1086:(Liechtenstein v. Guatemala) . The case about Mr. Nottebohm, who was born 16 September 16, 1881, in Hamburg, Germany and possessed German citizenship although he lived in Guatemala from 1905 until 1943 because he never became a citizen of Guatemala. On October 9, 1939, Nottebohm applied to become a naturalized citizen of Liechtenstein. The application was approved and he became a citizen of that country. He then returned to Guatemala on his Liechtenstein passport and informed the local government of his change of nationality. When he tried to return to Guatemala once again in 1943 he was refused entry as an enemy alien since the Guatemalan authorities did not recognize his naturalization and regarded him as still German. It has been suggested that the timing of the event was due to the recent entry of the United States and Guatemala into the Second World War. He was later extradited to the United States, where he was held at an internment camp until the end of the war. All his possessions in Guatemala were confiscated. After his release, he lived out the rest of his life in Liechtenstein.
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travel to cities (like Mexico) where the Royal
Universities were. This will has been also interpreted by scholars as the origin of the University of San Carlos. However, the late priest had a clear idea of the difference between a school (i.e., a home for students, with or without classes) and a university (or General Study) where the students earned degrees. About this, historian John Tate Lanning tells that "his will is so well known that there are some scholars that have not even seen it and have already read a lot of things that are not there at all. Nowhere in his will Marroquín talks about any university, much less talk about his intentions to establish one..." On the other hand, what is documented is that major Pedro Crespo Suárez left in his will twenty thousand pesos to set up the classes for the university that is "in the works with the authorities".
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University Student Movement (MEU), was abducted near the university. That same day Hugo Leonel Gramajo was abducted and introduced in a red pick-up with foreign plates. On 23 August, Victor Hugo Rodriguez Jaramillo and Silvia Azurdia Utrera founders of MEU, were kidnapped and taken violently amid two cars that blocked their way. And Mario De León left a press conference that the Student Body held that day at around 19:45 hours and was detained by the National Police and has not been seen again since. Finally, Aaron Ochoa disappeared the next day.
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lawyers linked to the traditional capital of the country- Galvez sought from the beginning of his term to favor his post graduate students placing them in public institutions so that they could show their loyalty with favorable votes in the Bar elections. After several elections, and once Galvez was no longer dean, the network that Soto set up beat the traditional capital lawyers in the Bar
Association elections by 300 votes; as recorded in the minutes, the majority of his votes were young lawyers -his former students.
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November 1989 to rejoin the AEU, but he was already a suspect, and was killed with knife soon after. Meanwhile, Ligorría was appointed head of research of public prosecutions. On
September 12, 1997, the Guatemalan National Revolutionary Unity, which became a political party after the peace accords, formally accused Ligorría for his involvement in the murder of the student leader, claiming that he was a member of military intelligence.
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selling diplomas and certificates. However, his application was accepted because his involvement in these felonies could not be proved because no credible evidence was presented. Two of his performances in the
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almost every day. The government responded with three thousand Army soldiers, whom supported by light armored forces and the riot squad of the
National Police, were deployed in central and peripheral areas of the city. Also, the night of 3 September 1985 the University of San Carlos of Guatemala was occupied by the military who allegedly found an underground shooting range subversive propaganda.
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goods; in the end, as part of the process solution a high school student bonus was granted to both elementary and high schools so they could be transported free in public transportation, plus all the public school students were promoted by decree. Students who graduated by decree in 1985 were received with brutal initiations by the different student bodies through the university.
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a recent trip to Perú], Argentina and Chile, he liked the model the universities followed in those South
American countries. Upon returning to Guatemala, Galvez – who was also a National Assembly representative- brought along a complete library about universities and convinced both the president and the Assembly members to create the "University of Guatemala".
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replace the fallen or exiled faculty, which resulted in a marked decline in the academic quality of the institution. Later, laws that severely restricted the university autonomy were proposed, and violating the constitutional mandate to give 5% of the national budget to the institution became commonplace for the government.
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in 1989 there was a steady escalation of threats, some of them signed by death squads as "the
Dolorosa", the "Jaguar of Justice" or "Secret Anticommunist-Army". Despite his expulsion, Ligorría, maintained a very high and combative profile, while his close friend, Marco Tulio Montenegro, was still part of AEU.
