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UNESCO Leads AIDS Drive in Guatemala
UNESCO launched a campaign in Guatemala against the discrimination of AIDS patients on Tuesday, because it said, 25 years after first hearing of HIV, the patients still suffer physical and verbal abuse and social exclusion.

UN AIDS reports some 60,000 Guatemalans are HIV positive, but only 9,000 are officially registered.

Karina Arriaza, from the local Health Ministry´s National AIDS Control and Prevention Program, lamented the myths, prejudice and restrictions, even in the home.

The campaign involves cultural and artistic events, like publication of the book "Un canto a la vida (A Song to Life)" and a photo display with AIDS patients at the National Palace of Culture.

The display consists of 48 photos by Cuban photographer Julio Larramendi, who will take them to several departments in Guatemala and other countries like Cuba, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.


 



 

 
   

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