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Thousands of migrants are headed to the US in a caravan timed to coincide with the Summit of the Americas.

The journalist and a Brazilian indigenous expert had received threats before they disappeared.

Will a recount help a progressive abortion rights candidate topple a long standing Texas congressman?

The remains were found near the San José galleon, which was sunk by the British in 1708.

Orlando Jorge Mera, 55, was killed by a close friend as he was holding a meeting, officials say.

Preliminary results suggest Morena candidates will now govern in 20 out of 32 regional governments.

Three miners remain missing after 12 were killed in an explosion at a coal mine a week ago.

Rescue workers are working against the clock to rescue the surviving miners still trapped underground.

Havana residents knee-deep in water as the aftermath of Hurricane Agatha hits the Cuban capital.

Emerson Royal thanks an off-duty police officer who saved him from an armed robbery in Brazil.

The number of people killed in flooding in Pernambuco state reaches 120 and more rain is forecast.

Fourteen miners are trapped after an explosion caused a tunnel collapse in a northern mine.

Gilberto Rodríguez Orejuela, 83, ran the powerful Cali cartel and was an arch-rival of Pablo Escobar.

Landslides and flash flooding caused by the storm have caused havoc in the coastal state of Oaxaca.

Climber JP Mohr died on K2 but the foundation he created continues to inspire children in Chile.

Landslides and torrents of mud triggered by rain demolish poor neighbourhoods and shanty towns.

A judge delivers a fresh blow to the project which aims to link archaeological sites with beach resorts.