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The jet has been overhauled after it was grounded for 20 months following two deadly crashes.

The note would feature the player's face on one side and a picture of the 1986 goal against England on the other.

A nine-year prison sentence for rape did not stop Robinho's return. Campaigners believe that highlights bigger problems in Brazil.

The president is set to take control of all political institutions after opposition-boycotted polls.

Political allies mark his death by turning off all the lights at their HQ except those in his office.

The ruling party is expected to regain control of parliament amid a boycott by most of the opposition.

The US report is the latest attempt to explain a mystery illness that affected diplomats in Cuba.

Lawyers expect a process fraught with family rows, DNA tests and opportunistic claims.

Dubbed the "millionaire's tax", the one-off levy will fund relief measures and health supplies.

Venezuelans are to pick a new National Assembly, but there's little in the way of enthusiasm.

Why are there two people claiming to be the legitimate president of Venezuela?

Researchers say the paintings in modern-day Colombia are believed to be about 12,000 years old.

Ten of 26 rare animals from Mexico discovered at a German airport did not survive.

Steve Adler is the latest US politician accused of Covid-19 double standards, but he denies breaking rules.

Baptiste Lormand and his associate are believed to have been targeted over their expensive wine.

The attack in Cametá appears almost the same as one carried out in Criciúma 24 hours earlier.