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remains of 36 year long civil war, which ended almost a decade ago, still haunts Guatemala. Even after the peaceful agreement which paused the internal armed conflict that claimed not less than 200,000 indigenous lives, Guatemala still tussles with internal stability & remain as a fragile state. Failing to bring about peace in the nation, clubbed with two shocking events that took place during 2005, leaves this country in a state of anarchy & chaos. One was that of finding documents which evidenced controversial records of the 36-yearcounter- insurgency. The other one was massive mudslides which destroyed lives of indigenous communities. Government has failed to curtail widespread crime (claiming 5,885 lives in 2006 alone) which is eventually manifesting in the weak judiciary system & ongoing impunity. The situation gets worse in case of women (1,877 women were raped, tortured & killed in 2005) wherein most of the cases go unreported and then ignored. On economic front, Guatemala is growing, even though social & economic disparities are areas of concern.
It’s now or never situation for this country wherein the policy makers need to set priority & get going with the tryst with prosperity...!
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The
remains of 36 year long civil war, which ended almost a decade ago, still haunts Guatemala. Even after the peaceful agreement which paused the internal armed conflict that claimed not less than 200,000 indigenous lives, Guatemala still tussles with internal stability & remain as a fragile state. Failing to bring about peace in the nation, clubbed with two shocking events that took place during 2005, leaves this country in a state of anarchy & chaos. One was that of finding documents which evidenced controversial records of the 36-yearcounter- insurgency. The other one was massive mudslides which destroyed lives of indigenous communities. Government has failed to curtail widespread crime (claiming 5,885 lives in 2006 alone) which is eventually manifesting in the weak judiciary system & ongoing impunity. The situation gets worse in case of women (1,877 women were raped, tortured & killed in 2005) wherein most of the cases go unreported and then ignored. On economic front, Guatemala is growing, even though social & economic disparities are areas of concern.It’s now or never situation for this country wherein the policy makers need to set priority & get going with the tryst with prosperity...!
For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2007
An IIPM and Professor Arindam Chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist) Initiative
For More IIPM Info, Visit Below....
IIPM Economy Review
IIPM :- Cicero's Challenge is going global
The Indian Institute of Planning and Management (I...
After CDMA, will nokia miss the 3G bus ?
Time for Awards at IIPM
STUDENTS AGAINST CORRUPTION & KICKBACKS : SACK
Heavy dut(t)y stress Sanjay Dutt Bollywood Actor
The Business of B-School Rankings & The Big Farce
36TH Full Time Programme In Planning & Entrepreneu...
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