argentina's most successful so far winning $69.00 special tied to take. players who began their career at the club international stars like to stand up when you get on tempest. then of course there was the late great diego maradona. today almost an incredible 40 percent of the fans in this crazy country give their allegiance to bob. so i don't buy that. that. bad value. here at the museum of passion for a book of luciana manji a lifetime supporter is teaching her daughter juliet the history of her been off the team went out into the macaw might be by level gets you know me boxing us you out of chaos is a bit of your game but i mean us young but out quite involved in. when the same old guys say yeah. now seem to think i am up on a martin palermo became part of poker folklore playing in what is generally recognized as the biggest match in the club's history the final of the intercontinental cup in japan against one of europe's most famous teams rio madrid it out on the court i think you for whom go for the last one to say yes ita how poem by the way that wh

move from northern argentina to live in what she calls her spiritual home. for her to boca football club the neighborhood and it's working class roots are what distinguishes this club from any other in argentina i don't have a thank you also then i thought yeah i'm going to send. you know i have a thought i want to know and can add but don't know i don't on the one side of the on why i did it i thought how do you know if you want to have. a be done if you mean i got a gun and if you know i got. on the president one put on elected 3 times in the 1940 s. fifty's and then again in the seventy's football was politicized. recognizing the importance of the working class vote and the enormous drawing power of bulk of it targeted their support with populist proclamations calling himself the 1st sportsman of argentina. a divisive figure he would later become infamous internationally for his use of torture against opponents and his support of fascism. whether or not he truly supported bokeh no one knows yet many fans still see their own as their. it's a cool hero thou

argentina's most successful so far winning $69.00 special tycoons today. players who began their career at both international stars like the stones of an egypt and tennis. then of course there was the late great diego maradona. today almost an incredible 40 percent of all fans in this crazy country if they're in egypt too but. you know i don't buy that. that. bad that i am. here at the museum of passion for boca luciana mon j a lifetime supporter is teaching her daughter juliet the history of her been enough a team went out into some of them by level games with me boxing us you out of chaos as a baby all day but i mean us young but out what have all that and. when the same old guys say yeah. now seem to think i am up on a martin palermo became part of poker folklore playing in what is generally recognized as the biggest match in the club's history the final of the intercontinental cup in japan against one of europe's most famous teams rio madrid it out on the court i think you for whom go for the last one to say yes ita how bombed by the ada when i was you

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reporter: argentina is the imf's largest sovereign borrower. that is why a deal is crucial to help the country recover. anchor: the uae first ambassador to israel has met with the country's president and west jerusalem. he presented his credentials to the president who said israel welcomed him with open arms. in august, the two countries agreed to normalize ties under a u.s. broker-dealer. the uae was the first of four arab countries to renew or establish ties with israel. zimbabwe's vice president has resigned following allegations of sexual misconduct. two weeks ago, local media reported that he had relationships with a number of married women, including one of his subordinates. he has denied the accusations. he says stepping down was not cowardice but a sign of great respect to the office of the president. nigerian officials say they are close to risking -- it has given their families hope after the raid early on friday. we have more. reporter: it is 317 girls who were taken from a boarding school. now operations are underway to recover them

and protests in rio against new code restrictions despite most hospitals being full and argentina banning flights from brazil. hello welcome to the program our top story this hour a train collision in egypt has killed at least 32 people and injured at least 165 more the country's railway authority says someone triggered the emergency brakes on one of the trains and the other crashed into it from behind the president is promising to punish those responsible or bad manly as our report. of the tangled wreckage from these train carriages reveals the sheer force of the crash that killed dozens of people c.c.t.v. footage shows the moment of impact in so hard province south of cairo egypt's railway authority says the 1st train stopped when someone triggers its emergency brakes another crashed into it from behind causing tree carriages to flip over. parts landed in the nearby fields bystanders rushed to help survivors well dozens of ambulances scrambled to the scene the latest half an hour and we need an official to come see what has happened we can't remove the people from underneath the trains

