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GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Ocos, San Marcos. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Coconut tree uprooted by Hurricane Stan and knocked into pond. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Ocos, San Marcos. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Coconut tree uprooted by Hurricane Stan and knocked into pond.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quetzaltenango. October 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Bridge footings and eroded riverbed. Puente Valoncho, Rio Naranjo. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quetzaltenango. October 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Bridge footings and eroded riverbed. Puente Valoncho, Rio Naranjo.

GUATEMALA. - MEXICO. Ciudad Hidalgo. 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Homes on river's edge of Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, twin city of Tecun Uman, Guatemala. The two cities are separated by the Suchiate River. - Larry Towell

MEXICO. Ciudad Hidalgo. 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Homes on river's edge of Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, twin city of Tecun Uman, Guatemala. The two cities are

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. November, 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Suchiate River near Tecun Uman, San Marcos. Bridge knocked off footings and twisted by floodwaters and debris of trees. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. November, 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Suchiate River near Tecun Uman, San Marcos. Bridge knocked off footings and twisted by floodwaters and debr

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quetzaltenango. October 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Bridge footings and eroded riverbed. Puente Valoncho, Rio Naranjo. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quetzaltenango. October 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Bridge footings and eroded riverbed. Puente Valoncho, Rio Naranjo.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Santa Catarina, Lake Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. A Kackchikel woman digs mud from her home, carries it to the street and dumps it from a plastic bowl. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Santa Catarina, Lake Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. A Kackchikel woman digs mud from her home, carries it to the street and dumps

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Santa Catarina, Lake Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. A Kackchikel child on Lake Atitlan with traditional wooden boats. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Santa Catarina, Lake Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. A Kackchikel child on Lake Atitlan with traditional wooden boats.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. San Marcos, Lake Atitlan. 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Kackchikel Indians watch as heavy equipment digs rocks and earth from half-buried homes beside the village church after the floods of Hurricane Stan. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. San Marcos, Lake Atitlan. 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Kackchikel Indians watch as heavy equipment digs rocks and earth from half-buried homes bes

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Lake Atitlan. December 2005.Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Crossing the lake from Santiago Atitlan to Panajachel after storm. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Lake Atitlan. December 2005.Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Crossing the lake from Santiago Atitlan to Panajachel after storm.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. San Marcos, Lake Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Erosion. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. San Marcos, Lake Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Erosion.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. San Marcos. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. A newly-created stream runs past homes of indigenous Kackchikel. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. San Marcos. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. A newly-created stream runs past homes of indigenous Kackchikel.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. A campesino overlooks the eroded wind and water damaged landscape. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. A campesino overlooks the eroded wind and water damaged landscape.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Cuyotenango, Suchitepequez. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Flood waters of the Samala River stripped topsoil and rolled boulders fifty kilometers from the Santiago Volcano to Cuyotenango blocking roads and paralyzing highway transport. Workers break and move boulders from the area. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Cuyotenango, Suchitepequez. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Flood waters of the Samala River stripped topsoil and rolled boulders fifty kilo...

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Rocks dislodged from cliffs tumbled onto houses. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Rocks dislodged from cliffs tumbled onto houses.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Coffee, corn and aguacate fields stripped of topsoil and left with deposited rocks. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Coffee, corn and aguacate fields stripped of topsoil and left with deposited rocks.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Coffee, corn and aguacate fields stripped of topsoil and left with deposited rocks. A child carries laundry to the river. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Coffee, corn and aguacate fields stripped of topsoil and left with deposited rocks. A chil

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Coffee, corn and aguacate fields stripped of topsoil and left with deposited rocks. Local residents examine the damage. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Coffee, corn and aguacate fields stripped of topsoil and left with deposited rocks. Local

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Local bridge washed out by the Tzunuma River. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Local bridge washed out by the Tzunuma River.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Dept. of Guatemala. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Trees. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Dept. of Guatemala. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. Trees.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. A Kackchikel woman crosses a bridge washed out by the torrential waters of the Tzununa River during Hurricane Stan. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Tzununa, Atitlan. November 2005. Hurricane Stan Aftermath. A Kackchikel woman crosses a bridge washed out by the torrential waters of the Tzununa Riv

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. One of Guatemala City's many squatter settlements built on a hillside surrounding the capital. Access to basic amenities, particularly healthcare, remains a critical issue in the fight against AIDS. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. One of Guatemala City's many squatter settlements built on a hillside surrounding the capital. Access to basic ameniti

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. One of Guatemala City's many squatter settlements built on a hillside surrounding the capital. Access to basic amenities, particularly healthcare, remains a critical issue in the fight against AIDS. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. One of Guatemala City's many squatter settlements built on a hillside surrounding the capital. Access to basic ameniti

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. One of Guatemala City's many squatter settlements built on a hillside surrounding the capital. Access to basic amenities, particularly healthcare, remains a critical issue in the fight against AIDS. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. One of Guatemala City's many squatter settlements built on a hillside surrounding the capital. Access to basic ameniti

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. October 2005. Meeting table of Gente Positiva a mutual support group committed to fighting discrimination and stigmatization for people living with AIDS. All members are HIV positive. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. October 2005. Meeting table of Gente Positiva a mutual support group committed to fighting discrimination and stigmatization for peop

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quezaltenango. October 2005. Campesino during his first visit to Roosevelt Hospital where free HIV/AIDS treatment is provided by MSF. The man had traveled for six hours to reach the clinic. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quezaltenango. October 2005. Campesino during his first visit to Roosevelt Hospital where free HIV/AIDS treatment is provided by MSF. Th

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quezaltenango. November 2005. Slum. Bed of HIV/AIDS patient and day laborer, Ishmael, and portrait of his wife. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quezaltenango. November 2005. Slum. Bed of HIV/AIDS patient and day laborer, Ishmael, and portrait of his wife.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quezaltenango. October 2005. Halloween party for HIV positive patients and their children in a Catholic Church Hall. The party was organized by Proyecto Vida, a Catholic relief agency. HIV/AIDS medicine is provided to Proyecto Vida by MSF. Six years ago, treatment cost $10,000 a year. Today, a patient can be treated for less than $300 a year. The treatment buys time as there is yet no antidote. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quezaltenango. October 2005. Halloween party for HIV positive patients and their children in a Catholic Church Hall. The party was organi...

