Guatemala

In the early 1980s, the military dictatorship of Guatemala caused a "scorched earth" rebellion involving massacres of five indigenous Maya tribes, including Maya Icil. January 28, 2013, the judge of Guatemala ordered José Efraín Ríos Montt, the man who served as President of the country from 1982 to 1983, to seek a genocide trial. He was the former head of the state who received the genocide trial in the Americas. The successor of President Oscar Megiya of Guatemala was also indicted for genocide, but it was later considered unsuitable for the trial. On March 19, 2013, the court began a trial of a lawsuit against Ríos Montt, who genocide genocide against Maya Ixir during his term from March 1982 to August 1983.

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Information on Antigua Guatemala: The capital of Guatemalan captain Guatemala was set up as Santiago Guatemala in 1524 with an altitude of 1,530.17 meters in the area where earthquakes are prone to occur. It was subsequently destroyed by the fire caused by the inhabitants of the inhabitants rebuilt in 1527 and completely buried in 1541 due to the earthquake and avalanche. The third valley of Panchoy or Pacán was completed in March 1543 and served for 230 years. We endured floods, volcanic eruptions and other violent natural disasters until the majority of the town was destroyed by the 1873 St. Marta earthquake. At the time, the authorities commanded the relocation of the capital to a more secure area, which became the county's modern capital city Guatemala City. However, some residents stayed in the original town and was called "La Antigua Guatemala"

Guatemala Guatemala is mainly composed of highlands of the forest and jungle plains, and its area is 108,889 square kilometers. Guatemala is at the intersection of three structural plates, causing frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. A large earthquake occurred in 1773, 1917 and 1976. Guatemala 's capital is Guatemala City with a population of 2 million people. The total population of the country in 1999 is estimated at 12.5 million people and the annual population growth rate is 2.7%. It has been an independent republic since 1847 and has been dominated by democratically elected presidents and numerous conductors for many years. The coup drafted by the United States in 1954 overthrew the President of the Constitution, which eventually led the Guatemalan to the era of bloodshed of violence (1978-1985), which he called it "La Viorencia". It is estimated that 15,000 people "disappeared" and over 100,000 people were killed.