The body of this foreigner who mysteriously disappeared in Columbia was discovered decomposing in own apartment.

Mexican authorities found five decapitated heads in Tamaulipas, Mexico.

'Smuggler' transporting five migrants was shot dead in southern Mexico as his driver sped through a police checkpoint.

A 35-year-old mother passed away three days after sprayed herself in alcohol and set afire in Mexico.

Mexican authorities found five bags containing gruesome human remains in a drug cartel-infested city.

[Hold for Rhick] Two men were arrested on Monday due to their relation to a human trafficking incident inside of a truck in Texas that ended up killing 51 migrants.

Enzo, a Brazilian Federal Police sniffer dog, alerted officers to 800 kilos of cocaine being carried in a truck in Rio de Janeiro.

A female judge is found kissing an Argentinian cop killer whom she tried to spare from life in prison.

Take a look at the most sought after Christmas foods from Latin America and around the world, as it almost time for the festival.

Givanildo Vieira de Sousa or Hulk's ex-wife made it clear that she didn’t want to harbor any negativity towards Camila, and was making way for her by moving on.

Givanildo Vieira de Sousa or Hulk was an uncle to Sousa all through his former marriage with Iran Angelo.

Violence erupts as pro-Bolsonaro protestors try to break through the blockage and get access to Congress.

Argentina is the first country in Latin America to adopt this gender option on identification documents.

September 29 is National Coffee Day and we're celebrating with the best coffees from Latin America!

Scores of infamous “miracle COVID-19 cures” are doing the rounds: Peruvian seawater, Venezuelan lemongrass, and elderberry tea and supernatural seeds that apparently are being hawked by one Brazilian televangelist.

The total number of COVID-19 cases in Latin America is now higher than the combined number of infections in the United States in Canada.

Coronavirus is spreading like wildfire across the southern and western U.S. and Latinos, who represent a significant percentage of the population in these regions are bound to suffer a great loss due to the pandemic.

Mexico's fate on Sunday appears to have worsened as it topped more than 35,000 coronavirus deaths, thereby surpassing Italy as the country with the fourth-highest pandemic deaths in the world. 

“This is the government of death,” said Cristiano Rodrigues, a political scientist to a media outlet, chiding Bolsonaro’s atrocious approach to the pandemic.

The past couple of weeks have been particularly disastrous for Central America as well, in keeping with a surge in the infections. Guatemala logged in 700 new cases on Tuesday, along with 35 fresh deaths, bringing the fatality rate to 582.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced Latin America as the new epicenter for coronavirus outbreak with several countries reeling under the pressure of mounting death tolls.

Latin America has been distributing China's donations to other parts of the territory in an effort to cope with the effects of the coronavirus recession.

“Your presence in the square is a sign that in Italy the acute phase of the epidemic is over,” said Pope Francis on Sunday, as he addressed a group of Catholics in Saint Peter’s Square for the first time since the outbreak.

This week, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that Latin America is now the coronavirus epicenter as it has surpassed Europe and the United States in the number of COVID-19 infections and deaths.

We celebrate National Hamburger Day with some of the best hamburguesas we've tasted!

Hospitals in Latin America are starting to collapse due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The current scenario also brings us to a rather important question: Is Latin America well-equipped to fight the virus?

As per a report on The New York Times, the impact of the virus is likely to push the third world countries to a recession. The report categorically specifies that  Latin America, Colombia, Brazil, and Mexico will take the largest GDP hits all year.

In an attempt to up the security measures, the Peru government has deployed military personnel on the streets.

But while Latin America is ranking pretty low in the number of positive coronavirus cases, many countries are now employing lockdowns and series of other strict measures.