Thousands of people from Central America left their homes in the last week, hoping to reach the United States, but Mexico turned them back.

Turning to the US dollar, Venezuelans move away from the bolivar as the economic crisis continues.

They say audio recordings reveal $700,000 was offered from officials for them to turn on leader Juan Guaido.

Many never saw benefits of humanitarian aid that flowed in and see little chance of that changing.

Fresh demonstrations come day after hundreds of thousands protested across country in mass rallies that left three dead.

Anti-government demonstrations continue as protesters commemorate the death of a teenager killed by a police projectile

Survivors of Colombia's Bojaya massacre are warning violence is returning once again.

Indigenous groups, students and labour unions rally against the right-wing government of Ivan Duque.

Washington said it had no direct involvement even as U.S. detained suspects seemed to claim otherwise.

CBC News spoke to people there who believe it will be calmer than the last time Quebec hosted the summit in 2001, but are still preparing for the worst.

'I have come here to bury the last remnant of the Cold War in the Americas,' he says in first live speech by a sitting U.S. president to the Cuban people

The members of the Organisation of American States (OAS) have gathered in Lima for this year's general assembly.

Argentina became the largest Latin American country to legalise abortion in December, but implementing the procedure - particularly in conservative provinces - is proving a challenge.

In a record-breaking year for Atlantic hurricanes, Iota is the first to reach Category 5 status and the second destructive hurricane to hit the region this month.

It is causing severe flooding in Colombia, where at least three people have died and hundreds forced to leave their homes.

Annual event commemorates the 1945 protests by Argentine workers calling for the release of imprisoned politician Juan Domingo Peron, who went on to become president.

Authorities say the likeness was taken away for restoration work but added it was also time for reflection on Columbus’s legacy.

Pandemic managed to stop the entertainment industry in its tracks, with some films forced to delay their releases.

Isolating COVID-19 cases and quarantining contacts is necessary in the Americas in order to prevent further lockdowns, says the World Health Organization.

About 90 percent of the Lacandon rainforest is believed to be already lost to deforestation.

Schools could be closed for several more weeks or months and in the state of Virginia, classes have been cancelled for the rest of the year.

Political parties have agreed to postpone a referendum on whether to overhaul the constitution.

The United States and Mexico have agreed to restrict nonessential travel across their border to contain the spread of the coronavirus.

Skijoring, which means 'ski driving' in Norwegian, is one of the wildest winter sports you might not have heard of.