Discovery Of 2,000-Year-Old Mayan Settlements Underneath Guatemalan Rainforest Leads To New Insight
New insights about ancient Mayan society from ruins found underneath a dense Guatemalan forest using cutting-edge technology were shared on Thursday.
Researchers Find 2,000-Year-Old Mayan Settlements In Guatemala, Raising Questions About Past Settlements
A group of researchers in Northern Guatemala using new technology have found a 2,000-year-old Mayan settlement that raises questions about how the people in the area lived their daily lives.
Guatemalan Newspaper Chief To Stand Trial For Money Laundering As Its Print Edition Forced To Stop
The director of an investigative newspaper in Guatemala faces trial over charges of money laundering, influence peddling and blackmailing as the newspaper is boycotted by the government.
Guatemala Volcano Eruption Eases After Forcing Airport Closure
One of the most active volcanoes in Central America erupted over the weekend, spewing lava and ash and forcing Guatemalan authorities to briefly close the country's largest airport before activity eased on Sunday.
Former President And Vice President Of Guatemala Convicted Of Fraud, Conspiracy: Report
The former President and Vice President of Guatemala was convicted of fraud and conspiracy on Wednesday after they were implicated to leading a customs corruption scheme during their term.
Planned Environmental ‘Superministry’ Creation Opposed In Guatemala As Locals Vote Against Mining Project With Canadian Company
A community in Guatemala voted in a referendum not to let a Canadian company continue their mining operations there, as environmental groups worry about a bill that could nullify a council built for preserving the environment through a 'superministry'.
2 Americans Arrested After Attempting To Smuggle Mayan Artifacts Out Of Guatemala
Two Americans in Guatemala were arrested on Sunday after they attempted to traffic and smuggle over 166 pre-Hispanic Mayan relics out of the country.
US Looking Into Misuse Of Donated Military Equipment by Guatemalan Government
A report from the Government Accountability Office on Wednesday shows the potential misuse of military equipment donated by the Department of Defense to the country, with potential problems in the future related to the donations.
CBP Agents Encounter Suspected Illegal Immigrants, Including Armed Ones
The Laredo Sector Border Patrol agents recently encountered five human smuggling attempts that resulted in the apprehension of over 63 undocumented people at the I-35 Border Patrol checkpoint.
Three Latin Countries Job Seekers Need To Avoid Due To Labor Issues
Three Latin American countries have been singled out as the worst places to work in according to the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC).
Las Vegas Stabbing Rampage: Suspect Accused Of Killing 2 People, Injuring 6 Is An Illegal Guatemalan Migrant
The suspect in a fatal stabbing incident in Las Vegas on Thursday is allegedly an illegal immigrant from Guatemala, though authorities are still verifying his identity and status in the U.S.
2 Guatemalan Men Running 'Alien Smuggling Organization' In Texas May Face Life In Prison
Two Guatemalan men who operate a human smuggling organization may face life sentences for harboring migrants for financial gain resulting in the death of a Guatemalan woman.
Mom Shockingly Defends Man Who Raped 10-Year-Old Daughter From Ohio
The mother of a 10-year-old girl who was raped by an immigrant and had an abortion is uncharacteristically defending the child's attacker.
Immigrant Hid In Plane's Landing Gear To Catch Flight From Guatemala To Miami
A stowaway from Guatemala was found alive inside the landing compartment of an American Airlines flight after the plane landed in Miami on Saturday morning.
Colombian Narcotrafficker Smuggled, Distributed More Than 30,000 Kilograms of Cocaine Into U.S. Soil
A federal court in Brooklyn has sentenced a Colombian national to more than 17 years behind bars for conspiring to internationally distribute cocaine and sell them at higher prices for shipping the drugs closer to U.S. soil, United States District Judge Edward R. Korman bared on Wednesday.
US Vice President Kamala Harris Deals With Another Tense Exchange Tied to US Border Issue
United States Vice President Kamala Harris continues to be hounded by the US border issue, stating she will announce the date of her visit soon.
US VP Kamala Harris Draws Flak For Undocumented Migrants Message In Guatemala
United States Vice President Kamala Harris is under scrutiny once more for the comments she made in Guatemala tied to the US-Mexico border issue on undocumented migrants.
Kamala Harris’ First Diplomatic Trip To Latin America On After Bumpy Start
The Vice President of the United States began her diplomatic trip to Latin America on Sunday. It began after Air Force 2 was forced to return to base following “technical issues”.
Guatemala President Blasts Biden Administration For US Border Crisis
Guatemala president Alejandro Giammattei becomes the second world leader to lash out at the Biden administration for their handling of the US border crisis.
National Coffee Day: 10 Latin American Coffees You Need To Try!
September 29 is National Coffee Day and we're celebrating with the best coffees from Latin America!
Central America Independence Day: 9 Best World Heritage Sites To Visit On Your Next Vacation!
We celebrate Central America's independence day with some of its most beautiful World Heritage Sites.
Guatemala Calls US The 'Wuhan Of Americas' After Majority of Deportees Tested Positive
Upon receiving more deportation flights from the U.S., the Guatemala government-imposed restrictions—to not let more than 25 deportees per flight from the states, and to conduct health examinations and certify that they are not tested positive.
Starbucks Caught Exploiting Guatemalan Kids Ages 8-13 For Cheap Labor
A recent investigation revealed that some farms in Guatemala supplying coffee beans for Nespresso and Starbucks employ children in its workforce.
National Coffee Day: 10 Latin American Coffees You Need To Try!
September 29 is National Coffee Day and we're celebrating with the best coffees from Latin America!
Ricardo Arjona, Adentro Foundation: Singer Opens Second School In Guatemala [PHOTOS]
Ricardo Arjona and his Adentro Foundation open the Enrique Castillo Monje School, a new institute in Guatemala.
Carlos Ruiz & Hamilton Lopez, Guatemala Soccer Players, Cleared To Travel For World Cup Qualifier Against US
Carlos Ruiz and Hamilton Lopez, two of Guatemala's best soccer players, will travel to the U.S. to join the national team for Tuesday's big game against the USMNT.
Immigration Judge: Asylum Cases Pit Law Against Compassion
U.S. asylum laws don’t apply to those fleeing general violence, former immigration judge says
Jimmy Morales, Guatemala’s Next President, Self-Styled ‘Christian Nationalist’
Guatemala’s election on Sunday was decisive -- but what does Jimmy Morales’ mandate mean?
Guatemala Landslide: Olympic Athlete Qainy Bonilla Reportedly Among 10 Dead
At least 10 are dead on the outskirts of Guatemala City including a teenage squash player
Former Mexican Goalkeeper Adolfo Rios Talks El Tri Ahead of Gold Cup Quarterfinals [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW]
Former El Tri goalkeeper Adolfo Rios sat down with Latin Times to discuss all things soccer and the Mexican National Team's chances of dethroning the Stars and Stripes as CONCACAF Champions.