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* Population: 13,280,000 * Capital City: Guatemala City * Languages Spoken: Spanish & Several Maya Indian Languages * Currency: Quetzal.

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19 CountryGDP (2013)GDP per Capita (2013) Country Rank% in Poverty Guatemala$53.8 million$7,295113/18554% U.S.$17.4 million$53,1431014.5% Source: World Bank, 2014.

20 Life Expectancy at Birth, 2013 Mean Years of School, 2012 Expected Years of School, 2012 Gross National Income per Capita, 2013 HDI Value 2013 HDI Value 2012 Guatemala72.15.610.7$6,866 USD 0.628 (Ranked 125/187) 0.626 United States78.912.916.5$52,308 USD 0.914 (Ranked 5/187) 0.912 Source: UN Development Programme, 2014.

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