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Bending toward justice: Canada, Guatemala, and its national police archives
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PrintAt first glance, Canada and Guatemala may appear a study in contrasts, but as peoples we share a dream of building smarter, more caring societies and a fairer, more just world.
Rideau Hall Photo: Cpl. Roxanne Shewchuk
Governor General David Johnston, Minister of State for the Americas Diane Ablonczy and others discuss some of the tens of millions of documents found, which surround them.
Published: Monday, 12/17/2012 5:49 pm EST
Last Updated: Thursday, 12/20/2012 5:32 pm EST
One of Canada’s greatest archivists, Arthur Doughty, once said: “Of all national assets, archives are the most precious: they are the gift of one generation to another, and the extent of our care of them marks the extent of our civilization.”
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