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- Río_Negro_Massacre abstract "In 1978, in the face of civil war, the Guatemalan government proceeded with its economic development program, including the construction of the Chixoy hydroelectric dam. Financed in large part by the World Bank and Inter-American Development Bank, the Chixoy Dam was built in Rabinal, a region of the department of Baja Verapaz historically populated by the Maya Achi. To complete construction, the government completed voluntary and forcible relocations of dam-affected communities from the fertile agricultural valleys to the much harsher surrounding highlands. When hundreds of residents refused to relocate, or returned after finding the conditions of resettlement villages were not what the government had promised, these men, women, and children were kidnapped, raped, and massacred by paramilitary and military officials. More than 440 Maya Achi were killed in the village of Río Negro alone, and the string of extrajudicial killings that claimed up to 5,000 lives between 1980 and 1982 became known as the Río Negro Massacres. The government officially declared the acts to be counterinsurgency activities - although local church workers, journalists and the survivors of Rio Negro deny that the town ever saw any organized guerrilla activity.".
- Río_Negro_Massacre thumbnail Memorial_Rio_Negro.jpg?width=300.
- Río_Negro_Massacre wikiPageID "11521717".
- Río_Negro_Massacre wikiPageRevisionID "571415029".
- Río_Negro_Massacre subject Category:1982_in_Guatemala.
- Río_Negro_Massacre subject Category:Conflicts_in_1980.
- Río_Negro_Massacre subject Category:Conflicts_in_1981.
- Río_Negro_Massacre subject Category:Conflicts_in_1982.
- Río_Negro_Massacre subject Category:History_of_Guatemala.
- Río_Negro_Massacre subject Category:Massacres_in_Guatemala.
- Río_Negro_Massacre subject Category:Political_repression_in_Guatemala.
- Río_Negro_Massacre comment "In 1978, in the face of civil war, the Guatemalan government proceeded with its economic development program, including the construction of the Chixoy hydroelectric dam. Financed in large part by the World Bank and Inter-American Development Bank, the Chixoy Dam was built in Rabinal, a region of the department of Baja Verapaz historically populated by the Maya Achi.".
- Río_Negro_Massacre label "Río Negro Massacre".
- Río_Negro_Massacre sameAs R%C3%ADo_Negro_Massacre.
- Río_Negro_Massacre sameAs Q7386367.
- Río_Negro_Massacre sameAs Q7386367.
- Río_Negro_Massacre wasDerivedFrom Río_Negro_Massacre?oldid=571415029.
- Río_Negro_Massacre depiction Memorial_Rio_Negro.jpg.