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Marroquín sent to Spain in 1548 requesting the establishment of a university. Rodríguez Cabal's investigations were published for the first time in the 1950s, and as part of the third centennial
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Committee, for his direct involvement in an embezzlement money of the association and usurpation of functions and for signing as acting as general secretary in various activities and international documents. After his departure, a series of death threats against members of the board of the AEU began:
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in August 1978. The unrest began with demonstrations against rising prices public transportation but then became widespread due to the bad economic situation the country was in at the time. Burning of buses, blockades and massive protests that resulted in destruction of public infrastructure occurred
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to found a university. This would be third royal university in the Spanish Empire in America, and the second in New Spain, after the one in Mexico. After the disputatious process of organization, and five years after the royal decree, the university started officially its lectures of five of the nine
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The Constitutionality Court consists of five titular judges, each of whom has a substitute. When dealing with cases of unconstitutionality against the Supreme Court, the Congress, the President or the Vice President, the number of members can be increased to seven, choosing the two other judges from
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The effect of state repression was worse on the student movement: the AEU ended decimated. Despite all this, the association continued to be a belligerent organization during this campaign of terror. To protect themselves, the AEU restructured its organizational form such that their leaders were not
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was killed, in an operation in which his murderers allegedly used a helicopter to direct the operation Colom had been director of Center for Urban and Regional Studies (CEUR) of the University of San Carlos of Guatemala and a political leader of the United Revolutionary Front (FUR). Next to Fuentes
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According to research that was subsequently conducted, it was determined that Ligorría had strong ties with a "gang" of zone 18, whose members went armed at all times; College students suspected that the "maras" had been formed by the army. Ligorría was also affiliated with the Democratic Socialist
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In 1989, several student body leaders returned to Guatemala from exile intending to achieve a resurgence of student coordination, which was practically dismantled since the seventies. But on August 21, Iván Ernesto Gonzalez was arrested and kidnapped; the next day, Carlos Contreras Conde, leader of
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These networks took hold and strengthened through the 1990s, with relationships set up between institutions and societal sectors beyond the university. After leaving the deanship, the University Council nominated Soto to the Constitutionality Court, although there were persistent rumors that he was
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On 31 January 1980, several students from the University of San Carlos advised a k'iche' peasant group who wanted to let the world know about their precarious situation; when the country's newspapers did not dare to publish their demands, and after all legal avenues to be heard had been exhausted,
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The commission members had strongly opposed the conditions proposed by the Government to grant the concession EXMIBAL; after the attack against Bauer Paiz and Carney, on 13 February 1971 Mijangos López was assassinated by unknown assailants as he left his office long the 4th Avenue in Zone 1 of the
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After the murders of the student leaders, Ligorría spoke at some rallies in college and participated in the demonstrations that took place. On Saturday September 15 at 14:15 hours he left for Panamá along with Marco Tulio Montenegro and Byron Milian Vicente. Montenegro returned to Guatemala on 11
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was recovered with deanship of Cipriano Soto Tobar, who took office in 1988. Soto Tobar took a significant effort on hiring faculty. However, his main goal was to establish political networks to favor political lobbies exploiting the new role that the Constitution assigned to the University of San
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Several hundred people were arrested and General Mejia Víctores addressed the nation through a television and radio address in which he announced measures to address prevailing social unrest. General Mejia announced public schools closure until further notice and the freezing of prices of consumer
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for attempting to form a student association aimed at criticizing the school principal, founded on 18 June 1899 along with other fellow students "El Derecho" student association. The new association had members from the colleges of Law, Engineering and Medicine and an ideology identified with the
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in early 1898. However, after the assassination of president Reina Barrios on 8 February, the Guatemalan government reopened the educational institutions, claiming that they were the basis for all the Liberal institutions; Mendieta, then, registered to begin that semester in the College of Law of
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The president of the Real Audiencia authorized that classes should start while they were awaiting the authorization to build the new school for the students; at the time they only had one classroom in the Dominican convent where, in theory, they gave the Arts, Theology and Religion classes. After
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was strong and direct: police surrounded the premises of the embassy and after several hours of siege, the situation ended with the burning of the room where all the people who were inside the embassy had taken refuge, including almost the entire Embassy staff and some random visitors, including
