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* [[Jackie Amezquita]] (born 1985), performance artist
* [[Jackie Amezquita]] (born 1985), performance artist
* [[Sergio Andrade|Andrade, Sergio]], musician (bassist founder of Lifehouse)
* [[Sergio Andrade|Andrade, Sergio]], musician (bassist founder of Lifehouse)
* [[Angelina Acuña|Acuña, Angelina]] writer of prose and poetry
* [[Luis Argueta|Argueta, Luis]], film director
* [[Luis Argueta|Argueta, Luis]], film director
* [[Arabella Arbenz|Arbenz Vilanova, Arabella]], actress, model, socialite
* [[Arabella Arbenz|Arbenz Vilanova, Arabella]], actress, model, socialite
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* [[María Mercedes Coroy|Coroy, María Mercedes]], Mayan actress
* [[María Mercedes Coroy|Coroy, María Mercedes]], Mayan actress
* [[Paula Nicho Cumez|Cumez, Paula Nicho]], artist
* [[Paula Nicho Cumez|Cumez, Paula Nicho]], artist
* [[Rosa Elena Curruchich]] (1958-2005), painter
* [[Sara Curruchich|Curruchich, Sara]], singer-songwriter
* [[Sara Curruchich|Curruchich, Sara]], singer-songwriter
* [[Cynthia del Águila|del Águila, Cynthia]] (born 1959), Minister of Education 2012–2015
* [[Cynthia del Águila|del Águila, Cynthia]] (born 1959), Minister of Education 2012–2015
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* [[Irma Flaquer|Flaquer Azurdia, Irma]], journalist
* [[Irma Flaquer|Flaquer Azurdia, Irma]], journalist
* [[Mateo Flores|Flores, Mateo]], athlete
* [[Alejandra Flores|Flores, Alejandra]], soprano
* [[Alejandra Flores]], soprano
* [[Mateo Flores (runner)|Flores, Mateo]], athlete


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* [[Ted Hendricks|Hendricks, Ted]], retired [[American football|American Football]] [[linebacker]]
* [[Ted Hendricks|Hendricks, Ted]], retired [[American football|American Football]] [[linebacker]]
* [[Baudilio Hichos]], politician


