Two people are dead and at least 12 injured in an early morning 36-vehicle pile-up in the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo. Continue reading →

A Brazilian bus terminal is using some old equipment to make a new home for three stray dogs who were left out in the cold. Continue reading →

Brazilian protesters torched buses, clashed with police in several cities and marched on President Michel Temer’s Sao Paulo residence on Friday amid the nation’s first general strike in more than two decades. Continue reading →

Sky gazers in Chile, Bolivia and Argentina were treated to a special sight early on Sunday when they witnessed the first solar eclipse of 2017. Continue reading →

More than 100 people have been reported killed, with schools and businesses closed and public transportation at a standstill, as a six-day strike by police in the Brazilian state of Espirito Santo. Continue reading →

A three-year-old girl from Brazil had a five-pound tumour removed from her face, thanks to a U.S. doctor who stumbled upon her parents’ plea online. Continue reading →

About two hundred inmates escaped from the Prof. Noe de Azevedo prison in Bauru 349 km from Sao Paulo on Tuesday. Continue reading →

Chapecoense, the Brazilian soccer team devastated by an airline crash, will sign up to 20 players for the new season and are reserving shirt numbers for two of the survivors in the hope they can play again. Continue reading →

Brazilian military police say a man broke into a house where his ex-wife was ringing in the New Year and shot and killed at least a dozen people before committing suicide. Continue reading →

Errors by the pilot, airline and Bolivian regulators are to blame for a plane crash in Colombia that killed 71 people last month, including most of Brazil’s Chapecoense soccer team, Colombia aviation authorities said. Continue reading →