“Deep in a cave in Mexico, a candle burns for each of us. It is tall when we are born and carefully tended. But then our choices determine how long our flames will burn, said Yoeme (Yaqui) storyteller Herminia Valenzuela.”Photo courtesy of Ila Abernathy/Guatemala Project. Margarita, her brothers and cousin, in front of the temascal (sweat lodge), in Quiche, Guatemala.
St. Michael's Guatemala Project in Tucson, Arizona, U.S. helps provide health care products to the region.
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St. Michael's Guatemala Project in Tucson, Arizona, U.S. helps provide health care products to the region.
Please click the photo and then continue for the full story, plus an article on a forgotten 50 Year Anniversary for Guatemala, plus the
Report of the Secretary-General on the preliminary review by the Coordinator of the International Decade of the World's Indigenous People on the activities of the United Nations system in relation to the Decade ...