretch of land is called Chitinamit or Chuitinamit.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 04 June 2008 08:25 )
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HIS scene is good chuck-it-all fantasies: Riding a handsome mahogany mare, I'm following my machete-packing guide, Jason Smith, through a rain fores...
Last Updated ( Saturday, 10 May 2008 08:51 )
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The ruins at Tikal National Park in northern Guatemala, some nearly 3,000 years old, were reopened for Mayan rituals in the late 1990s.
IN Tikal , th...
Last Updated ( Saturday, 03 May 2008 12:12 )
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Standing among rows of coffee beans drying in the sun, Jorge Santizo gestures towards the azure depths of Lake Atitlan and the three towering volcanoes ...
Last Updated ( Saturday, 10 May 2008 09:07 )
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El atinado locutor Romualdo “Quien- sabe” informa en la cabina de la radio comunal ubicada en una de las cumbres del Altiplano Occidental: “En lo que respecta al pronóstico del tiempo de hoy, sentimos no poder ayudarlos, porque la tupida neblina no nos permite ver cómo está el día allá afuera”.
