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2012 Delegation to Mexico, Honduras, and Guatemala

Indigenous women: Multiple layers of victimization – Jody Williams

Jody Williams, Nobel Peace Laureate Monday, January 23 -- Chilpancingo, Guerrero We were on the road by about 5:30 am.  It is about 3½ hours or so by bus through the mountainous land of Guerrero on our way to the capital of the state, Chilpancingo.  We got to see a red ball of a sun rise over  ...read more

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Key Case: Mindi Rodas, Guatemala

  In 2009, Mindi Rodas told her husband she was leaving him because he was having an affair. As they took a walk down by the river in Santa Rosa, he attacked the 22 year-old mother, saying it was “either him or no one.” Mindi was savagely beaten by her husband with a rock and received  ...read more

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In Mexico, a tale of two victims of the same violent culture: Globe & Mail, Paula Todd

by Paula Todd MEXICO CITY— From Saturday's Globe and Mail Published Friday, Jan. 27, 2012 Canadian Sheila Nabb – badly beaten in a luxury resort in Mexico – was cared for like a queen in a country that too often treats its own women worse than animals. But her case and the ironic presence of a  ...read more

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The Drug War’s Invisible Victims: Foreign Policy in Focus, Laura Carlsen

From Foreign Policy in Focus By Laura Carlsen, January 27, 2012 There are many kinds of war. The classic image of a uniformed soldier kissing mom good-bye to risk his life on the battlefield has changed dramatically. In today’s wars, it’s more likely that mom will be the one  ...read more

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Key Case: Marisela Escobedo, Mexico

In December 2010, Marisela Escobedo was holding a peace vigil in Chihuahua City’s main square when she was approached by a group of masked men. As she attempted to flee across the street to the safety of the Governor’s Palace, she was shot and killed – the entire incident caught on a security  ...read more

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Paradise lost: Searching for gold at the end of the Guatemalan rainbow – W5 CTV, Paula Todd

In 2010 journalist Paula Todd did a four part series on Canadian mining companies in Guatemala: W5: Paradise Lost, part one Canadians have long prided themselves on the country's international reputation. But, in places like Guatemala, where Canadian mining companies have set up, that good  ...read more

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Dictator in the dock: Guatemala

Pamela Yates, Filmmaker & Co-founder of Skylight Pictures The culmination of decades of work by the victims and survivors of the Guatemalan genocide forced former General Efraín Ríos Montt to appear in court Thursday, for a hearing to decide whether there was enough evidence to take him to  ...read more

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Laureates send condolences to Rigoberta Menchú Tum

The women Laureates of the Nobel Women's Initiative send their heartfelt condolences to our sister laureate, Rigoberta Menchú Tum on the death of her sister.  We offer our love and support to Rigoberta and her family during this difficult time and we wish them the strength and comfort to be found in  ...read more

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Article: In Honduras, a Mess Made in the US – New York Times, Dana Frank

Link to full Opinion Editorial in the New York Times By DANA FRANK SANTA CRUZ, Calif. IT’S time to acknowledge the foreign policy disaster that American support for the Porfirio Lobo administration in Honduras has become. Ever since the June 28, 2009, coup that deposed Honduras’s  ...read more

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Condolencias a la Doctora Rigoberta Menchú Tum

Al expresar sus condolencias a su Presidenta, Doctora Rigoberta Menchú Tum, la Fundación que lleva su nombre, a la opinión pública hace saber el sensible fallecimiento de la Señora Lucia Menchú Tum, hermana de la Premio Nobel de la Paz, quien, por causas naturales, lamentablemente dejó de existir el  ...read more

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