Guatemala Protests and Roadblocks: What’s Going On and Should I Travel to Guatemala?
A look at the ongoing Guatemala protests as demonstrators supporting the president-elect bring the country to a standstill.
Nestor Quixtan is a Canadian/Guatemalan economist, linguist, and writer. He has consulted on numerous writing projects ranging from security and defense to hotel management. His work on women’s discrimination in the labor market has earned him publication in Latin America. He currently lives in Guatemala City.
A look at the ongoing Guatemala protests as demonstrators supporting the president-elect bring the country to a standstill.
Explore locations, security, expenses, and more in this quick, helpful guide to expat housing in Guatemala.
A week after the election, we look to see if the incoming president of Guatemala can succeed with his agenda.
Nestor Quixtan looks at the aftermath of the recent election as Guatemala faces a pivotal crossroads.
Unmasking the realities of La Aurora Airport in Guatemala and the urgent need for change.
A look at how the “null” vote can effect effect elections in Guatemala.
From Guatemala’s Antigua to Costa Rica’s Tarrazú, discover and compare the remarkable flavors of Guatemalan and Costa Rican coffees.
Nestor Quixtan looks at how the courts are playing a role in Guatemala’s upcoming election, as the field whittles down to three main candidates.
A look at the upcoming Guatemala election and how it echoes a turning point in the history of this Central American country.
Is Guatemala City Safe? This is a common question for good reason. Guatemala City has a reputation for safety concerns, but local resident Nestor Quixtan assures us it’s not as bad as you think, especially if you’re aware of the different zones.