Volcanoes cause chaos in Guatemala and Ecuador

Ash blanketed the region on Friday local time that the rocks and lava spitting volcano in about four hours, 50 km south of the capital, dozens of people were injured, one seriously. It has also forced the international airport nearby.
The volcano has been rocked by explosions and ongoing spat incandescent material.

Director of the National Institute of Seismology, INSIVUMEH warned the second eruption could occur "in the coming days" is the most active volcano in Central America. Pacaya volcano is active in 49 years, but only had six major eruptions.

Eddie Sanchez says the volcano has accumulated a lot of energy for many years. "Like a pressure cooker, it relieves the pressure of violence," he said.