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Social and cultural conditions and prospects of Guatemalan refugees in Mexico

By: Aguayo, Sergio.

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BookSeries: UNRISD refugee settlement series.Publisher: 1987; UNRISD Description: vi, 93 p. ill. 21 cm.Subject(s): GUATEMALA | CULTURE | AMERINDIANS | MEXICO | REFUGEE CAMPS | LIVING CONDITIONS | GUATEMALAN REFUGEES | REFUGEE ASSISTANCE | MAPS

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Original series title: UNRISD refugee settlement series ; report No.87.1.

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