Jill Replogle

Mynor Guevara speaks to a colleague after he barricaded himself in the Guatemala City pharmacy where he shot activist Patricia Samayoa. She was the sixth friend of journalist Jill Replogle to die in the past five years in Guatemala.

Even thousands of miles away, there's seemingly no escape from Guatemala's violence

Activist Patricia Samayoa survived civil war and death squads, but was shot while running an errand in Guatemala last week. Her death is another symbol of the violence that has become commonplace and sent thousands of people abroad seeking refuge.

Even thousands of miles away, there's seemingly no escape from Guatemala's violence

Iraqi family tries to adjust to new life in U.S.

Iraqi family tries to adjust to new life in U.S.

One Iraqi Family Adjusts to a New Life in the US

One Iraqi Family Adjusts to a New Life in the US
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Iran and the US: An Interpreter Working For Both Sides Hits a Wall

Iran and the US: An Interpreter Working For Both Sides Hits a Wall

Retired U.S. Army soldier works tirelessly to bring family of Iraqi interpreter to America

Retired U.S. Army soldier works tirelessly to bring family of Iraqi interpreter to America
US army Captain Blake Hall in Iraq.

A Soldier's Promise and an Iraqi Family's Journey to the US

Afghanis and Iraqis who work with American troops often place themselves and their families in great danger by affiliating themselves with the US. In exchange, a path to the US–and to safety–can be offered. At least that's what's supposed to happen.

A Soldier's Promise and an Iraqi Family's Journey to the US

Latino or Hispanic: What's in a Label?

Latino or Hispanic: What's in a Label?

Iraqi immigrants struggling to make lives in the United States

In San Diego, El Cajon specifically, there's a burgeoning Iraqi immigrant community that is straining the resources of the community leaving all sides frustrated.

Iraqi immigrants struggling to make lives in the United States

The Lives of Iraqi Refugees in the US

The Lives of Iraqi Refugees in the US
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Geo answer

Reporter Jill Replogle takes us to a village on the shores of Central America's deepest lake, in Guatemala. Local residents in San Marcos la Laguna fear that as foreigners buy up local land, their village could suffer. San Marcos is on the shores of Lake Atitlan -- the answer to our Geo Quiz.

Geo answer