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United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala
United Nations Verification
Mission in Guatemala (MINUGUA) was a United Nations observer mission
involving Canadians.
UN MandateIn Sep 1994, the General Assembly decided to establish a Human Rights Verification in Guatemala acting on a recommendation by the Secretary-General that such a mission could make a contribution to a persisting pattern of human rights abuse. MINUGUA was established by Security Council Resolution 1094 (1997) to verify the Definitive Cease-Fire Agreement signed on 4 Dec 1996. The mission terminated in May 1997. Canadian Military InvolvementCanada provided civilian police and 15 Spanish-speaking UN Military Observers to this mission between Feb and May 1997 (Operation VISION). Insignia
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