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Latin America Monitor What does genocide conviction of Ríos Montt mean to Guatemalans abroad?

Many in the Guatemalan diaspora celebrated the historic conviction of ex-dictator Ríos Montt. But some say one conviction alone can't resolve the aftermath of the 36-year-long bloody conflict.

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Modern Parenthood Maria Sibylla Merian: Inspired her love of nature and art in her daughters

Maria Sibylla Merian: Why her art changed how we see nature (+video)

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Why Amsterdam is banning marijuana use in schools

Global News Blog A traditional Sinterklaas debate: Is 'Black Pete' racist?

Horizons iPad Mini launches to middling lines, muted expectations

Dutch art heist 'a nightmare for any museum director' (+video)

Uruguay takes 'war on drugs' in new direction: The state as dealer

America should not apologize for values that clash with hostile Islam

Dutch voters go centrist, shun euroskepticism

Euro debt crisis top of mind as Dutch head to polls

Astronauts, family remember Neil Armstrong

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Hectic day at Amsterdam airport amid WWII bomb discovery, hijack scare

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