Guatemalans in a sentence

The first round in June saw low voter turnout and more than 17 percent of ballots cast invalid, with little hope among Guatemalans that their fortunes would change.

The minister said that the government is also looking into reports of Guatemalans coming into Belize and claiming Maya land rights.

The Guatemalan consulate in Omaha reportedly said there are at least 2,020 Guatemalans in Fremont and the true figure could be 45 percent higher.

According to the International Organization for Migration, roughly 2.6 million Guatemalans live outside the country, a vast majority in the United States.

Guatemalans had been migrating to the United States for decades, but mass migration began in earnest in the 1980s, when the civil war entered a genocidal phase.

If the Guatemalans decided to come and put their flag on the Sarstoon Island we get upset too, our people get upset too and so it can cause an incident and for that reason we try to discourage that from happening.

If they are returning Guatemalans, in this case returning Belizeans you can’t put them back on a flight you have to find a mechanism to make sure it works so it’s the same thing here.

It’s “almost destiny” that young Guatemalans will try to move abroad, he says.

This time, six Guatemalans who illegally crossed into Belize somehow managed to evade the Belize Defence Force soldiers at Victor Galvez Stadium in San Ignacio Town, Cayo District.

According to him, the safety and wellbeing of the world’s richest, most powerful country is threatened with utter destruction by penniless Guatemalans.

And he provided Trump the arguments for a campaign to lock out the Guatemalans, Hondurans and Salvadorans crossing the southern border — arguing that they are made up of rapists, murderers, human and drug traffickers and gang members.

Some poor Guatemalans lack sufficient collateral or bank connections to secure a bank loan.

The rule falls most heavily on Central Americans, mainly Hondurans and Guatemalans, because they account for most people arrested or stopped at the border.

Thousands of Hondurans and Guatemalans are leaving their countries every year for the United States, fleeing poverty and violence.

As we have been reporting villagers who live in communities along the border have been expressing concerns of Guatemalans clearing large areas of land.

Each plane brings about 100 to 135 Guatemalans back to their homeland.

The Sarstoon River is not the only location in Belize that we have seen Guatemalans illegally entering the country.

The villagers requested the protection of the BDF so that they can avoid encounters with the Guatemalans who are there illegally, but they have not yet received a response from the authorities.

After the CIA coup, hundreds of Guatemalans were rounded up and killed.

Among the destroyed public buildings were the Palace of La Reforma built by Reyna Barrios and the maternity house "Joaquina"; because of this, a lot of the infrastructure of these years has been forgotten by new generations of Guatemalans.