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Charles Wright (Guatemala)

Charles Wright (Guatemala)

Charles Wright (Rights Action and ADIVIMA, Guatemala): Charles completed his undergraduate degree in international affairs at Georgia Tech and taught English at an elementary school in Puebla, Mexico. At the time of his fellowship, Charles was receiving his Masters of Science in Foreign Service student at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, where he studied foreign policy and development with a regional focus on Latin America. During his time in Washington, DC, he also interned in the US Senate and with the Cuban-American National Council.

06 Oct

New Beginnings

Day 1: Spirits in the Advocacy Project office are high. The team of seventeen senior

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Posted Oct 06, 2006

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06 Oct

Safe Arrival

I arrived in Guatemala without much fanfare – no ticker tape, no marching bands or

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Posted Oct 06, 2006

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07 Aug

Homecoming

It was Friday, July 28th, two weeks before my return to the States, and though

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Posted Aug 07, 2006

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28 Jul

ADIVIMA, Angelou, and A Tale of Two Cities

Boat TransportationThe survivors of the Rio Negro massacres probably haven’t had the opportunity to enjoy

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Posted Jul 28, 2006

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21 Jul

Weaving a Huipil and a Story

A common sight on the streets of Rabinal is the huipil.A common sight on the

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Posted Jul 21, 2006

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11 Jul

The Economics of 18 Inches

It´s a ubiquitous scenario. You know it well – when common sense/wisdom whispers in one

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Posted Jul 11, 2006

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29 Jun

Domestic Violence or The Paradox of American Power

It should have been a normal walk to work. It should have been peaceful like

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Posted Jun 29, 2006

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22 Jun

The Real Guatemala Survivor

Every Monday night at 9 PM, my host family stops to catch the newest installment

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Posted Jun 22, 2006

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14 Jun

The Other Side of the Road

Finally, I am here in Rabinal, a sleepy town of 12,000, hidden in a luscious

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Posted Jun 14, 2006

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05 Jun

Driven To Prayer

My last post was entitled “Safe Arrival”… alas, I almost spoke too soon. My trip

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Posted Jun 05, 2006

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