How does the video’s representation compare and contrast with the underlying problems of maternal death and global safe motherhood that Nicole Berry writes about in her ethnography?

Nicole S. Berry's in-depth ethnography, which is set in the aftermath of the more than three-decade-long Guatemalan civil war, paints a vivid picture of the unintended consequences of the global campaign on maternal mortality. In her compelling tale, Berry makes the case that "the worldwide push to cut maternal mortality has actually created barriers to re-reducing deaths and also threatens to render some of the same populations that it is supposed to benefit even more vulnerable."