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The famous rock formation has collapsed due to natural erosion, Ecuador's environment ministry says.

The right-wing government fails to win a third of the seats and will struggle to stop major changes.

Colombia granted Venezuelan migrants legal status, now it wants other countries to follow suit.

In some parts of the UK coronavirus cases are rising due to a variant from India that spreads more easily.

In at least one case a child was kept on a coach for four days, waiting to join his family.

Members of indigenous groups in Chile will be represented in the constitutional convention.

Thousands protest against racism and police violence, a week after a deadly raid in a slum in Rio.

Protests in Colombia are in their third week with demonstrators saying they plan to carry on.

With protesters blockading key roads into Cali, residents are struggling to access essential items.

The vaquita marina in Mexico is threatened by a clash of interests between fishing and conservation.

The Paris court ruling comes 12 years after flight AF447 crashed into the Atlantic killing 228 people.

The government has agreed to hold talks with protest leaders but divisions run deep.

Violence in Brazil's Amazon is increasing, with tens of thousands of illegal miners in protected areas.

The reggae music legend died of cancer in 1981 aged just 36.

Conservation groups say naturally restored forests can help in the fight against climate change.

President Hernández has been linked to what US prosecutors call "state-sponsored drug trafficking".

Demonstrators from around Mexico City demand justice after 26 people died when an overpass collapsed.