This Land Is Ours: In Guatemala, a struggle over land and resources pits transnational mining interests against indigenous communities.: NACLA Report on the Americas: Vol 48, No 3

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James Rodríguez

James Rodríguez is a Mexico-U.S. documentary photographer and photojournalist. A graduate of UCLA, James first moved to Guatemala in 2004 as a human rights observer with Peace Brigades International. In 2006, he developed MiMundo.org as a long-term online project and photo archive focused on documenting the post-war peace process, human rights abuses, land tenure, and social conflicts caused by extractive industries in Guatemala and the region.

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This Land Is Ours

In Guatemala, a struggle over land and resources pits transnational mining interests against indigenous communities.

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