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Police killed Juan Castro, aka Matamba, two months after he escaped from jail disguised as a guard.

The shirt and shorts were worn by George Robledo when he netted for Newcastle in the 1952 final.

Alex Lucitante and Alexandra Narváez led their indigenous group's fight against mining on their land.

Fossils belonging to the Dragon of Death - found in Argentina - date back 86 million years.

A second consecutive winter heavily influenced by La Niña weather patterns threatens violent storms.

Reports speak of 11 deaths after attackers open fire at a hotel and nearby bars in the city of Celaya.

Leaked photos of the dinner party held while Covid lockdown measures were in force caused outrage.

Oly Rush says completing the swim round Grand Cayman was the "hardest thing" he has ever done.

A US judge says the policy that allows migrants to be expelled over Covid fears must stay in place.

A landmark court case orders historical reparations for the killing of more than 400 people in 1924.

A new station in Panama allows marginalised groups to speak out about their lives and communities.

The Conti cartel, which is thought to be run from Russia, has upped its ransom demand to $20m (£16m).

At least two people are dead and hundreds of thousands have been left without electricity.

Talks aimed at ending a political crisis that has displaced six million people collapsed in October.

The US accuses Consuelo Porras of obstructing and undermining anticorruption investigations.