Elsy Castillo, 25, cries as she is evicted from the Jacobo Arbenz settlement by military and police personnel in Guatemala City on Aug. 15, 2012. Security forces evicted about 200 families on Monday from vacant lots in the Jacobo Arbenz settlement, which is located in front a military base. On Wednesday, forces returned to the area to remove families that didn't leave.

A woman threatens a police officer with a wooden stick as she is evicted from the Jacobo Arbenz housing settlement in Guatemala City on Aug. 15.

People retrieve their belongings during a military operation to evict families camping near the the Jacobo Arbenz settlement in Guatemala City on Aug. 15.

A child watches military police officers evict families camping near the Jacobo Arbenz settlement in Guatemala City on Aug. 15.

A police officer shows a poppy flower during an operation to destroy a plantation in Tuinima village, Tajumulco nunicipality, San Marcos departament, 315 km northeast of Guatemala City, near the border with Mexico, on Wednesday.

A soldier takes part in an operation to destroy a poppy plantation in Tuinima village.

A man prays during the "Rogativa por la Lluvia" or Prayer for Rain ceremony at Chicabal Lagoon in San Martin Sacatepequez, Guatemala.

An offering of flowers and a cross are seen during a downpour on the shore of the Chicabal Lagoon in Guatemala. The lagoon was formed on the crater of a former volcano and considered by Mayan people as a sacred place.

A woman prays as she shields herself from the rain during a Mayan rain ceremony on the shore of the Chicabal Lagoon in San Martin Sacatepequez, Guatemala.

A woman heats tortillas over an open fire while shielding herself and a child from a light drizzle during the Prayer for Rain ceremony.

A drunken man sleeps face down after attending a Mayan rain ceremony on the shore of the Chicabal Lagoon.

An anthropologist looks at a shoe as she works in a mass grave in the former Regional Command headquarters of the Guatemalan Army in Coban,Guatemala on Tuesday, March 13, 2012.

An anthropologist works in a mass grave on Tuesday.

Francisco Milcoc hoists an oil palm fruit to the top of a trailer truck at a plantation in Sayaxche, Guatemala.

An oil palm plantation worker sharpens his machete that he uses to loosen fruit bunches of the African oil palm in Sayaxche, Guatemala.

Felipe de Jesus, 20, hauls bunches of fruit from the African oil palm at a plantation in Sayaxche, Guatemala.

An ox pulls a cart filled with the fruit of the African oil palm, along a plantation dirt road in Sayaxche, Guatemala.

Fruit bunches from the African oil palm are transported from a plantation to an extraction plant, in Sayaxche, Guatemala.

Oil palm plantation workers are transported back to their pickup point after a day of work in Sayaxche, Guatemala.

Guatemala's former strongman Efrain Rios Montt, who faces genocide charges, stands amid policemen during a break at a courtroom in Guatemala City on Jan. 26, 2012.

Relatives of genocide victims watch Efrain Rios Montt in the courtroom during a hearing related to the accusations of genocide.

A banner with portraits of people who disappeared during Montt's reign.

A 16 foot tall devil figure burns during a Quema del Diablo (Burning of the Devil) ceremony in Antigua, Guatemala, on Dec. 7, 2011.

People look at a 56 foot replica of a devil during a Quema del Diablo ceremony in Mixco, on the outskirts of Guatemala City, on Dec. 7, 2011.

The remains of a figure of a devil is seen after being burned during the traditional Quema del Diablo celebration in Guatemala City on Dec. 7, 2011.

In this photo taken on Friday Nov. 25, 2011, field worker Jose Contreras, 31, carries sugar cane stalks.

In this picture taken on Friday Nov. 25, sugar cane worker Valerisimo Moran drinks water after finishing his work day.

A foreman writes down the quantity of sugar cane cut by workers at the end of a work day.

Sugar cane cutters leave the field at the end of a work day.

Patriotic Party presidential candidate, Otto Perez Molina, greets supporters celebrating his election victory in Guatemala City on Nov. 7. Perez Molina won 55 percent of the vote, topping Manuel Baldizon, of the Democratic Freedom Revival party, who had 45 percent with 96 percent of the vote counted Sunday night, according to Guatemala's Supreme Electoral Tribunal.

Supporters of Otto Perez Molina gather during the celebrations in Guatemala City on Nov. 7.