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The recent decision by the Constitutional Court to revoke the closure of bars in Antigua, Guatemala has sparked a debate on the balance between public health and economic interests. While the initial closure was aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19, the court’s decision raises important questions about the rights of business owners and the … Read more
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The Antigua Municipality’s Decision to Allow Ice Cream Vendors to Sell During Processions Recently, the Antigua Municipality made a controversial decision to allow ice cream vendors to sell their products during religious processions in the city. This move has sparked a debate among the residents and religious leaders, with some supporting the decision and others … Read more
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For the last 16 years, the New World Crafts (NWC) fair of the Guatemalan Association of Exporters of (Agexport) has been a key platform for the export of Guatemalan artisan products and other Central American countries, acting as a link between the crafts of Central America and international markets. This is how the Handmade Commission … Read more
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It was in 1963 when a great pilgrimage was held from Guatemala City to the ruins of the Parish of Candelaria, in Antigua Guatemala, with the image of Jesús Nazareno de Candelaria, to commemorate his fourth centenary. The visit was captured with impressive images. The solemn pilgrimage was carried out on the occasion of 400 … Read more