Guatemala

Guatemalan women's football championship was created in 1997.

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· Belize

· Costa Rica

· El Salvador

· Guatemala

· Honduras

· Nicaragua

· Panama

It would take you a maximum of 39 hours, non-stop. You would have to travel a distance of 3,948 kilometers (2,454 miles).

Tropical savanna

Ricardo Arjona became famous in Guatemala in the 1980's when he signed a contract with Polygram. His international stardom came in 1990 when he signed with Sony Music.

Papian de pollo

Quetzals, big deer mice, Jewel Scarab Beetles, Guatemalan Redrumped Tarantulas, Guatemalan Black Iguanas

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there are caymen,leopards,snakes,owls,lizard. the domesticated animals are cows,donkeys,chickens,pigs,and horses.theres also more animals

The history of Guatemala is an interesting one as is most of the countries around the world. Guatemala has been an independent nation since 1825. That means 2014 is it's 189th year of independence.

Organic? Mostly Coffee, Different fruits and vegetables. But they have a variety of production... wether it is organic or industrial production.

In Guatemala they have a diverse weather so they are able to cultivate different things.

-rifles: Guatemala's willingness to defend itself in war

-olive branches: How Guatemala prefers peace.

-blue stripes: Represents the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea

-white stripe: Stands for the purity of the country's values and peace.

-bird: The quetzal, the national bird of Guatemala, symbolizes freedom.

-Spanish writing: Liberty: September 15, 1821. This is the Independence date (from Spain) that Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica all share.

-bird: Resplendent Quetzal, the national bird of Guatemala that symbolizes liberty

-bay laurel crown: the symbol for victory

-crossed swords: representing honor.

It was not a war, but a conflict when several Mexican fishing boats were attacked by the Guatemalan Air Force in 1958 off the Guatemalan coast. The conflict caused a temporary diplomatic breakup, but besides three dead sailors, there were no additional casualties.

Yes, there are many mountains in Guatemala. There are many many mountains. Guatemala is actually a "mountainous" country
Yes, there is there are also volcanos.

The nickname for the country and city is "guate", and for guatemalans is "chapin" or "chapines" in plural.

Civil war that has been going on for decades has weakened Guatemala's economy.

depending on where your from/are it could be either sumaq or sumac

The Real answer is "a few rich families" I just did the quiz to that, and that is the answer. Trust me.

Guatemala borders: Mexico, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador

633 miles (1018 km) (550 nautical miles) ; Initial heading from Guatemala City to Acapulco: : west-northwest (284.8 degrees) ; Initial heading from Acapulco to Guatemala City: : east-southeast (102.3 degrees) 633 miles (1018 km)(550 nautical miles) ; Initial heading from Guatemala City to Acapulco: : west-northwest (284.8 degrees) ; Initial heading from Acapulco to Guatemala City: : east-southeast (102.3 degrees)

In Guatemala they do things very differently for Christmas. For instance, they put their presents around a shrub, the "markio" shrub, indegenous to their area. As for foods, however, they boil the seeds of the markio shrub in a thick, garlicy oil over an open fire. The sweet seeds are meant to represent the coming year and the sweetness of new experiences, while the oil is the hardships we all must overcome to get to that sweetness.