classification: "Sign Language; Mexican, Central American, or Caribbean",
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speaker_number_text: "No estimate available",
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young_adults: "",
older_adults: "",
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ethnic_population: "",
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ethnic_population: "73,000-640,000",
date_of_info: "",
public_comment: ""A recent government-sponsored survey estimated a deaf population of 73,000 (Edith Paz 2006, personal communication), but other estimates reach up to 640,000.... Forty percent of all Guatemalans with a significant degree of hearing loss are believed to use a sign language, according to a source who previously worked with the national disability organization, CONADI. When applied to the figures above, this indicates that between 28,000 and 256,000 Guatemalans use sign language and have a deaf ethnolinguistic identity."
"...very few hearing Guatemalans use any sign language, including GSM."",
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simplified_level: "mid",
coordinates: "14.50, -90.57",
updated_at: "2018-03-25 01:00:29",
speaker_attitude: "Positive",
government_support: "",
institutional_support: "10 deaf schools. Dictionaries. Television program in Quetzaltenango airs a forty-five minute program every Tuesday.",