The Second National Youth Forum of Guatemala organized by the Coordinating Committee of the Youth Network (YN), the event fulfilled all its expectations. Was held on May 11 and 12 at San Jorge Muxbal (Guatemala), with 39 participants young scouts, men and women, from different groups, and an organizing team of 5 people.

In the city of Recife, Pernambuco, was held on 26, 27 and 28 of April, the XIX Congresso Escoteiro Nacional (National Assembly), attended by over 300 representatives from all regions of the country.

Behind the success of any scout event, there is a great team of volunteers (Leaders and Rovers) responsible that everything works as planned, to ensure that the program can be fully enjoyed by all participants in it.
It is an opportunity for all Rover or Leader become the slogans of living presence "SERVE" and "ALWAYS READY TO SERVE" to be part of the International Service Team, IST Camporee in the 1st and 14th Interamerican Scout Jamboree.

Dear Brothers Scout
Time goes fast and we are getting closer to the 1st Interamerican Scout Camporee and the 14th Interamerican Scout Jamboree; which will be taken place simultaneously for all our Scouts and Venture Scouts of the Interamerican Region and guests Scout from other regions of our World Scout Movement.

Memoria Visual de ejecución de los programas "Campamentos Juveniles" y "Recreación en tu barrio", financiados por la Junta Nacional de Auxilio Escolar y Becas (JUNAEB) y ejecutados por la Oficina Scout Mundial - Región Interamericana.

Memoria Visual de la ejecución de "Programa Nacional de Campamentos Escolares" de la Junta Nacional de Auxilio Escolar y Becas (JUNAEB) y ejecutados por la Oficina Scout Mundial - Región Interamericana, durante los meses de enero y febrero en el Centro de Formación y Eventos Picarquín.

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World Organization of the Scout Movement
Interamerican Region - Interamerican Scout Committee
2011 Third Regular Meeting
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
15 and 16 October, 2011

I am writing these lines having just completed three years working for the Interamerican Regional Office of the World Scout Bureau in Panama City. Many memories come to mind since my interview in Curaçao: the moment when the then Secretary General, Luc Panissod, informed me I had been selected as Regional Director, my first days at work in Panama, facing new challenges; starting from scratch the establishment of a new office; and, the year spent in the offices of the
Scouts of Panama patiently awaiting the moment when we could start operations in the City of Knowledge.

The year 2012 was one of great importance in Guatemala. We have accepted the change the Mayan calendar presented on December 21, and in the circumstances have a great opportunity to generate real growth for different organizations,
government, businesses, individuals and the will to unite in forgeing a better country and a greater impact as Scouts.
There are always many initiatives to work on improving the country, but everyone focuses on their interest with isolated efforts. Social and Civil Organziaciones have proposed unifying goals to maximize impact. Thus was born the movement AWAKE GUATEMALA 2012 with a series of meetings that promote citizen participation.