GUATEMALA CITY — One of Debora Fadul’s earliest childhood memories is traveling in the backseat of her family’s sedan as her father negotiated long, windy roads to far-flung and verdant villages in ...
A big, blue bin of black beans—enough to last a season—sits outside Ana Torres Canel's earthen-floored house. A smaller stash, for daily use, occupies the rough-hewn shelf in her kitchen, alongside a ...