Americas
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Activists accuse Governor Javier Duarte of ignoring massive crime problems in Veracruz as he pushes through bill to outlaw abortion in all circumstances
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Who really won the legal battle between Philip Morris and Uruguay?
Cecilia Olivet and Alberto Villareal
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Tide of vulnerable people fleeing violence in Central America preyed upon by criminals and corrupt officials in part due to inadequate asylum procedures
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Abu Wa’el Dhiab, who had disappeared last month in Uruguay where he and six others were resettled in 2014, showed up at the Syrian consulate in Caracas
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Referendum before 10 January 2017 would trigger new elections in country where 88% of ‘likely’ voters have said they would choose to oust Nicolás Maduro
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Camp spaces in Piedra Canteada park, a rural cooperative near Nanacamilpa, sold out weeks in advance to see thousands of the fireflies light up the night
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Print, which is 80m years old and probably belonged to the meat-eating predator abelisaurus, represents one of the largest of its kind ever found
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Suspended Brazilian president says she will not take a ‘secondary position’ to interim president Michel Temer, who will declare Games open on 5 August
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Witnesses describe handcuffed man lying face down in pool of blood as family friend reflects on ‘very peaceful guy’ Abdirahman Abdi
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Aparecida Schunck, mother-in-law of the Formula One billionaire, reportedly held at ransom amid concerns about safety in Brazil ahead of Rio Olympics
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Less than two weeks before the start of the Games, 19 of 31 buildings have yet to pass full checks, with teams hinting they may demand compensation
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Rafael Caro Quintero says he was not behind killing of Enrique ‘Kiki’ Camarena, which he was convicted of ordering
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US border patrol agents spot two Canadian teens fixated on their phones as
the pair inadvertently walked southbound from Alberta into Montana
Brazilian police arrest Lebanese former Hezbollah member before Olympics