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Guatemalan indigenous women in Behobia-San Sebastian on Sunday
The documentary "Las que corren" reflects the struggle for the rights of indigenous women in the Guatemalan region of Alta Verapaz.
Women from the Guatemalan region of Alta Verapaz, where athletics are used to fight for their rights, will be represented on Sunday in Behobia-San Sebastián to give visibility to their work.
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