BBC Latin America News
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Colombia urged to do more to protect ex-Farc rebels after killingsSome 160 ex-fighters and their relatives have been killed since the 2016 peace deal, the Farc says.
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Copa America: Brazil booed off pitch after 0-0 draw with Venezuela
Hosts Brazil have three goals ruled out as they are held to a 0-0 draw against Venezuela in the Copa America.
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Atlantic Ocean 'running out of breath'
Edinburgh University leads an international research programme to assess the health of the Atlantic.
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More than 70 million displaced worldwide, says UNHCR
Figure rises to its highest in modern history following the war in Syria and Rohingya crackdown.
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Women's World Cup: Brazil forward Marta breaks men's and women's tournament goal record
Brazilian forward Marta says her World Cup scoring record can "push for more equality" for women.
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Marta becomes record scorer at World Cup finals as Brazil beat Italy to reach last 16
Marta becomes the record goalscorer at World Cup finals as her 17th goal gives Brazil victory over Italy in Group C and a place in the last 16 in...
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Haiti protests: Why are so many people on the streets?
Activists have taken to the streets in Haiti's capital to protest about what they say is government corruption.
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How America overthrew Guatemala's reformist president
Accused of being a communist, Guatemala's president was toppled in a US-led coup
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Why are US tourists dying in Dominican Republic?
The FBI is helping local authorities with toxicology tests after at least eight holidaymakers died.
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Vatican considers ordaining older married men in remote parts of Amazon
A document suggests the idea to deal with the shortage of priests in remote areas.
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Ecuador 'allows US military planes to use Galapagos island airfield'
Ecuador’s decision to allow US planes to use a San Cristobal airfield prompts environmental concerns.
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South America power cut: Argentina investigates 'unprecedented' outage
Tens of million were left without power in Argentina and neighbouring countries on Sunday.
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US Supreme Court sends same-sex wedding cake case back to lower courtThe US Supreme Court has sent a case regarding bakers who refused to bake a wedding cake for a same-sex couple back to a lower court. The move...