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* [[Mario Monteforte Toledo|Monteforte Toledo, Mario]], writer
* [[Mario Monteforte Toledo|Monteforte Toledo, Mario]], writer
* [[Augusto Monterroso|Monterroso, Augusto]], writer, winner of the [[Prince of Asturias Award]] of literature (2000)
* [[Augusto Monterroso|Monterroso, Augusto]], writer, winner of the [[Prince of Asturias Award]] of literature (2000)
* [[Sandra Monterroso|Monterroso, Sandra]], visual artist and designer
* [[Lorenzo Montúfar y Rivera|Montúfar y Rivera, Lorenzo]] (1823–1898), [[politician]] and [[lawyer]].
* [[Lorenzo Montúfar y Rivera|Montúfar y Rivera, Lorenzo]] (1823–1898), [[politician]] and [[lawyer]].
* [[Álvaro Morales|Morales, Álvaro]], Sports analyst
* [[Jimmy Morales|Morales, Jimmy]], President of Guatemala
* [[Jimmy Morales|Morales, Jimmy]], President of Guatemala
* [[Gaby Moreno|Moreno, Gaby]], singer and songwriter
* [[Gaby Moreno|Moreno, Gaby]], singer and songwriter
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* [[Myztiko|Palencia, Karl M.]], Record Producer (Pina Records), aka Myztiko
* [[Myztiko|Palencia, Karl M.]], Record Producer (Pina Records), aka Myztiko
* [[Gustavo Adolfo Palma|Palma, Gustavo Adolfo]] (1920–2010), singer, lyric tenor
* [[Gustavo Adolfo Palma|Palma, Gustavo Adolfo]] (1920–2010), singer, lyric tenor
*[[Carlos Eduardo Paniagua España|Paniagua España, Carlos Eduardo]] (1915-1988), diplomat
* [[Marco Pappa|Pappa, Marco]], [[Guatemala national football team|Guatemalan National Team]] and [[Seattle Sounders FC|Seattle Sounders]] footballer
* [[Marco Pappa|Pappa, Marco]], [[Guatemala national football team|Guatemalan national team]] and [[Seattle Sounders FC]] footballer
* [[Carlos Enrique Peña Aldana|Peña Aldana, Carlos Enrique]], winner of Latin American Idol 2nd season
* [[Carlos Enrique Peña Aldana|Peña Aldana, Carlos Enrique]], winner of Latin American Idol 2nd season
* [[Dwight Pezzarossi|Pezzarossi, Dwight]], retired [[Guatemala national football team|Guatemalan National Team]] and [[Comunicaciones|CSD Comunicaciones]] footballer
* [[Dwight Pezzarossi|Pezzarossi, Dwight]], retired [[Guatemala national football team|Guatemalan National Team]] and [[Comunicaciones|CSD Comunicaciones]] footballer
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* [[Héctor Sandarti|Sandarti, Héctor]], television personality
* [[Héctor Sandarti|Sandarti, Héctor]], television personality
* [[Kevin Sandoval|Sandoval, Kevin]], soccer player, [[1988 Summer Olympics]]
* [[Kevin Sandoval (Guatemalan footballer)|Sandoval, Kevin]], soccer player, [[1988 Summer Olympics]]
* [[Rodrigo Saravia|Saravia, Rodrigo]], [[Guatemala national football team|Guatemala national team]] footballer
* [[Rodrigo Saravia|Saravia, Rodrigo]], [[Guatemala national football team|Guatemala national team]] footballer
* [[Shery]], singer, songwriter and producer
* [[Shery]], singer, songwriter and producer
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* [[Jaime Viñals|Viñals, Jaime]], mountaineer (scaled seven highest peaks in the world)
* [[Jaime Viñals|Viñals, Jaime]], mountaineer (scaled seven highest peaks in the world)
* [[Luis von Ahn|von Ahn, Luis]], computer scientist, creator of CAPTCHA technology, professor of Carnegie Mellon University
* [[Luis von Ahn|von Ahn, Luis]], computer scientist, creator of CAPTCHA technology, professor of Carnegie Mellon University
* [[Luis Velásquez (runner)|Luis H. Velasquez]], (30 December 1919 – 9 February 1997) was a Guatemalan long-distance runner who competed in the 1952 Summer Olympics. He was third in the 1951 Pan American Games marathon and third in the 1955 Pan American Games marathon.


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* [[Juan Mauricio Wurmser|Wurmser, Juan Mauricio]], advertising firm founder, president and CEO<ref name="JMW">{{cite book |last1=Hunter |first1=B. |title=The Statesman's Year-Book 1997-8 |date=28 December 2016 |publisher=Springer |isbn=978-0230271265 |page=600 |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=QE7ODQAAQBAJ&pg=PA600 |access-date=15 April 2022}}</ref>
* [[Harris Whitbeck|Whitbeck, Harris]], CNN's International Correspondent based in Mexico City
* [[Harris Whitbeck|Whitbeck, Harris]], CNN's International Correspondent based in Mexico City


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  • Villatoro, Anton, professional cyclist
  • Villatoro, Alan, International Christian singer, music producer
  • Viñals, Jaime, mountaineer (scaled seven highest peaks in the world)
  • von Ahn, Luis, computer scientist, creator of CAPTCHA technology, professor of Carnegie Mellon University
  • Luis H. Velasquez, (30 December 1919 – 9 February 1997) was a Guatemalan long-distance runner who competed in the 1952 Summer Olympics. He was third in the 1951 Pan American Games marathon and third in the 1955 Pan American Games marathon.

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  1. ^ Hunter, B. (28 December 2016). The Statesman's Year-Book 1997-8. Springer. p. 600. ISBN 978-0230271265. Retrieved 15 April 2022.