Students in Canada’s eastern province of Quebec have voted against the government’s deal on tuition hikes in the provincial universities, promising to continue their three-month strike.

The bodies of 23 people have been found hanging from a bridge or decapitated and dumped in northeastern Mexico, where drug gangs are fighting a brutal turf war along the US border.

A Venezuelan journalist says President Hugo Chavez has been forced to use a wheelchair due to severe pain caused by a fracture in his femur and his spreading cancer.

At least nine people have been injured and more than 100 others have been arrested during demonstrations against tuition hikes in Canada.

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has signed into law the takeover of the country's largest energy firm, YPF, from its Spanish controlling shareholder.

Canadians have formed a citizen movement to put pressure on law enforcement agencies to apply the law consistently to all war criminals rather than selectively, Press TV reports.

Bolivian riot police have clashed with doctors and medical students who were protesting against their working hours in the capital La Paz.

Argentina’s Congress has overwhelmingly approved a takeover of the country's largest energy company, YPF, from its Spanish controlling shareholder.

At least 12 people, including two soldiers, have been killed in the latest clashes between the Mexican army and suspected drug gang members in northwest Mexico, officials say.

Argentina has marked the 30th anniversary of the sinking of cruiser General Belgrano by a British nuclear submarine, the most tragic event of the Malvinas War.

The Argentine foreign ministry has condemned an explosion that rocked the headquarters of the European Union delegation in the capital, Buenos Aires.

Bolivian President Evo Morales has nationalized a Spanish power company and ordered its seizure.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has flown back to Cuba for another round of radiation therapy for his cancer, few days after undergoing same treatment there.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says his country should withdraw from the Organization of American States' human rights body, accusing it of serving the interests of the United States.

Canadian college students have once again taken to the streets to protest against a planned tuition hike in the universities in Canada’s Quebec province as part of an effort to rein in the country’s budget deficit.

Police in the Mexican city of Morelia have clashed with college students demanding access to university hostels, arresting nearly 200 protesters and injuring dozens.

A rally has been held to back Argentine president for her decision to expropriate 51 percent stake in energy company YPF from its controlling shareholder, Spain’s Repsol, Press TV reports.

Indigenous Bolivians have begun a protest march against a government plan to build a highway through the Tipnis national park in Bolivia's northern Amazon region.

In Bolivia, medical students have taken to the streets of the capital La Paz in solidarity with doctors on strike over longer work days.

The police in Montreal have arrested 85 university students protesting against planned tuition fee hikes.

Mexico’s Federal Comptroller's Office has launched an inquiry into bribery charges against a Mexican unit of the American retail-giant Wal-Mart for allegedly bribing Mexican officials to obtain expansion permits.

Argentina's senate has endorsed a presidential decree to nationalize Spain-owned oil company YPF amid widespread domestic support for the plan.

Tens of thousands of Chilean students have rallied in the capital Santiago to renew their call for free quality education.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he hopes the United States has transparent elections in November and has advised the US to scrap the indirect Electoral College system so it can become a more democratic society.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez says he will return home this week after receiving another round of radiation therapy for cancer in Cuba, dispelling rumors that he is critically ill.

Nearly 7,000 workers building the massive Belo Monte dam in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest have gone on strike to protest their working conditions, according to the consortium in charge of the project.

Ecuador's socialist President Rafael Correa has appointed six new ministers and a new governor in a cabinet reshuffle 10 months ahead of the end of his tenure.

Canadian police have arrested at least 90 demonstrators protesting in the city of Montreal against a planned mine construction in the province of Quebec.

At least forty three people have been killed and 27 other injured after a trailer broke loose from a cargo truck and slammed into an overcrowded passenger bus in Mexico's eastern state of Veracruz.

Police in Canada have clashed with students at a protest rally against tuition fee hikes in the southeastern city of Montreal, Quebec province.

Canadian police have attacked hundreds of students in Montreal, injuring two people and arresting 10 others.

Cuba says the US has not changed its policy towards Latin America and the Caribbean nations, calling on the regional countries to maintain unity against Washington’s attempts to “divide and derail” the states.

Argentina has ordered the seizure of YFP Gas -- another company controlled by the Spanish firm Repsol - as part of plans to take control of the country’s natural resources and increase production.

Mexican security forces have discovered 14 mutilated bodies near the United States border with the country, an official says.

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is still adamant about her decision to nationalize the oil company YPF, a subsidiary of the Spanish firm Repsol, despite the Spanish government’s protests.

Venezuela’s foreign minister has blasted threats against Argentina as tension between Buenos Aires and London over the Malvinas Islands continue to escalate.

Bolivian President Evo Morales says that Latin American countries are in rebellion against the United States after years of domination by their northern neighbor.

The Argentine government says it will present a bill to the country’s senate for the nationalization of the YPF oil company which owned by Spanish firm Repsol.

The Sixth Summit of the Americas has concluded without a joint declaration due to a lack of consensus over controversial issues such as the participation of Cuba and the Malvinas Islands.

A number of US military personnel members and Secret Service agents accompanying President Barack Obama in his visit to Colombia for the Sixth Summit of the Americas are accused of involvement in “inappropriate conduct.”