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Director-General condemns murder of journalist Orlando Villanueva in Guatemala
UNESCO DirectorGeneral of UNESCO Audrey Azoulay has condemned the killing of online journalist Orlando Villanueva who was shot dead by unknown individuals in a public sport facility in Puerto Barrios a city in northeastern Guatemala on 8 March
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How José Miguel had another chance to continue his education in Guatemala
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Promotion of digital education in Guatemala: delivery of IGER scholarships and Huawei tablets to adolescents and young indigenous women of Totonicapán
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Listening to the voices of girls and women
Magdalena Cox Xum is the youngest of a family of four girls and five boys living in San Andrés Xecul in Totonicapán Guatemala In this region only 35 of schoolage girls attend primary school and 1 of girls aged 12 to 21 pursue secondary education
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Limitless Horizons Ixil awarded with UNESCO – King Sejong International Literacy Price In Guatemala
Education leaving noone behind
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Programme from Guatemala promoting interactive learning wins UNESCO literacy prize
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Director-General urges authorities to shed light on killing of journalist Pedro Alfonso Guadrón Hernández in Guatemala
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Resilient lives, transformative education: Maria’s story
I am fighting for my life María Castro Lux UNESCOMALALAMINEDUC Centers EducationTransformLives
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Resilient lives, transformative education: Maritza's story in Guatemala
EducationTransformsLives Maritza Chacaj UNESCOMALALA Centers
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Towards a future of opportunities: UNESCO-HUAWEI alliance in Guatemala
Supporting education through technology
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Literacy and pandemics: renewal of the collaboration agreement between UNESCO and CONALFA for the continuity of education
Literacy processes are crucial to motivate encourage and give hope to many women who despite the crisis of the pandemic and its worldwide impact on education are still willing to improve themselves and ensure their right to education
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Development and co-creation of female led self-learning communities: Health and Wellbeing amidst a pandemic
UNESCOMALALA Centers for the education of adolescent girls and indigenous young women of Guatemala