Guatemala: After massacre, real dialogue must follow investigation and prosecutions

Headline Title: Guatemala: After massacre, real dialogue must follow investigation and prosecutions 26 October 2012 Proper consultation with Indigenous Peoples, rural workers and civil society groups is the only way the Guatemalan authorities can prevent a deadly pattern of violence erupting at protests, Amnesty International said today. The call follows this week’s meeting between President Otto Pérez Molina and Maya Ki’che’ Indigenous leaders from Totonicapán, 150km north-west of the capital, in the aftermath of seven people being shot dead and more than 30 injured when security…

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