Family members mourn over the coffin of a family member identified by DNA testing, after human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war were exhumed and prepared for interment, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY 

Community members carry coffins of recently exhumed human remains, the majority unidentified, dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war from a church to a site for interment, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

Offerings are left on top of a coffin containing recently exhumed human remains, among the minority to be identified, dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war at a church before an interment ceremony, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 9, 2021. Picture taken December 9, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

People attend Mass in front of coffins containing recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war, before an interment ceremony, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY 

A man stands by a pickup truck stacked with coffins containing recently exhumed human remains, the majority unidentified, from Guatemala's 36-year civil war, at a church, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 9, 2021. Picture taken December 9, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

A woman cries over the coffin of her father, Julian Teni, before his and other recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war were interred, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

A woman mourns over the coffin of her mother before recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war were interred, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

Matilde Sub, a member of the group Grandmothers of Sepur Zarco, who were witnesses in hearings leading to verdicts against members of the military that committed acts of sexual violence during Guatemala's 36-year civil war, bathes herself on the day recently exhumed human remains from the conflict were interred in the community, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

People carry coffins of recently exhumed human remains, the majority unidentified, dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war from a church to an interment site, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

Altar boys participate in a procession of recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war from a church to an interment site, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

Women of the group Grandmothers of Sepur Zarco, who were witnesses in hearings leading to verdicts against members of the military that committed acts of sexual violence during Guatemala's 36-year civil war, mourn over coffins of recently exhumed human remains from the conflict, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

People carry coffins of recently exhumed human remains, the majority unidentified, dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war from a church to an interment site, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

A woman reacts upon seeing the open coffin of a family member after recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war were exhumed, in a church before an interment ceremony, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 9, 2021. Picture taken December 9, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

Women of the group Grandmothers of Sepur Zarco, who were witnesses in hearings leading to verdicts against members of the military who committed acts of sexual violence during Guatemala's 36-year civil war, eat after the interment of recently exhumed human remains from the conflict, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

A boy plays with cardboard boxes the day before the interment of recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 9, 2021. Picture taken December 9, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

A woman reacts upon recognizing clothing worn by her mother the last time she saw her, during an interment ceremony for recently exhumed human remains dating to back Guatemala's 36-year civil war, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

Community members carry coffins of recently exhumed human remains, the majority unidentified, dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war from a church to an interment site, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

A child sleeps on his mother's lap on the day community members interred recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

Pigs run in the market center on the day recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war were interred in the community, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

People attend mass in front of coffins containing recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war, before the coffins were interred, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

A girl watches the interment of coffins containing recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

Men load coffins containing recently exhumed human remains, the majority unidentified, from Guatemala's 36-year civil war into a church for viewing before interment, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 9, 2021. Picture taken December 9, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

People are seen on a street the night before the interment of recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 9, 2021. Picture taken December 9, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

Women participate in a ceremony the night before the interment of recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 9, 2021. Picture taken December 9, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

Coffins containing recently exhumed human remains from Guatemala's 36-year civil war are displayed in a church the day before interment, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 9, 2021. Picture taken December 9, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY 

Emelina Bol Guitz attends a ceremony the day before the recently exhumed remains of her mother and other victims of Guatemala's 36-year civil war were interred, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 9, 2021. Picture taken December 9, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

Women participate in a ceremony the night before the interment of recently exhumed human remains dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 9, 2021. Picture taken December 9, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian 

A boy stands in front of coffins containing recently exhumed human remains, the majority unidentified, dating back to Guatemala's 36-year civil war before the niches were sealed, in Sepur Zarco, Guatemala December 10, 2021. Picture taken December 10, 2021. REUTERS/Sandra Sebastian