You've heard of prison escapes, but probably not one like this. Almost two dozen detainees being transferred in a bus through Bogota managed to flip the bus while still inside the moving vehicle. Here are the details.

In Chile, the government has voted to repeal a public transit fare hike but that hasn't stopped violent demonstrations that have swept the country for days. As Nidia Cavazos explains, the protesters' anger is about more than a transit fare hike.

In Bolivia, fierce clashes broke out in the streets of La Paz after Bolivia's electoral board released new data showing president Evo Morales, had enough votes to win his hotly contested re-election, sparking allegations of fraud from the opposition. Nidia Cavazos explains.

The economic crisis in Venezuela has turned so severe that in order to survive people are turning to primitive forms of subsistence. Fishing, hunting and gathering fruit, and planting crops have become essential activities in order to eat.

In the Mexican state of Chiapas, residents are fighting an addiction to soda. Drinkable water is scarce and running water is unpredictable. Residents have long resorted to carbonated beverages which they have easier access to and are just as cheap as bottled water.

Juan Antonio 'Tony' Hernández was convicted by a jury in New York of four counts of drug trafficking, illegal possession of weapons and false statements to a US official. He is the latest in a growing list of Honduran politicians to be tried in the United States after avoiding prosecution in Honduras.