Word: guatemala
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Australian night miserably pounding out paragraphs about stultifying historical museums and bad restaurants, in a desperate attempt to meet deadline--stop. Sit back for a moment and rethink why you feel enslaved to a bunch of uptight Harvard kids trapped in a Cambridge office thousands of miles away, when Guatemala awaits; ask yourself again why you wanted to go to India or Ireland in the first place. Go for a beer, go to bed, go do anything rather than cutting and pasting your fun away, because you're supposed to be doing this job for you. It is painfully lame...
Throughout Guatemala's 35-year civil war that came to an end in 1996, the United States accused both the government and the opposing, leftist guerilla factions of flagrant human rights violations...
Azru then entered into a informal round-table discussion about Guatemala with faculty and graduate students at the Faculty Club, according to Hunt. The nature of the discussions is confidential...
Jennifer G. Schirmer, a lecturer in SocialStudies and an associate of programs onnon-violent sanctions and cultural survival at theWeatherhead Center for International Affairs, hasworked in Guatemala interviewing militaryofficials about the war and their evaluations onthe success of attempts to convert country todemocracy...
Pedro A. Pimentel '99, who served on the boardof a group that has organized conferences inCentral America, said, "Guatemala does have a veryspotty human rights record, but Azru has done alot to forward the peace process. It shouldn't bereflected...