Foppa’s Face Among the Red Carnations

On October 20, as Guatemala commemorated the 1944 Revolution, a new face joined the portraits of victims of the internal armed conflict: Juan Francisco Solórzano Foppa, a former prosecutor who was murdered just three days earlier in Guatemala City.

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Foppa’s Face Among the Red Carnations

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