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During her time in Guatemala, Chappell made issues surrounding domestic violence in the country a key part of her mission. [ 8 ] In 2012, Chappell led the GREAT Britain campaign and Emerging Powers department at the FCO, promoting the United Kingdom as a destination for international trade and tourism, subsequently being awarded a Civil Service ...
The first significant wave of migration from Latin America to the United Kingdom occurred in the 1970s, catalyzed in part by the Immigration Act of 1971. [6] Prior to this legislation, strict rules limited work permits or residency in mainland UK to individuals from current or former British overseas colonies and territories. [6]
Pregnant with her tenth child, Tomás, 37, had to leave her children with family members and spend a night away from home for the first time to undergo DNA tests in the capital that allowed ...
It took less than a week after the remains from the Camargo massacre were returned to Comitancillo for burial before the first surviving family member left for the U.S. And with a 17-year-old boy who made it to Florida this winter, now at least one relative has migrated from nearly all of the families since the massacre, said the Rev. José ...
Guatemalan emigrants to the United Kingdom (1 C) E. English people of Guatemalan descent (1 C, 2 P) This page was last edited on 12 February 2024, at 09:02 (UTC). ...
Guatemalan officials are analyzing surveys by the U.N.'s International Organization for Migration showing from which parts of Guatemala the most migrants departed, hoping to prepare those ...
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Alban Young [10] Minister 1920–1922 Hugh Gaisford Minister 1922–1924 Diplomatic relations downgraded: 1924–1925 William O'Reilly [11] Minister 1925–1928 Archibald Clark Kerr: Minister 1928–1932 David Rodgers [12] Chargé d'Affaires 1933–1938 John Birch [13] Minister to Central America 1939–1945 John Leche [14] Minister and Consul ...