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The College of Veterinary was created on 27 September 1957, and initially was part of the College of Medicine and was located in the old Medicine Building in Guatemala City Historical Downtown. In 1958 and 1959 it moved into private homes that the university rented in zones 9 and 4 of Guatemala
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and the deep economic crisis that ensued, Reina Barrios implemented austerity measures that included closing the schools and university colleges. At the end of that year, Salvador Mendieta came back to Guatemala to attend the university, but due to the political stability of the times after the
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Towards the end of his life, in 1562, Marroquin left in his will some funds to set up a school, the Santo Tomás de Aquino, where Grammar, Arts, Philosophy and Theology would be taught. The beneficiaries of this pious enterprise would be the children of poor Spaniards, given that they could not
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Estuardo Galvez, who took that dean office in 2000 and later went on to become university president, was one of the members of the networks established by Soto; realizing the importance of the Bar Association, which was also a participant in the election of judges -and until then controlled by
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In January 1979, a new freshmen generation arrived to the university. Many of them had been members of the CEEM or student associations in the public institutes and had participated in the events of October 1978. It was them who took the leadership of the AEU. But it was much more difficult to
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closed the Pontifical University of San Carlos Borromeo and in its place founded the Central College of Law and the Central College of Medicine and Pharmacy which formed the National University of Guatemala. The government decreed that the teaching of Medicine had to be practical – as much as
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During an emergency meeting in which the response to the government offensive was being discussed, Willy Ligorría called to say that he knew where Hugo Gramajo and Aaron Ochoa were hidden and that he could bring the still free student leaders to them. In September other members of the student
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and peasant Gregorio Yuja Xona, who were taken to the Private Hospital Herrera Llerandi. Yuja was kidnapped there and a group tried to kidnap the ambassador, but he was taken from the hospital just in time by the ambassador of Costa Rica in Guatemala; Cajal left the country that night. Yuja,
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On 11 July 1717, thirty years after its papal sanction, the first medicine student graduated; his name was Vicente Ferrer González. The next physician to graduate was Pedro Palacios y Cóbar, who presented his final exam seventeen years later; and forty-seven years after that, the eminent Dr.
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Herrera y Luna, as a token of appreciation of all the efforts of the university students during the last days of Estrada Cabrera regime, gave the different colleges their autonomy to elected their own authorities, although it did not grant them full autonomy. At this time the Student Body
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classes, on 7 January 1681, with little more of sixty registered students and with its first president, Dr. José de Baños y Soto Mayor, who was in charge of the cathedral, Preacher of the King of Spain and Doctor from the University of Osuna. The university started under the protection of
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Mohr, he was the most prominent members of the legal political opposition and their deaths ended, even more, the political space in Guatemala. These murders and threats against leaders of the FUR and the PSD continued in 1979 and 1980, and in subsequent years against the
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liberal ideologies while the national university chose Marxism. After heavy lobbying, in 1965 the new ISR tax law exonerated potential private universities from any kind of taxation and state contributions, and in 1966 the Law of Private Universities was approved.
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return to Guatemala after his exile and joined the university as a faculty member. The College of Economics dean, Rafael Piedrasanta Arandi, and the university president, Edmundo Vásquez Martínez, approved a scholarship for Martinez Pelaez to research the
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took office on 1 July 1970, he reopened the case and began working in for EXMIBAL to get a concession. However, many social sectors opposed to it, arguing that it would be too costly for the country. One of the main opponents was the commission that the
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Due to the strong accusations against his presidency, Estrada Cabrera closed "El Derecho" after only a year of its life, and they had Mendieta sent to prison after which he sent the Nicaraguan into exile for promoting rebellion against his government.
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This way, the Catholic Church recover some of the former power it held before 1871, when the Liberal Reform confiscated its properties and cancelled its privileges, in a direct attack against it as the main conservative party member of the time.
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was head of State of Guatemala, he found the Science Academy in the State, which took the position that the Pontifical University had previously occupied; the new university eliminated religious education altogether and implemented classes of
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Central American union. The new society became public on 15 September 1899 when the Guatemala City mayor invited some of its members to ceremonies for the Independence of Central America celebration that took place in the College of Law.
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of the Association of Lawyers and Notaries of Guatemala and by an equal number of representatives elected by the judges holders the Court of Appeal and other courts that Article 217 of the Constitution refers to.
