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Mines And Crimes - Post-conflict Security Problems In Guatemala
The recently signed Peace Accords have ended 36 years of conflict in Guatemala. But for Guatemalans and tourists, a rise in crime presents the feeling of danger and uncertainty. The Military Police, regular police and private guards roam the streets to deter incidents of crime. In the northern part of the country, landmines remain buried leaving a reminder of war. UN experts involved in demining the area are also teaching the people the risks of landmines.
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The recently signed Peace Accords have ended 36 years of conflict in Guatemala. But for Guatemalans and tourists, a rise in crime presents the feeling of danger and uncertainty. The Military Police, regular police and private guards roam the streets to deter incidents of crime. In the northern part of the country, landmines remain buried leaving a reminder of war. UN experts involved in demining the area are also teaching the people the risks of landmines.