Fires have destroyed more than 11 million hectares of forests and plantations in Brazil this year. A devastating combination of severe drought, above-average temperatures and extremely dry air masses has worsened the destruction. Yan Boechat reports from Sao Paulo.
Hundreds of men, women and children from more than a dozen faiths participated in the event, known as the March for the Defense of Religious Freedom
Authorities prepared 20 temporary shelters in San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas
Juan Lopez, 46, was gunned down as he left church Saturday in the northeastern town of Tocoa, his widow Thelma Pena told AFP
Talks between the company and the Air Line Pilots Association produced a tentative, four-year collective agreement, the airline announced in a statement early Sunday
Josep Borrell said over 2,000 people had been "arbitrarily detained" since Venezuela's disputed July 28 presidential election, which the Latin American country's opposition accuses Maduro of stealing
Muralists and graffiti artists have already covered the walls of several of the 40 five-story units in a housing complex
Floki hangs tough in a game that even humans struggle to get a handle on
Relatives of the victims of army massacres lament that Fujimoro went to his grave without showing remorse for their deaths
Official claims individuals were part of CIA-led plot to overthrow government
Fuel deliveries to the Miragoane area have slowed in recent weeks as trucks were transported via ferry to avoid gang-controlled highways surrounding the capital of Port-au-Prince
Mexican authorities issued a red alert and urged people to stay indoors
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