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The Franciscan friar Juan Antonio Liendo y Goicoechea reformed university education towards the end of the 18th century by introducing science; Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy and Mathematics; and technology studies.
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revolts against Reina Barrios both in the Eastern and Western regions of the country once it was known that Reina Barrios had extended his presidential term, and the closing of the university, decided to move to
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The college of Literature curriculum included Psychology and Logic, ethics and Philosophy history, Latin language and literature, Spanish grammar and literature and Latin American, British and German literature.
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and on the basis of the royal decrees issued after that council, authorized the foundation of the "Nuestra Señora de la Asunción" School and Seminary, which was the first higher educational institution in the
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Party (PSD) and even wasted money in their university activities, although he always maintained a revolutionary speech, was a member of ORPA and maintained contact with Danilo Rodriguez, chief of the FAR.
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in Mexico, where he was an invited speaker in several seminars and created new curricula for the College of History. Besides, he had important meetings with historians and Guatemalan exiles in Mexico.
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In April 1899, the National Assembly submitted Estrada Cabrera a decree declaring the autonomy of the university colleges to elect their own authorities; the president vetoed the decree indicating that
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meanwhile, was tortured and his body thrown off the premises of the president mansion at the University of San Carlos. His body was buried in the Heroes and Martyrs Plaza on Central Campus.
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it had to use a borrowed building to teach, and in 1821 its new one was not finished yet; besides, the political climate of the region was very unstable at the time. In 1825, Dr.
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had visited the k'iche' farmer communities a few months before, and had gathered information for a report on them, which was never published, but the draft of which still exists.
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presidency, the university started suffering repression due to its position alongside the main labor unions, with three students murdered in front of the College of Law in 1962.
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was elected as president of the university, and kept the religious curriculum that the institution had had for decades. However, in 1829, the conservative regime of his brother
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By 1985, the economic elites had left Guatemala City downtown, along with these once premier schools which now were attended by the low middle and low income areas of the city.
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the group decided to take the premises of the Embassy of Spain and use it as a platform for their demands. The reaction of the government of general
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between the United States and the Soviet Union -major super powers that split world dominance after their victory in World War II, the
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who reopened the old "Pontifical University of San Carlos Borromeo"; Dr. Aycinena was once again named as president of the university.
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and granted scholarship to the best students to continue their education abroad, both from Guatemala and Quetzaltenango.
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Simultaneously with the appointment of the holder, the respective alternate will be appointed by Congress.
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Tate Lanning, J. (1977). "La Universidad en el Reino de Guatemala" (in Spanish). Guatemala: Universitaria.
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4705:(in Spanish). Guatemala, C.A.: Tipografía Nacional. pp. 49–197.
4499:"Tribunales de fuero especial: La justicia que fue de los generales"
4417:"10 muertos en Guatemala en la protesta contra la subida de precios"
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El Guatemalteco (1929). "Decreto del organismo ejecutivo No. 953".
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American operatives who had links with the US company triumphed .
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Rafael Carrera and the Emergence of the Republic of Guatemala
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For the similarly named university in the Philippines, see
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The CIA in Guatemala: The Foreign Policy of Intervention
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that religious education was declared of public interest
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Comisión para el Esclarecimiento Histórico: Agudización
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Centro de Estudios Urbanos y Regionales (USAC) (1998).
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Aguilera Peralta, Gabriel; Romero Imery, Jorge (1981).
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4671:(in Spanish) (3 ed.). Guatemala: E.Goubaud y Cía.
4430:"Manual de organización de la Facultad de Veterinaria"
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1985 civil unrest: military invasion of Central Campus
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on 31 January 1676, granted a license to the city of
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Universidad de San Carlos (Guatemalan football club)
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Saint Charles Borromeo Major Seminary of Nyakibanda
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4793:. Costa Rica: Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica.
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1114:In 1957 the highly regarded Marxist historian
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1299:On 22 March, former Guatemala City mayor
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146:Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala
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889:Association was founded and included
857:Carlos Herrera presidency (1920–1921)
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1344:former vice president of Guatemala,
591:was defeated by the liberal general
520:First graduates and science teaching
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4633:Tesis Doctoral en Historia del Arte
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3672:"Victimization – the EXMIBAL Story"
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3585:International Court of Justice 1955
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2375:University Center of the Southwest
2335:University Center of the Southeast
1579:University of San Carlos presidents
1517:Antonio de Larrazábal y Arrivillaga
1506:Antonio de Larrazábal y Arrivillaga
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844:School of Engineering (15 students)
820:Facsimile of a decree published in
666:and finally, approved by president
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4654:(1984). "Memorias de un Abogado".
