Honduras' ousted leader declares pact 'totally dead'
The political crisis in Honduras deepened Friday after ousted President Manuel Zelaya declared "totally dead" a U.S.-brokered agreement that...
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Song banned, band pulls out
Los Tigres del Norte, Mexico's superstar norteño band, abruptly canceled its participation Wednesday in a major awards show after it...
Venezuela finds 11th body in massacre
Venezuelan authorities Wednesday recovered the body of the 11th and last man who was kidnapped near the Colombian border and killed...
Obama's Cuba policy faces a world of expectation
It is an annual ritual: The United Nations today will vote to condemn the U.S. embargo on Cuba, much as the world organization has done for...
A Guatemalan grandmother's secret is revealed
It isn't every day that a 50-year-old family secret comes tumbling out of the closet.
Venezuela accuses Colombia of spying on it
President Hugo Chavez's government accused Colombia on Monday of using its state security agency to spy on Venezuela while purportedly...
Uruguay election heads to runoff
A blunt-talking former guerrilla seeking to maintain the left's hold on power in Uruguay easily got the most votes in presidential elections...
In drug trafficking hub, artist is in demand
With a gilded, 4-foot statue of the Virgin of Guadalupe tucked under his arm, Jose Espinoza clambers up the Italian-marble staircase, past...
Death toll rises in Rio violence
Reporting from Bogota, Colombia, and Sao Paulo, Brazil -- Rio de Janeiro police on Wednesday announced seven more deaths and 17 arrests as...
Dole can't be forced to pay judgment by Nicaraguan court, U.S. judge rules
Dole Food Inc. can't be forced in the U.S. to pay a $97-million judgment ordered by a Nicaraguan court, a federal judge said.
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