"A score of Guatemalan journalists spoke out this Tuesday in front of the public prosecutor's office against the criminalization and censorship of their profession, such as the criminal prosecution of their Indigenous K'iche' colleague Anastasia Mejía Tiriquiz. [...] Last Wednesday, a Guatemalan judge in the north of the country processed Indigenous journalist Anastasia Mejía Tiriquiz […]
"Organizations and human rights defenders in Guatemala issued an alert this Wednesday about the detention of an indigenous journalist accused of 'sedition' in the north of the country and for an attack on two other female communicators in another incident that occurred in the west of the territory." Read the original article (in Spanish)
"The transaction included, besides La Hora, the print paper La Hora Voz del Migrante, which has been distributed weekly in Washington, Maryland and Virginia in the United States, including Guatemala, which is home to the editorial house founded in 1920 and is directed by the journalist Pedro Pablo Marroquín." Read original article (Spanish)