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Latin America
by Daniel Schweimler
by Alessandro Rampietti
Reporter's Notebook
by Teresa Bo
Latin America17 Mar 2019 08:50 GMT
Across Argentina, many took their anger and frustration to the streets in a day of protest against cuts to benefits.
Venezuela is recovering from a power outage that left most of the country in the dark for several days.
Mexico16 Mar 2019 20:32 GMT
Barroso was shot multiple times after an unknown assailant knocked on his front door.
Venezuela15 Mar 2019 21:26 GMT
Border closure forced many children to use armed group-controlled trails to attend classes in the neighbouring country.
Climate SOS15 Mar 2019 14:27 GMT
Global day of student protests aims to prompt world leaders into action on climate change.
Brazil15 Mar 2019 01:51 GMT
Marielle Franco was killed a year ago but has since become a symbol of resistance in Brazil.
Venezuela14 Mar 2019 18:28 GMT
US Secretary of State says Washington remains committed to supporting opposition leader Juan Guaido over Nicolas Maduro.
Latin America14 Mar 2019 10:37 GMT
Opposition in Colombia accuses president of breaching the constitution, as he tries to change the peace deal with FARC.
Latin America14 Mar 2019 09:44 GMT
Mexican government said it is launching a search for 19 migrants who were pulled from a bus last week by armed men.
Latin America14 Mar 2019 03:11 GMT
Rights groups say there were record number of police killings and racial violence in the Brazilian city in 2018.
Brazil13 Mar 2019 20:23 GMT
Six children, two staff dead after two young men opened fire at Raul Brasil elementary school in Brazil.
Women's Rights12 Mar 2019 22:29 GMT
A male-dominated art, saturated with anti-women lyrics, is being reinvented by women in Buenos Aires.
Latin America12 Mar 2019 19:11 GMT
Opposition leader Juan Guaido calls on Venezuelans to protest against blackout that's left millions without power.
Peru12 Mar 2019 17:58 GMT
Salvador del Solar's appointment is part of a cabinet reshuffle to boost President Vizcarra's approval ratings.
LGBT12 Mar 2019 15:28 GMT
Franco, a black, gay activist and councilwoman was shot dead in 2018 in a case prosecutors say was politically motivated
by George Ciccariello-Maher
by Asa Cusack
by Hussein Walid
by Belen Fernandez