Peruvian Town Lends Helping Hand To Man With Schizophrenia
The community of Ferreñafe, Peru came together to give a man with schizophrenia a makeover.
South America
Tsunami Warning In Pacific After Powerful Quake In Chile
An 8.3 magnitude earthquake shook Chile, causing tsunami warnings in all regions in the Pacific Ocean.
What Latin America Can Learn From Guatemala
Corrupt governments have plagued Latin American countries for decades, and this year has been no different. But can Guatemala's success help others?
Dallas Couple's Baby Was Swapped In El Salvador
A Dallas woman gave birth to her child at a Salvadoran hospital but left with the wrong infant. A DNA test helped resolve the baby swap.
Guatemala Comedian Wins First Round Of Presidential Election
Jimmy Morales won the most votes during Guatemala's presidential election. But he wasn't able to get enough to become the country's president.
To Stay In Power, Bolivia's President Pushes Referendum
Evo Morales wants to change the constitution to be able to run for office indefinitely. A referendum will decide if he is able to change the law.
Guatemalan President Resigns Amid Corruption Scandal
Guatemalan President Otto Pérez Molina resigned amid a massive corruption scandal after a warrant was issued for his arrest.
| Kate Grumke and Karen Rodriguez
Guatemalans Demand President Resign Amid Scandal
Thousands of protestors in Guatemala are rallying against President Otto Pérez Molina amid a massive corruption scandal.
Honduras Teenager Dies After Waking Up In Coffin
A teenager in Honduras who was buried alive died after her family heard her screams and broke her out of her tomb.
Scientists 3-D Print A New Beak For This Mistreated Toucan
Researchers from three Brazilian universities teamed up to design a prosthetic beak for a toucan that was likely abused.
MMA Fighter Won Title While 12 Weeks Pregnant
Kinberly Novaes, a Brazilian MMA fighter, revealed she unknowingly competed while 12 weeks pregnant.
Pope's Latin American Tour Ties Climate Change To Poverty
It's no coincidence that the pope's South American trip is taking him to the continent's poorest countries, with close ties to his climate message.
