Are there indigenous people in Guatemala?
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The Mayan Indians (indigenous population of Guatemala).
The Mayans were indigenous there for a long period of time.
Guatemala is just northwest of El Salvador and has 23 officially recognized indigenous languages
Guatemalan people come from a country in Central America called Guatemala! Guatemala is just below Mexico in a region called Central America, the capital is Guatemala City. Guatemalan people speak Spanish, and they are Latino (mestizo), they are a mixture of indigenous Indian and European. From 1960 to 1996 there was a civil war in Guatemala and this resulted in a lot of Guatemalan people fleeing their country to find safety and a better life elsewhere. That is why there are many people from Guatemala who today live in North America.
well the religion of Guatemala is 50-60% Catholic, 40% Protestant, and 1% follow the indigenous Mayan faith.
According to the World Health Organization, 20 percent of Guatemala's people lack regular access to health services. This underserved population is largely poor, rural, young and indigenous. Chronic malnutrition and inadequate health education remain major problems, especially among the rural indigenous communities.
extreme poverty
extreme poverty
Catholicism is the official religion of Guatemala. 50%-60% Catholic 40% Protestant 3% Eastern Orthodox 1% Follow the Indigenous Mayan faith (found this on the Wikipedia article Guatemala.)
Yes, people in Guatemala can vote.
Alvaro Arzu is the wealthiest person in Guatemala. He is the mayor of Guatemala city.