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quezaltenango. November 2005. Child's toy at home of HIV/AIDS patient whose husband moved with her from the countryside in search of employment, contacted HIV, and died of AIDS. Floridalma now lives in a squatter settlement along the railroad tracks with their three children. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quezaltenango. November 2005. Child's toy at home of HIV/AIDS patient whose husband moved with her from the countryside in search of empl

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quezaltenango. October 2005. Table after condom demonstration. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quezaltenango. October 2005. Table after condom demonstration.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quezaltenango. October 2005. Halloween party for HIV positive parents and their children in a Catholic Church Hall. Many of the children are positive. The party was organized by Proyecto Vida, a Catholic relief agency. HIV/AIDS medicine is provided to the agency by MSF. Six years ago, treatment cost $10,000 a year. Today, a patient can be treated for less than $300 a year due to generic drugs. The treatment buys time but there is no antidote. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Coatepeque, Quezaltenango. October 2005. Halloween party for HIV positive parents and their children in a Catholic Church Hall. Many of the children ...

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Tecun Uman, San Marcos. October 2005. 33-year-old AIDS patient, Bielca, holds her young nephew, Earl Klayton Mandle, while his mother displays photo of her other son, Luis Betancourt Solares, who died of AIDS in 1999. Another of Bielca's cousins was recently killed in a drug-related slaying. AIDS and violent crime are particularly prevalent along the border where there is a high concentration of drug trafficking and migrant workers. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Tecun Uman, San Marcos. October 2005. 33-year-old AIDS patient, Bielca, holds her young nephew, Earl Klayton Mandle, while his mother displays photo ...

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Ocos, San Marcos. November 2005. Family of banana worker and AIDS patient during home visitation by Proyecto Vida (a Catholic relief agency) with medicines provided by MSF. AIDS is particularly prevalent in border towns and coastal areas. A banana worker earns $8 a day, when employed. Six years ago, HIV/AIDS treatment cost $10,000 a year. Today, a patient can be treated for less than $300 a year. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Ocos, San Marcos. November 2005. Family of banana worker and AIDS patient during home visitation by Proyecto Vida (a Catholic relief agency) with med...

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. Street children in Guatemala City are a vulnerable community for HIV/AIDS infection. MSF staff locate children on the street at night to encourage them to visit the drop in center and health clinic. Here, Julio LOPEZ, MSF staff worker, shows video footage of his documentary project to a child on the street. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. Street children in Guatemala City are a vulnerable community for HIV/AIDS infection. MSF staff locate children on the ...

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. A vulnerable community, street children in Guatemala City. MSF staff locate children on the street at night to encourage them to visit the drop in center and health clinic. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. A vulnerable community, street children in Guatemala City. MSF staff locate children on the street at night to encoura

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. A doctor with her patients at Guatemala's AIDS Clinic (Clinica Yaloc) with medicine provided by MSF. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. A doctor with her patients at Guatemala's AIDS Clinic (Clinica Yaloc) with medicine provided by MSF.

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. October 2005. Meeting of Gente Positiva, a mutual support group committed to fighting discrimination and stigmatization for people living with AIDS. All members are HIV positive. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. October 2005. Meeting of Gente Positiva, a mutual support group committed to fighting discrimination and stigmatization for people li

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. A teenage mother and newborn baby living on the street. Street children in Guatemala City are a vulnerable community for HIV/AIDS infection. MSF staff locates the children at night to encourage them to visit the drop in center and health clinic. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Guatemala City. November 2005. A teenage mother and newborn baby living on the street. Street children in Guatemala City are a vulnerable community f

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Coatepque, Quetzaltenango. November 2005. Roosevelt Hospital. HIV/AIDS patient with tuberculosis, a common opportunistic infection with those suffering from AIDS. 30% of AIDS patients in Guatemala suffer from TB. One in 10 TB patients is HIV positive. Six years ago HIV/AIDS treatment cost $10,000 a year. Today, due to generic drugs, most patients can be treated for less than $300 a year. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Coatepque, Quetzaltenango. November 2005. Roosevelt Hospital. HIV/AIDS patient with tuberculosis, a common opportunistic infection with those sufferi...

GUATEMALA. - GUATEMALA. Coatepeque. November 2005. AIDS patient with children, HIV positive husband, and MSF home visitation worker. According to the UN, 1.2% of Guatemalans are HIV positive. 42 new patients per month come for treatment. Six years ago, annual treatment cost $10,000. Today, a patient can be treated for less than $300 a year due to generic drugs. AIDS is particularly prevalent in the coastal areas and border towns of Guatemala. - Larry Towell

GUATEMALA. Coatepeque. November 2005. AIDS patient with children, HIV positive husband, and MSF home visitation worker. According to the UN, 1.2% of Guatemalans...

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