People, Page 61

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On the weekends Calle del Arco is turn into a pedestrian strip and several business bring out benches, carts and flowers and …

Often we hear that Guatemala is a country of contrasts. Even I try to show it often and what better way to …

The people from Guatemala City are known as capitalinos; residents of the Capital city. Women from Guatemala City would be capitalinas. La …

Last Monday 8 of March was celebrated the International Women’s Day through out the world. I believe women should be celebrated everyday, …

I noticed that Prensa Libre, one of Guatemala’s largest and oldest newspapers, was also sponsoring a processional band this past weekend. I …

I don’t know if sponsoring the processions for Cuaresma and Semana Santa (Lent and Holy Week respectively) was already common practice in …

Oh leave it to the French and their Je ne sais quoi, yo no sé que in Spanish, to describe something the …

Modernity has arrived to the quincentennial Antigua Guatemala. AGAIN. It was nearly 18 months ago that I reported the arrival of the …

It looks like I am not the only one who enjoys photographing corners. Here I captured a fellow photographer who was photographing …

Visiting the El Carmen ruins folkart market is among the top things people do on the weekends and holidays in La Antigua …

Before you think of the largest pyramid in the world and the Mayan ruins complex known as El Mirador, El Petén, this …

Let’s know your guesses in the comments or stay tune for an upcoming entry with the answer. 😉

Guatemala is a gun-crazy country. Everywhere you look there are men with guns. There are even signs forbidding to carry the naked …

On January 4, 2010, in the comments posted under Digital life in Antigua Guatemala, Braaad wondered aloud: “I can’t wait till smartphones …

One of the things that most people notice when they get to La Antigua Guatemala is the large quantity, critical mass really, …