Comments on: Guatemalan Women & Killer’s Paradise

By: Lucia Asturias

Lucia Asturias — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 14:22:17 +0000

Hi Rudy,
I assume these women killings still going on today, correct?

Can you please post back a link for action / signing petition / write to the government that I can post on Digg/Delicious/FB for my friends & I to sign here in the UK and elsewhere, and make our concerns known to whom it matters about this issue?

No wonder we are known as ‘banana republics’…life costs nothing and it is such a paradox for such an amazingly beautiful country.

May God protect my mum, my sisters, my cousins, my aunties…and all the women in Guate.

Thanks

By: Kim Sisto Robinson

Kim Sisto Robinson — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 17:54:18 +0000

I am writing my blog Monday about this horrendous crisis in Guatemala. People need to know what is happening there. I am so damn angry that nothing is being done about these brutal killings. After watching “Killer’s Paradise,” I want to help, want to make people aware of these devils walking the streets. What else can we do? Tell Me!!!

By: elizabeth garrido

elizabeth garrido — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 02:56:37 +0000

i need information about the film where can i see it? i want to help in something to this cause. send me information please.

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By: cathy

cathy — Tue, 08 May 2007 03:53:30 +0000

i recently watched Killer’s Paradise over the weekend, and it bothered me so much. One thing that bothered me was that the government wasn’t doing anything about the killings. Each government official interviewed said that the women being killed were involved in prostitution, drug dealing, or gangs. I mean, what’s up with that. One woman was a 60 year old, and another was a 13 year old child! What bothers me the most, however, is that one man who confessed to the killing was not arrested. He also spoke about experiencing a sense of bliss when he saw his wife’s blood pooling under her. All I can do now is pray for the victims and for their families that are left behind.

By: ioanna

ioanna — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 14:02:35 +0000

I love this photo. I thing I ‘m about to love those women too.

By: Rudy Girón

Rudy Girón — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 04:33:48 +0000

Jazzy: this is one of the reason I published this note today. People should be aware of all aspects of a city, including the unpleasant facts. I do agree with you about DP being a great place to share and learn about other cities and cultures of the world. Patsy: Violence against women happens in many different ways, including the two that you mentioned. I have two websites, I manage four websites and I will have two more next year. Ale: Gracias por visitar y por darle seguimiento a esta nota. Agradezco mucho tu apoyo. Espero verte pronto... recuerda tenemos una cita con las pizzas mayas. Andrés: I will let you know as soon as I see listed in the cultural centers. Obviously, this film will never make to the commercial theaters. Edward: I agree with you 100%. Thanks for visiting the Antigua Guatemala Daily Photo.

By: ale

ale — Sun, 26 Nov 2006 19:36:24 +0000

mano, le puse un comentario ayer pero no entro, anyways, great post thanks for bring this up, I’ll be waiting for see this film.
gracias