"Guatemala's Utopian Neighborhood: A Testament to Inequality?"

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Source: The New York Times
"Guatemala's Utopian Neighborhood: A Testament to Inequality?"
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The development of Cayalá in Guatemala is a utopian enclave created by one of the country's richest families, offering a serene and upscale environment that is only accessible to the small, moneyed elite or foreigners. While the city features quiet streets, upscale stores, and high-priced restaurants, it has also sparked controversy as a testament to inequality in one of Latin America's most unequal nations.

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