Until I Find You: Disappeared Children and Coercive Adoptions in Guatemala, Rachel Nolan, 2024, Harvard University Press
In the annals of global capitalism, the vilest form of commodification concerns the most uncorrupted of creations—children.
“Some countries export bananas,” a Guatemalan lawyer who arranged private adoptions once told The Economist. “We exported babies.”
The Central American country occupies a notorious place . . .
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Categories: Central America, Europe, Guatemala, International, North America, United States