The News We Don't Always Hear When you travel, you are immersed in the culture of the people. Included in that culture is the news that does not always make the American papers. On day two, we visit the central area of Guatemala city and at market is this small memorial. Crosses, ashes in the center, flowers and a board painted with three girls swinging on swings all surrounding a central memorial plaque. Extending to the memorial are two ladders with the names of the 41 orphaned girls killed in a fire at an orphanage. A mother of one of the girls stands vigil over the memorial, cooking and selling some food as people pass by and stumble upon the place honoring the young girls' lives. When we use the term orphans in America, there are no parents. Unicef estimates that of the 132 million orphans in the world, only 10% don't have parents.(1) Conditions of poverty force parents across the world to leave their children to the social wel...