La Guerra Guacha

La Guerra Guacha was a civil conflict in Guatemala during the 1970s, rooted in political and social unrest. It involved guerrilla groups opposing the government’s authoritarian rule, with widespread violence affecting civilians. The term "Guacha" refers to the guerrilla fighters who engaged in irregular warfare, such as ambushes and sabotage. The conflict was marked by human rights abuses and deepening social divisions, ultimately highlighting the struggles for democracy and social justice within the country. It lasted until 1977, leaving a lasting impact on Guatemala’s history and development.