By Pablo Barrera
QUETZALTENANGO, March 2026 – The digital magazine Xela In Focus is proud to announce the launch of its March edition, a special issue dedicated to commemorating Women's Month. Through a careful selection of historical and contemporary profiles, this edition invites readers to rediscover the impact of women who have shaped the identity and progress of the "Cradle of Culture."
Xela In Focus Magazine Marzo 2026
Xela In Focus Magazine March 2026: A Journey Through Female Leadership
Under the title "March, Women's Month," the magazine highlights the trajectories of emblematic figures such as:
Mother Encarnación Rosal: The first Guatemalan woman to be beatified, whose legacy in education and female empowerment remains alive in Xela.
Elisa Molina de Stahl: A visionary humanitarian, founder of the National Committee for the Blind and Deaf of Guatemala, and a Nobel Peace Prize nominee.
Vicenta Laparra de la Cerda: A disruptive 19th-century intellectual and pioneer of female journalism with her publication "La Voz de la Mujer" (The Woman's Voice).
Paula Ixquiac: A rising star in Quetzaltecan science, recently awarded the Order of the Department of Quetzaltenango for her excellence in STEM fields.
Current Affairs, Economy, and Community
In addition to the central tribute, readers will find in-depth analysis of local and international topics:
Urban Development: A detailed report on the ambitious modernization project for the Mario Camposeco Stadium, which aims to increase its capacity to over 20,000 fans.
Finance and Business: Strategic advice for purchasing a home in a rising market and coverage of the launch of "Mi Remesa BAC," a digital innovation for the local economy.
Culture and Flavor: A gastronomic review of Restaurante Típico La Fuente, a culinary treasure located in the heart of the city.
Posthumous Tribute: A heartfelt profile of "Padre Quique" (Monsignor Carlos Enrique Yarzebski), following half a century of pastoral service in Quetzaltenango.
An Invitation to the Community
This edition does more than just inform; it offers practical tools with its section "4 Actions to Commemorate Women's Month" and an essential safety guide for traveling through Latin America.
True to its commitment to local talent, the magazine also highlights the work of Banco de Arte, inviting emerging artists to take advantage of their scholarship program—offering up to 33% off for training in visual arts.
Xela In Focus reaffirms its mission to be the bridge between useful information and the stories that inspire our community.
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