Monday, August 17, 2015 Guatemala and 'Georgetown University's
False Heroine'
By Steve Hecht and David Landau
► A six of six part
series; plus debate, and a background MexiData.info column
Part 1: Unmasking Claudia Paz y Paz, Guatemala's Human-Rights Diva
Part 2: How the United Nations Did the Bidding of Guatemalan Guerrilla
Part 3: Fired for Daring to Prosecute Extortion in Rural Guatemala
Part 4: Fabricating Genocide to Bring Down Ríos Montt
Part 5: The US Ambassador Who Covered for a Corrupt Guatemalan Judge
Part 6: The Truth about Claudia Paz y Paz’s Reign over Guatemala
Debate: Did Ríos Montt Commit Genocide in Guatemala? Assessing the Weight of Evidence after
30 Years - Ixil Destruction a Deliberate Policy, by Mike Allison vs. Fighting Insurgents Is Not Genocide,
by Carlos Sabino
► Déjà vu Politics and Unrest in Guatemala, by Barnard R. Thompson (July 28, 2003)
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PanAm Post, Jul. 20 to Aug. 12, 2015. The authors of the six-part series, Steve
Hecht and David Landau, have worked together in Guatemalan political matters for 20 years. Steve Hecht,
a businessman with two degrees from Columbia University, has lived in Guatemala for more than four decades. David
Landau, based in San Francisco, cut his journalistic teeth as managing editor of the Harvard Crimson. He
is an expert on Cuba and publisher of Pureplay Press. Added material from MexiData.info archive.