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Indigenous Leaders Are Being Forced Into Exile

Facing institutionalized violence from the government and opposition groups, some Indigenous activists in Guatemala have no choice but to flee.

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Vice President Kamala Harris told Guatemalans do not come to U S It s not that simple

Vice President Kamala Harris told Guatemalans do not come to U S It s not that simple
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We Are Here by Force : Maya Ixil Activists Fight for Asylum and Justice

For Francisco Chávez and Gaspar Cobo, it’s still painful to realize that they’re no longer home in the Cuchumatanes mountains of Quiché, Guatemala. Now they’re in El Paso, Texas, where they await their asylum hearings a process that’s been marked by the cruel realities of the hostile U.S. immigration system. Even though U.S. intervention in Central America triggered many of the conditions that forced Chávez and Cobo to flee in 2019, there’s no guarantee they’ll be given permanent refuge here. But they’re fighting. State persecution and violence have been present in the lives of Chávez, 45, and Cobo, 32, since before they were even born. The Maya Ixil leaders are part of a multigenerational resistance against omnipresent colonial and imperialist forces, which for centuries have triggered the displacement of their communities and the destruction and exploitation of sacred land and natural resources.

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Escapando de la muerte en Guatemala, dos activistas mayas del pueblo Ixil esperan continuar con su defensa de los derechos de los indígenas desde los Estados Unidos (si obtienen asilo)

Escapando de la muerte en Guatemala, dos activistas mayas del pueblo Ixil esperan continuar con su defensa de los derechos de los indígenas desde los Estados Unidos (si obtienen asilo)
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Fleeing death in Guatemala, two Ixil Maya activists hope to continue their defense of indigenous rights from the US — if they can stay

Fleeing death in Guatemala, two Ixil Maya activists hope to continue their defense of indigenous rights from the US â if they can stay By Jazmine Ulloa Globe Staff,Updated May 1, 2021, 5:46 p.m. Email to a Friend Francisco Chavez Raymundo (left) and Gaspar Cobo Corio were in El Paso, Texas, on April 15. They waited in Mexico for 17 months to get asylum in El Paso.Christ Chavez For The Boston Globe EL PASO â They left their Ixil Maya town deep in the Cuchumatanes mountains of Guatemala just before dawn and without much time to say goodbye. Francisco ChÃ¡vez Raymundo, 45, and Gaspar Cobo Corio, 32, had been part of a tight circle of indigenous activists who in the spring of 2013 helped bring a military dictator to trial over the 1982 genocide of the Ixil people, a Mayan ethnic group that became one of the main targets of systematic racism, rape, and forced displacement during the Guatemalan civil war.

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