So, many of you have heard horror stories originating here in Guatemala. From enormous sinkholes, to landslides, to assinations, to narcotrafficking, to the biggie: corruption. Now, I'm not here to tell you that these reports are untrue, but rather to remind you that there is so much more to Guatemala than what the western media portrays. That being said, a fantastic article was just published by The New Yorker on April 4th that peels back the layers of deception that snake around politics here in Guatemala. The piece is called 'A Murder Foretold' by David Grann and I cannot urge you enough to give it a read (and let me know what you think!)... Here's a little teaser: Rodrigo Rosenberg knew that he was about to die. It wasn’t because he was approaching old age—he was only forty-eight. Nor had he been diagnosed with a fatal illness; an avid bike rider, he was in perfect health. Rather, Rosenberg, a highly respected corporate attorney in Guatemala, was certain that he was going to be assassinated.