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Guatemala

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Hotels in Guatemala City, Guatemala|

The third-largest archaeological site in Guatemala is not well known, overshadowed by the fame of neighboring Tikal. Archaeologists are only now sorting out ...|

Gen Efrain Rios Montt, former dictator who ruled Guatemala during one of bloodiest periods of its long civil war, faces court trying him for genocide and denies any role in horrors narrated by Mayan survivors of massacres committed in 1980s.|

Location: Guatemala City, Guatemala Duration: 6 hours (approx.)|

Location: Guatemala City, Guatemala Duration: 8 hours (approx.)|

Check out our selection of hotels in Guatemala City, Guatemala. With over 74 to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect hotel for your trip. Travelocity is your best resource for finding cheap deals and discounted rates on hotels in Guatemala City. Whether you're on a budget or looking to splurge on a luxury 5-star hotel, Travelocity will help you get the best rate.|

Archaeologists publish report in journal Science showing that house discovered in the ruins of a large Maya city in northeastern Guatemala appears to be a studio for royal scribes and calendar priests from the early ninth century; murals and inscriptions found on walls of the site suggest that calendar writing may have been well advanced several centuries earlier than previously thought.|

Explore Guatemala’s top two cities — Guatemala City and Antigua — in one full day of sightseeing that combines a vehicle tour and a walking tour. In the ...|

Edward Rothstein notes that about 80 Maya artifacts are on view at Los Angeles Jewelry, Antique and Design Show, in city that is home to many Guatemalans, to drum up support for proposed national heritage museum in Guatemala City.|

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This list contains the most popular international and bilingual schools in Guatemala: nursery schools, primary and secondary (high) schools, International Baccalaureate, and other diploma in Guatemala with fee information. (...)|

Expansion of biofuels industry has contributed to spikes in food prices and shortage of land for food-based agriculture in poorer countries; Guatemala has felt both keenly, with its residents' corn-based diet and fact that much of its land, owned by handful of families, has proved ideal for producing raw materials for biofuels.|

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