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Political Violence: Anti-corruption lawyer Juan Francisco Solórzano Foppa was shot dead at a Guatemala City sports complex on Oct. 17; another man was also killed. Two men arrested in the case were released without charge, and authorities have yet to establish a motive. President Bernardo Arévalo condemned the attack, while Human Rights Watch urged a credible investigation into who carried it out and who may have ordered it. Regional Relations: The OAS has opened an independent inquiry into a reported September Guatemalan airspace incursion after Belize sought an investigation. Rural Livelihoods: Heifer International says it will help 16,000 farming families in Guatemala, Honduras and Ecuador prepare for drought and flooding linked to El Niño, including by protecting water supplies and adjusting planting.

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Heifer to support 16,000 farming families as El Niño threatens crops in the Americas

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Juan Pablo Castañeda expands political consulting practice across Latin America

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Guatemala sends additional troops to Haiti after four Salvadoran soldiers go missing

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Guatemalan engineer unicycling from Alaska to Argentina makes his way through Utah


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