Two protesters and a policeman are killed in the capital, Managua, during protests over pension reform.
A court rules the artist's family, who said the doll was too light-coloured, own her image rights.
Questions from those affected by the Windrush immigration row answered by an immigration lawyer.
How can you create public transport in the jungle without polluting it? The isolated Achuar peoples of Ecuador have created an ingenious solution.
Kenny Mukendi disappeared in Rio de Janeiro after telling his girlfriend he was coming home.
For the first time in decades, Cuba has a leader who is not a Castro - but don't expect big changes.
Miguel Díaz-Canel is set to be Cuba's new leader after almost 60 years with a Castro at the helm.
Despite the 2016 peace deal, the country's cocaine trade is still flourishing.
The communist state is set to confirm Miguel Díaz-Canel as its first leader who is not a Castro.
Junior Green was not allowed to return to the UK to attend his mother's funeral.
Raúl Castro will step down at the National Assembly session, bringing an end to the Castro era.
Some of the Windrush generation share their stories of trying to prove their right to stay in the UK.
Theresa May tells Caribbean leaders in Downing Street she is "genuinely sorry" for the anxiety caused to the Windrush generation and their families about their futures in the UK.
Landing cards belonging to Windrush migrants were destroyed by the Home Office in 2010, it has emerged.
News of a fresh kidnapping days after three journalists were confirmed killed has shocked Ecuador.
Theresa May says the Windrush children have a right to be in the UK and will not be deported.
Thousands of people from across the Commonwealth moved to the UK in the mid-20th century.
The provincial governor declares a state of emergency, intended to help displaced families.
The move comes as 10 Canadians in Havana continue to suffer from unexplained nausea, officials say.
The home secretary apologises to those affected and promises fees for documentation will be waived.
The two journalists and their driver were killed in the border area by dissident Farc rebels.
A look at sites around the world that are at risk from becoming too popular for their own good.
As Commonwealth leaders meet in London, the BBC takes a look at the facts and figures behind this club of nations.
Coffee in five charts: How coffee drinking varies around the world.
Colombian militants reportedly abducted the two journalists and their driver last month.
Michael was let go when his employer ruled him an illegal immigrant- 50 years after he arrived in the UK.
Colombia's president says a bomb attack which killed eight police officers will not go unpunished.
Eight officers are fired for blaming the disappearance of half a ton of marijuana on rodents.
More than 60 Workers' Party members took the step after Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was jailed.
Opioid addicts are turning to a clinic in Mexico to break their addiction with a treatment that's illegal in the US.