4599:Semblanza de José de Pineda Ibarra
3996:Dialéctica del terror en Guatemala
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2850:Universidad del Valle de Guatemala
1639:Dr. Carlos Estuardo Gálvez Barrios
723:In 1897, after the failure of the
25:
5304:
4848:
4838:Torres Espinoza, Enrique (2007).
4669:Obras completas de don José Milla
2988:Universitarios en la Nueva España
2760:List of universities in Guatemala
2643:
2187:escuelasuperiordearte.usac.edu.gt
1686:
1531:"Academia de Ciencias" presidents
1371:During the government of general
832:College of Law (seventy students)
361:La Nueva Guatemala de la Asunción
5205:
5091:Saint Charles Preparatory School
4854:
2990:(in Spanish). México: CESU-UNAM.
2901:and was not released until 1818.
2734:
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2695:
2686:
2677:
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841:School of midwives (10 students)
838:Dentistry institute (5 students)
699:Manuel Lisandro Barillas Bercián
628:Third era: Pontifical University
152:
41:
5066:San Carlos de Borromeo Fortress
4917:La Aurora International Airport
4748:"Óscar Humberto Mejía Víctores"
4251:Guatemala: Memoria del Silencio
4184:Guatemala: Memoria del Silencio
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2854:Universidad Francisco Marroquín
2839:
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2435:University Center of the South
2315:University Center of the North
1467:Student leaders murders in 1989
52:needs additional citations for
4710:Pérez Puente, Leticia (2012).
4482:. Princeton University Press.
4452:Fuentes Oliva, Regina (2012).
4300:Dighero Herrera, Saúl (2002).
4087:Cazali Ávila, Augusto (1997).
3998:(in Spanish). San José: EDUCA.
3006:Rodríguez Cabal, Juan (1976).
2986:Pavón Romero, Armando (2003).
2979:
2945:
2802:
2781:
2455:Chimaltenango Regional Campus
2275:University Center of the East
2235:University Center of the West
2095:Communication Sciences School
1645:Ing. Murphy Olimpo Paz Recinos
1559:National University presidents
1306:Guatemalan Christian Democracy
1110:Research on Guatemalan history
1076:International Court of Justice
1064:International Court of Justice
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5138:St. Charles Borromeo Seminary
4564:Immerman, Richard H. (1983).
4547:Hernández Pico, Juan (2001).
4423:(in Spanish). Madrid, España.
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2571:Metropolitan Regional Campus
2514:Baja Verapaz Regional Campus
2151:School of Physical Education
1854:College of Economic Sciences
1756:Architecture College Building
1708:
1552:Juan José de Aycinena y Piñol
1524:Juan José de Aycinena y Piñol
1373:Óscar Humberto Mejía Victores
1367:Óscar Humberto Mejía Victores
1284:Julio César Méndez Montenegro
1250:Kjell Eugenio Laugerud García
1209:, then representative in the
1190:Julio César Méndez Montenegro
660:Juan José de Aycinena y Piñol
585:Juan José de Aycinena y Piñol
412:. Oil on canvas, 41 × 48 cm.
5143:St Charles Borromeo Seminary
4964:American School of Guatemala
4785:Silva H., Margarita (n.d.).
4684:(in Spanish). Archived from
4635:(in Spanish). México, D.F.:
4062:Harvard Business School Case
3966:(in Spanish). Archived from
3678:(in Spanish). Archived from
3559:(in Spanish). Archived from
3551:Esquipulas en línea (n.d.).
3231:(in Spanish). Archived from
2911:Woodward, Ralph Lee (2002).
2534:Totonicapán Regional Campus
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216:; 348 years ago
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5122:San Carlo Borromeo, Ferrara
5107:St. Charles Borromeo Church
4969:Colegio Alemán de Guatemala
4938:National Palace (Guatemala)
4616:La Ilustración Guatemalteca
4519:Hernández de León, Federico
4497:Hernández, Oswaldo (2013).
