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  • Guatemala
    Guatemala
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    …largest Maya groups are the Mam, who reside in the western regions of Guatemala; the K’iche’, who occupy areas to the north and west of Lake AtitlĆ”n; the Kaqchikel, who extend from the eastern shores of Lake AtitlĆ”n to Guatemala City; and the Q’eqchi’, who are

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    …largest Maya groups are the Mam, who reside in the western regions of Guatemala; the K’iche’, who occupy areas to the north and west of Lake AtitlĆ”n; the Kaqchikel, who extend from the eastern shores of Lake AtitlĆ”n to Guatemala City; and the Q’eqchi’, who are

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