COMVITE

For many years now, sugar cane has helped El Salvador’s economy by generating thousands of jobs.

A Luis Arturo, eso de pararse frente a una caja no le daba mucha confianza, pero siempre estuvo dispuesto a saciar su curiosidad.

Hector Castro, the 40-something-he-wouldn’t-disclose-year old chef and owner at Fermento.

Tu Nanfeng prepares his tools for the day’s work. He found himself a job as a construction worker and as a bag carrier.

The volcanic black sand beaches of Monterrico, serve as a solitary nesting spot for olive ridley turtles, Lepidochelys olivacea.

On Sunday June 3, 2018, Volcán de Fuego, one of Central America’s most active volcanoes, let out a devastating eruption.

Guatemala needs to prepare itself because this season, Saravandah Producciones decided to bring the classic musical Grease to Teatro Lux.

Carlos Chaclán, a Guatemalan master ceramicist, his development as an artist is true to the way in which he works the clay.

If you like swimming or just splashing around in the water, odds are that you’ve heard of or have been to El Pilar in San Cristobal el Bajo

27-year old Charlie Springmuhl notably stands out from Guatemala’s microcosm of alternative rock for his humble intensity.

No one knows this better than Leonel Mijangos, as he has been photographing Lent and Holy Week festivities in Antigua for two decades.

The demonstrations demanded the approval of a reform that would recognize indigenous justice as part of the country’s judicial system.

Roberto Pérez revs up his bike, sending up a prayer to the Virgin of Guadalupe. He asks her to watch over him during the Death Ball.

In the town of Chocolá, located in Suchitepéquez, Thursday and Good Friday feature huge skirmish between of “Judíos” and a group Centurions

The Pan Dulce, you can enjoy it with just about any sweet hot beverage.

On Wednesday, the cofradía, will carry Maximón to the church in preparation for Good Friday celebrations, a fusion of indigenous and Catholi

Every October 28, there’s a birthday party for San Simón in the highlands of Guatemala.

There’s always an innate sense of exploration while sifting through the bins and shelves of a record store.

In the world of people being people, January tends to be a month of high motivation and new beginnings.

The town’s singular charm and unique opportunities seduce more than a few errant backpackers and other wingnuts wandering the Latin American