4145:. Guatemala. Archived from
4064:(9–805–146). Archived from
3511:"Vida de Juan José Arévalo"
2899:José de Bustamante y Guerra
2846:Universidad Rafael Landívar
2713:
2640:located on campus grounds.
2628:The school's football club
2395:San Marcos Regional Campus
2355:Santa Rosa Regional Campus
2127:High School Teacher School
2118:cienciapolitica.usac.edu.gt
2070:escuelahistoria.usac.edu.gt
1976:College of Dental Medicine
1726:It has been suggested that
1655:
1620:Dr. Eduardo Meyer Maldonado
1381:Fernando Romeo Lucas García
1341:Fernando Romeo Lucas García
1254:Fernando Romeo Lucas García
1207:Oscar Adolfo Mijangos López
1136:Fernando Romeo Lucas García
984:1954 Guatemalan coup d'état
926:-professor emeritus of the
589:Mariano de Aycinena y Piñol
559:Second era: Science Academy
529:Antonio Liendo y Goicoechea
424:in the colonial capital of
196:Go forth and teach everyone
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4981:Lycée Français Jules Verne
4701:Paganini, Ricardo (1947).
4597:Luján Muñoz, Luis (1980).
3676:MAC: Mines and communities
3229:Museo Militar de Guatemala
3225:"Manuel Lisandro Barillas"
3086:Viaje a Guatemala (n.d.).
2661:
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2111:Political Sciences School
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1676:
1642:Dr. Carlos Alvarado Cerezo
1364:
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1265:Oliverio Castañeda de León
1247:
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992:Mariano Rossell y Arellano
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725:Exposición Centroamericana
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541:Santiago de los Caballeros
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2167:Language Sciences School
2086:trabajosocial.usac.edu.gt
1764:Pharmacy College Building
1743:Proposed since July 2024.
1599:Dr. Carlos Martínez Durán
1420:One by the Supreme Court;
1219:Juan José Arévalo Bermejo
1188:During the government of
1121:Archivo General de Indias
1116:es:Severo Martínez Peláez
733:the National University.
357:major earthquakes in 1773
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5076:University of San Carlos
4746:Siglo 21 (9 July 2010).
4667:. In Goubaud, E. (ed.).
4607:Macías del Real, Antonio
4410:(in Spanish). Guatemala.
4399:(in Spanish). Guatemala.
4376:(in Spanish). Guatemala.
4353:(in Spanish). Guatemala.
4344:(in Spanish). Guatemala.
4045:Arévalo Martínez, Rafael
3815:(in Spanish). Guatemala.
2775:
2475:Jutiapa Regional Campus
2102:comunicacion.usac.edu.gt
1838:College of Architecture
1651:Walter Mazariegos Biolis
1648:Pablo Ernesto Oliva Soto
1346:Eduardo Cáceres Lehnhoff
1203:University of San Carlos
781:José María Reyna Barrios
710:José María Reina Barrios
537:es:José de Pineda Ibarra
514:Universidad de Salamanca
410:Giovanni Ambrogio Figino
244:Walter Mazariegos Biolis
184:
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32:University of San Carlos
4505:(in Spanish). Guatemala
4439:(in Spanish). Guatemala
4288:: 4, fr. Archived from
4073:Cadena, Felipe (1774).
3807:Véliz, Rodrigo (2014).
3177:(in Spanish). Guatemala
2952:la oferta universitaria
2634:Liga Nacional de Fútbol
2551:Sololá Regional Campus
2494:Quiche Regional Campus
2255:Izabal Regional Campus
2180:Superior School of Art
1960:College of Engineering
1951:humanidades.usac.edu.gt
1861:economicas.usac.edu.gt/
1672:
1538:Pedro Molina Mazariegos
1278:, Doctor of Economics,
1178:Miguel Ydígoras Fuentes
956:College of Architecture
767:College of Law in 1897.
348:in the entire country.
5212:Catholicism portal
5050:St. Charles, Minnesota
5040:Saint-Charles-Borromée
4825:Cite journal requires
4652:Milla y Vidaurre, José
4534:Cite journal requires
4327:Cite journal requires
4031:Cite journal requires
3914:Informe REMHI (n.d.).
3670:Rakosy, Betsy (2002).
3467:Hernández de León 1930
3223:Museo Militar (n.d.).
