Daniel Schweimler

To Latin America where our correspondent Daniel Schweimler begins with details of a police operation to wrest back control of Rio de Janeiro's largest slum from drug lords. Audio

To Brazil now, where a judge has ordered hundreds of protestors off the construction site of a massive dam project in the Amazon. Audio

Time now for the lastest stories from Latin American, our correspondent Daniel Schweimler starts with the rescue of 61 men who were being held prisoner by a drugs gang near the Mexican border. Audio

To Latin America now where our correspondent in Argentina has the latest on how rugby fans there are rating the Pumas chances against the All Blacks in the quarter-finals. Audio

Time now to go to Latin America, and our correspondent, Daniel Schweimler, who says Venezuela's president, Hugo Chavez, has gone to Cuba for further cancer treatment. Audio

Our correspondent in Latin America, Daniel Schweimler has the latest on this and other stories in the region. Audio

To Latin America now and our correspondent Daniel Schweimler. Audio

Election primaries close in Argentina. Audio

To Latin America, where Chile is marking the anniversary of the mine collapse that trapped 33 men underground for 69 days. Audio

To Latin America, where two legendary musicians have died and two legendary football teams are failing to live up to their countries' expectations. Audio

Where travellers are anxiously watching which way the Chilean ashcloud blows, and football fans in Argentina have rioted followed their team's relegation. Audio

To Latin America now, where our correspondent Daniel Schweimler says the Chilean volcano causing travel chaos here, is still spewing out ash. Audio

To Latin America, where our correspondent has the latest on Manuel Zelaya's return to Honduras and the footballer Messi's winning performance. Audio

Twenty-seven decapitated bodies have been discovered near Guatemala's border with Mexico. Audio

One of the two flight recorders from the Air France jet which crashed after leaving Brazil for Paris, has been found. Audio

In an unprecedented move for communist Cuba, President Raul Castro wants to limit the time political leaders serve in office. Audio

French investigators say they've found wreckage from the Air France jet which mysteriously disappeared over the Atlantic nearly two years ago after departing from Brazil. Audio

Voting in Haiti's delayed run-off presidential election is underway with a pop star and former first lady battling in out in the polls. Audio

Mexico is demanding answers from the United States following revelations that American federal agents allowed hundreds of guns to be smuggled across the border as part of law enforcement operation. Audio

Flooding in Brazil has now left more than 700 people dead and there are predictions the toll could rise as high as a thousand. Audio