The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT49) HUEHUETENANGO, Guatemala -- March 7, 2003 -- GUATEMALA-VIGILANTES -- The smallest crimes have provoked the most violent deaths in countless villages like Concepcion Tutuapa, where the end of Guatemala's 36-year civil war has brought neither law nor order to remote regions most ravaged by the conflict. Human rights advocates and diplomats now worry that some of the same paramilitary groups responsible for the war's worst abuses have resurfaced as vigilante patrols, singling out police and judges who try to enforce the feeble rule of law against rampant crime. Officer Franciso Javier Garcia Lopez, left, and First Officer Otto Chavez Robles barely escaped a Guatemalan lynch mob in Jacaltenango, where the police station was burned down. The officers at a U.N. office in Huehuetenango on Feb. 15, 2003. (David Gonzalez/The New York Times)
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