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More than 600 hurricane victims rescued from starvation

More than 600 hurricane victims rescued from starvation

The coastal village of Laguna Kukalaya, Nicaragua has practically disappeared — destroyed by Hurricanes Eta and Iota. Metal rooftops are peeled off. Houses are now piles of splintered wood. Electricity is gone. And everything is covered in a thick layer of mud. What’s...
One of the worst disasters of 2020

One of the worst disasters of 2020

Life was already hard enough in Guatemala — one of the poorest countries in Central America. Terrible droughts have plagued Guatemalans for decades. The coronavirus pandemic pushed families deeper into poverty. And now Hurricane Eta has washed away homes and...
Now comes the hard part …

Now comes the hard part …

Central America is eerily quiet today compared to how loud it was last week during Hurricane Eta’s howling winds and pouring rains. “I think the river is going to burst,” our Guatemala partner said Thursday night. “You won’t believe the noise it’s making. The whole...
Things have gotten worse in Nicaragua …

Things have gotten worse in Nicaragua …

Since yesterday, things have definitely gotten worse in Nicaragua. As Hurricane Eta moved inland, it began ripping apart everything in its path. While locals were shooting the video below to show how the wind had peeled the roof of a building, the entire brick...
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