President Oscar Berger

President Oscar Berger

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This is the week for taking action on allowing Guatemala adoptions to continue. Please read the post below for more information, but you can start by signing this online petition . Keep updated on this through AdoptionBlogs. Also, here are two people who have blogs about their Guatemala Adoption process. Bringing Gabriel Home and Our Little Pea. CNN has also published an online article about the disaster waiting to happen in Guatemala if these current laws are passed. The article is here for you to read online , but I have posted it below for you to read here as well. ANTIGUA, Guatemala (CNN) ... Read Full Story
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My wife and I have been in the process of adopting a little girl from Guatemala. Most of the orphans in Guatemala live in the streets, and get their food and clothing from city dumps. There are currently about 5000 such children who were slated to be adopted between now and December 31, 2007. But this week, the US Department of State has encouraged the Guatemalan congress to pass the Ortega Law which would effectively put an end to all adoptions from Guatemala. This bill, as it now stands, has no funding plan, no child care plan for the children currently in the process ... Read Full Story
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The Joint Council on International Children’s Services has posted copies of the letters sent by the U.S. Congress to Guatemalan President Oscar Berger and to UNICEF. If you participated in lobbying your congressmen to sign the letters, thank you. The announcement (and link) from JCICS are below. Dear Colleagues, Joint Council has posted copies online of the two Congressional letters which were submitted to the President of Guatemala and to UNICEF earlier this week. Over 200 Members of Congress signed each letter! To download a copy of the letters from the U.S. Congress, please visit our Guatemala 5000 page at http://www.jcics.org/Guatemala5000.htm#News . The Guatemala ... Read Full Story
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They were searching hard for guatemala economy in a shop but were told it is essential that you are aware of any ammendments which may cause changes, very noticable importance if it is higher priced guatemala economy. Read Full Story
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GUATEMALA (AP) - They're called "calaqueros" - skullmongers - and they make a living off Guatemala City's infamously high murder rate. They chase ambulances, wait outside morgues or speed to crime scenes, trying to be the first to reach family ...  
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Joze Ruben Zamora, publisher of El Periodico, Guatemala, discussed his battle against the oppression he has experienced against free speech in his country at the free press roundtable at the WAN-IFRA 2009 World Newspaper Congress - World Editors Forum in...  
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Just back from: Tikal, Guatemala Danielle Garcia, Hayward I went because: I wanted to experience the magic of Central America's best Mayan ruins. Don't miss: A guided tour of Tikal, hiking an active volcano in Antigua and the beauty of Lago Atitlan, a lake... Guatemala - Central America - Lago de Atitlán - Volcano - Travel and Tourism  
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GUATEMALA - The high levels of contaminants affecting the capital will be reduced next year when the analysis of a government decree should be completed to control land vehicles. From the moments of its approval these vehicles' gas emissions will be ...  
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Guatemala City, Guatemala) 11/26/09 Guatemala’s immigration reform plan is expected to be considered in the U.S. [Sub-headline]: The National Council for Guatemalan Migrant Affairs (CONAMIGUA) produced a migratory reform proposal which could be strengthened by the inclusion of other Central American countries; the proposal has great possibilities of being taken into account regarding the highly desired reform which is being lobbied in the...  
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