Guatemala reports first coronavirus death, an elderly man back from Spain

Migrant caravan with over 8,000 Hondurans clash with Guatemala police trying to reach the US

'I was so scared’: Guatemalan forces disperse migrant caravan

Honduran migrants and asylum seekers in US-bound caravan say they are fleeing hurricane devastation, unemployment and violence.

Guatemalan forces clash with U.S.-bound migrants

Guatemalan security forces on Monday cleared a road of hundreds of people in a mostly Honduran migrant caravan that had camped out overnight when authorities barred it from advancing toward the United States.

Guatemala ups pressure on U.S.-bound migrant caravan

Guatemalan security forces on Monday cleared a road of hundreds of people in a mostly Honduran migrant caravan that had camped out overnight when authorities barred it from advancing toward the United States. This report produced by Yahaira Jacquez.

Cup shock not an embarrassment for Madrid, insists Zidane

Under fire boss says shock results happen in football but takes responsbility for loss

See the aftermath of the Madrid explosion

At least three people were killed in an explosion caused by a suspected gas leak in the Spanish capital, Madrid. See aerial footage of the damage it left behind.

Debris and smoke from deadly Madrid blast

Videos filmed by eyewitnesses showed debris in the street after an explosion in the Spanish capital of Madrid.

Aerials capture destruction of Madrid building blast

Images taken from a police helicopter captured the destruction of a blast in a Madrid building where at least two people died and eight were injured on Wednesday (January 20).

Two dead after blast in Madrid

At least two people died after a building collapsed due to an explosion in central Madrid with smoke coming out of the building. Madrid's Mayor informed about the two casualties, adding that initial information showed gas leak to be responsible for the blast. Rescue operation is underway and authorities have also started evacuated elderly people from the nearby nursing home.

Thousands of migrants traveling north to U.S.

Small skirmishes broke out between Honduran security forces and migrants trying to cross the border into Guatemala on Friday night, with Guatemalan officials estimating around 6,500 people to be heading north to the United States. Olivia Chan reports.

A new migrant wave pleads for answers in Mexico

Guatemala and Honduras are deploying more soldiers to prevent migrants from trekking north to the United States, amid growing desperation among those seeking to cross and signs of new caravans forming. Matthew Larotonda reports.