Human Rights & Memory: Guatemala marks the National Day Against Enforced Disappearances with hundreds of empty chairs bearing victims’ portraits, as families like Luz Leticia Hernández Agustín’s keep pushing for remains and accountability decades after abductions during the armed conflict. Migration & Justice: In the U.S., two more Guatemalan men pleaded guilty in a migrant smuggling case tied to the 2021 Texas-linked Mexico truck crash that killed 55 migrants, with sentencing set for October. Community Health: A major cyclospora outbreak is surging in Michigan and spreading into Ohio, with nearly 1,000 cases reported in Michigan and hundreds in Ohio; officials warn standard stool tests may miss it. Culture & Faith: A new documentary is set to bring Blessed Stanley Rother’s story to wider audiences, while a shrine in Oklahoma continues drawing pilgrims for spiritual renewal. Diaspora & Work: A Guatemalan citizen received a prison term in the U.S. after a fifth illegal return following multiple deportations. International Spotlight: A report says Cuban doctors in Italy may donate up to half their salaries to the Cuban state, raising fresh questions about health-worker agreements. Education & Exchange: Florida Atlantic University announced six Fulbright awards for 2026-27, including placements in Guatemala.