Ex-Guatemalan soldier sentenced to 10 years in US  RIVERSIDE,
Calif. (AP) — Guatemalan immigrants gathered outside a
California courthouse chanted the names of Oscar Ramirez's
mother and seven siblings killed in a massacre by soldiers in
the tiny village of Dos Erres during the country's civil war.
Inside, minutes earlier, Ramirez, one of the onslaught's few
survivors, pleaded with a judge for a decade-long sentence for a
former Guatemalan soldier convicted of lying on his American
citizenship forms about his role in the killings.  The soldiers
who killed more than 160 people in Dos Erres "took any memory of
my family away from me," said Ramirez, who was taken from the
village by soldiers as a toddler and raised by one of their
families, learning his identity only years later through DNA
testing.  His remarks came as former second lieutenant Jorge
Sosa, 55, was sentenced Monday to a maximum 10-year sentence in
an American prison for lying on his naturalization forms about
his role in the massacre that decima