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Planning to visit both Cuba and the U.S. this year, the pontiff played a key role in improving relations between Havana and Washington.

Religious leaders from Cuba and abroad huddled with couples in a crowded pavilion in a ceremony inspired by the mass wedding of more than 100 couples at the World Pride event in Toronto last June.

The eruption is the second in eight days; before that, Calbuco last erupted in 1972.

The Canadian-born pop star was held for questioning in Italy in connection with an incident with a photographer in Argentina.

The Calbuco volcano erupted for the first time in decades last week and rained down tons of ash across Chile and Argentina.

Potentially deadly mudflows caused by the eruption of Chile's Calbuco volcano has forced more evacuations in the area.

The twin eruptions have forced authorities in Chile and neighboring Argentina to cancel flights from nearby cities.

The meeting marked the first time a delegation from the Conference of European Rabbis was received at the Vatican.

Argentina still claims the islands, which it calls Las Malvinas, as part of its territory.

Exporters Venezuela, Brazil and Argentina see less income for their struggling economies, International Monetary Fund data say.

A grisly shootout is highlighting the drug trade happening in Argentina's capital. Pope Francis has warned that Argentina could go the way of Mexico if drug trafficking isn't addressed.

The “Boyfriend” singer was thrown out of the Coachella music festival after he argued with security, TMZ reported.

Armenia and many historians say as many as 1.5 million people were systematically killed by Ottoman forces in 1915.

Scientists had found the nearly complete skeleton of the "terror bird," which existed about 3.5 million years ago, from Argentina.

The pop star's latest international legal drama has him facing a possible Interpol arrest warrant.

The mass will be one of the most high-profile recent acknowledgments of the historic atrocity by a major world leader.

"We have always believed that unilateral sanctions are counterproductive," President Juan Manuel Santos said.

Latin American countries don’t fare well on a new “resilience indicator.”

Documents allege that a section of UK intelligence known for planting computer viruses and spreading propaganda carried out the operations.

The presidents of Chile, Brazil, Venezuela and Argentina are having a gloomy year.

Maria Gabriela Chavez has been appointed as Venezuela's deputy U.N. ambassador, despite never having held a job before her appointment.