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Coronavirus: The body collectors of BrazilBrazil has seen high numbers of coronavirus deaths and ordinary people are trying to help cities cope.
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Climate change: older trees loss continue around the worldEvery six seconds in 2019 the world lost an area of primary forest the size of a football pitch, a study says.
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Coronavirus: How lockdown affected Argentina's livelihoodsThe prolonged lockdown in Argentina has brought more misery to a country with a troubled economic past.
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Coronavirus: Mexico deaths pass 10,000 as restrictions easedDespite a steep rise in cases and deaths, Mexico's government is proceeding with easing restrictions.
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Tropical Storm Amanda: At least 14 dead in El SalvadorMore than a thousand families had to leave their homes as the storm caused heavy flooding.
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How Venezuela's fuel crisis is hitting coronavirus victimsVenezuela's fuel crisis is so acute that even funeral homes are struggling to transport bodies to the cemetery.
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Coronavirus: Brazil now fourth-highest nation in Covid-19 deathsBrazil records almost 1,000 deaths in a day, taking its overall number of fatalities past France.
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In pictures: Peru's most catastrophic natural disasterOn 31 May 1970 an earthquake struck in Peru, triggering a landslide and leading to the deaths of 70,000.
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'You can't ask people to die': Coronavirus woes deepen Argentina's crisisA new deadline to restructure the country's debt is just days away.
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Coronavirus: 111-year-old Chilean woman recoversJuana Zúñiga contracted the virus at her care home near Santiago, where she is the oldest resident.
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Mexican archaeologists locate wreck of 200-year-old shipThey have named the wreck after the fisherman who first spotted it off the coast of Quintana Roo.
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Mexico: Roma director Alfonso Cuarón makes plea for domestic workersHe says domestic workers laid of during the Covid-19 pandemic should continue to receive pay.
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Scientists engineer human cells with squid-like transparencyScientists described how they drew inspiration from cephalopod skin to endow mammalian cells with tunable transparency and light-scattering...
