Emily Taylor is a PhD candidate in Latin American History at UNC Chapel Hill. Her research focuses on citizenship struggles and gender in 20th century Guatemala.
A series of attacks, attempted operations and counterterrorism raids across Iraq, Syria and Jordan has raised renewed concerns about the activities of Islamic State (ISIS) sleeper cells, with security authorities confronting an
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As a human rights activist, Angélica Macario was used to the hubbub and noise of protests and to seeing her people take their clamor for justice from the mountains of El Quiché
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