3036:Hernández de León 1930
2295:Petén Regional Campus
2079:School of Social Work
2054:psicologia.usac.edu.gt
1967:ingeniería.usac.edu.gt
1944:College of Humanities
1821:College of Agriculture
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1166:Repression and decline
1067:
967:After 1954 coup d'état
953:College of Agriculture
884:College of engineering
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743:Manuel Estrada Cabrera
718:President of Guatemala
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5283:Guatemalan Revolution
5184:Path of Saint Charles
4676:Molina, José (2011).
4553:Revista Envío Digital
4115:Boletín del CEUR-USAC
3469:, p. 15 de mayo.
3443:Arévalo Martínez 1945
3431:El Guatemalteco 1907b
3419:El Guatemalteco 1907a
3290:Arévalo Martínez 1945
3175:"Biblioteca Nacional"
3161:Arévalo Martínez 1945
2587:Ocean Studies Center
2501:Santa Cruz del Quiché
2047:School of Psychology
1795:
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1704:1 Technical Institute
1627:Alfonso Fuentes Soria
1602:Dr. Mario Dary Rivera
1586:
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1492:University presidents
1396:
1350:Adolfo Molina Orantes
1274:On 25 January 1979,
1129:La patria del criollo
1072:Adolfo Molina Orantes
1056:Adolfo Molina Orantes
1053:
1016:Carlos Castillo Armas
924:Eduardo García Máynez
909:Federico Ponce Vaides
903:Guatemalan Revolution
891:Miguel Ángel Asturias
869:Carlos Herrera y Luna
863:Carlos Herrera y Luna
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712:, decree #193 of the
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491:or the leader of the
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192:Motto in English
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3886:Castillo Zamora 2013
3862:Dighero Herrera 2002
3850:Dighero Herrera 2002
3838:Dighero Herrera 2002
3826:Dighero Herrera 2002
3788:Dighero Herrera 2002
3525:– via YouTube.
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2771:Notes and references
2755:History of Guatemala
2158:ectafide.usac.edu.gt
1894:College of Medicine
1736:into this section. (
1589:Carlos Federico Mora
1572:Carlos Federico Mora
1448:Guatemalan Civil War
1334:Guatemalan Civil War
1301:Manuel Colom Argueta
1276:Alberto Fuentes Mohr
1258:Guatemalan Civil War
1223:Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
1101:Private universities
1004:United Fruit Company
1000:Justo Rufino Barrios
959:College of Economics
687:Justo Rufino Barrios
535:In 1660 the printer
469:Kingdom of Guatemala
385:indigenous languages
355:. After a series of
342:Kingdom of Guatemala
185:Id y enseñad a todos
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5235: /
5148:San Carlos Seminary
4729:10.3989/hs.2012.006
3874:Hernández Pico 2001
3840:, pp. 180–181.
3828:, pp. 169–170.
3563:on 20 December 2013
3557:Esquipulas en línea
3491:Silva H. & s.f.
3235:on 11 December 2014
3049:, pp. 188–194.
2856:in 1971, and so on.
2791:and coordinated by
2750:Guatemala Civil War
1701:19 regional centers
1614:(-14 de julio 1980)
1198:Carlos Arana Osorio
1172:Guatemala Civil War
1153:Veterinary medicine
1147:Veterinary medicine
973:Operation PBSUCCESS
881:College of Medicine
510:San Carlos Borromeo
453:Francisco Marroquín
353:Francisco Marroquín
233:Charles II of Spain
141:
5288:Forestry education
5153:Colegio San Carlos
4758:on 20 October 2013
4587:Lanning, John Tate
4559:on 7 October 2006.
3706:, pp. 135–138
2867:Máximo Cajal López
2638:Estadio Revolución
2063:School of History
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4859:Media related to
4688:on 12 August 2014
4460:(in Spanish) (54)
4222:978-99922-54-06-6
4167:978-970-32-1915-5
4098:978-99922-59-46-7
3682:on 6 October 2014
3536:El Imparcial 1944
3092:Viaje a Guatemala
3059:Pérez Puente 2012
3047:Pérez Puente 2012
3021:Tate Lanning 1977
2976:, pp. 49–197
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754:Salvador Mendieta
714:National Assembly
664:Pedro de Aycinena
652:Concordat of 1854
644:Concordat of 1854
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593:Francisco Morazán
441:Antigua Guatemala
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