Samuel Loewenberg ventures to Guatemala to survey the underlying issues of the Central American country's extreme poverty. There, income inequality equals the worst in Africa - particularly among indigenous communities. In some regions, an estimated 75 percent of the children from infants to the ages of 6 and 7 are chronically malnourished.
Guatemala's Stunted Growth
Published July 21, 2009
Samuel Loewenberg narrates images from Guatemala's malnutrition clinics.
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Samuel Loewenberg reports on global health, policy, and politics. He has reported from more than two dozen countries. His work has been featured in The New York Times, The Economist, The...