argentina's announced is going to suspend flights from brazil chile and mexico to prevent the spread of news. brains of covert 19 the measures are going to come into effect on saturday the government says it's concerned about the rising number of infections in neighboring brazil which is recorded more than 12000000 cases argentina has reported nearly 2300000 infections so far a large as it is to the supposed life for us in the bonus set is i understand that there's a meeting today of the mucks or trade block summit i would imagine that covered $1000.00 is going to be at the top of that agenda. well that's correct the mercosur trade block that composes argentina brazil you're white and parable and associate states like bolivia is the 30th anniversary happening today this friday was expected to happen here in when a site is for the precedence of precedents for not of for example but argentina's government decided to take it online mostly because of the pandemic it's expected there's been big ideological clashes especially between argentina and brazil we know that president when adam ha

a quarter of global daily coronavirus tests it's expected its daily desk toll could soon reach 4000 argentina has banned the travel to and from chile brazil and mexico well let's go live now to daniel who joins us now from windows either so than you or do we know about the measures being introduced for example in argentina . well one of the reasons barbara that those measures have been introduced is because the vaccines have been slow so slow in arriving as you were just talking about from india only 6 percent of argentina's 44000000 population have had their 1st vaccine less than 2 percent their 2nd vaccine so as they see that situation worsening in neighboring countries like chile like brazil the government feels obliged to then impose measures like suspending flights from brazil chile and from mexico so they will no longer be coming i think going or coming to argentina because they're looking over the border and seeing those horrendous images especially of the extra virulent p one and p 2 variants which is in brazil is prevalent in other countries as hit per peru recently so argentina tryi

another battle for the falklands why the disputed islands near argentina feeling left out. protesters at opposite ends of the world are taking up the fight against violence directed at women in the past couple of hours in cities across australia thousands of joined rallies demanding justice for victims action is similar to what's been happening what's been happening in the u.k. there are mass demonstrations have been taking place against a vigil that followed the killing of 33 year old sarah everett and we'll have more on that shortly but 1st to gauge in canberra weapon a tickle figures are also the target of protest as nicholas oh tell us more about the protest today in canberra you on what exactly women are calling for. started with just one woman wanting to protest and snorkelling. thousands of rallies across the street thousands of people have turned out to action against . against a women it was all sparked by shocking allegations that you form a political advisor holloman house was allegedly right by and not the color in the defense minister's office assertion off to

s perceived as a victory for argentina which has been demanding before cannes are moving now silence the south georgia and the south sandwich islands belongs to them. the thought printed dispute over the islands led to a war between britain and argentina in 1982 it lasted for 74 days and left almost 1000 dead in spite of losing the war argentina continues to demand that the islands are part of their territory inherited from the spanish colonial rule many females who seem charge of the mild venus issue in argentina says he's government is going to continue pushing for. the most rudimentary we're still in the early stages after brics it but europe has signaled a change in its position on the islands there was a similar case at the u.n. when the child goes archipelago the u.k. lost 114-2686 months to return the island to marie shifts the only e.u. country to vote for the u.k. was hungry. on the island argentina's ambitions are perceived as a threat that's why people here are hoping their needs from now on one being annoyed. and when a site is space x. is making history again after knowi

29 hours in argentina that so far this year over 50 years i think of them that's why they're pushing 5 government to pass what they say is the gender violence and marriages feet and all women here. are carrying the frankford care that you can see here that greets me when i'm a nurse or not or less referring to the amount of women that have been killed in this country last year congress in argentina legalized abortion in this country women rights groups are saying that already around $500000.00 irregular forces happen in argentina that many women end up being hospitalized because of that and that's why legalizing abortion in this country western russia this case in about 14 argentina with a huge victory and rights groups like this people here are saying that much more needs to happen in order to save women's lives. well thousands of women's rights campaign has also been rallying in chile latin america at a tennessee and human is in the company santiago to see how a woman in chile are managing to get their voices heard especially during this corona virus pandemic. hi there well they're

bit turned into one night matter of a rest and told jim on argentina's military jump. in the 1st of a new season footballing legend eric cantor down introduces cloud your tambourine one of the special few who showed up for their beliefs whatever the cost. of football rattle on algis even. the stage is set and it's time for a different approach so let's leave simplicity to the headlights join me as i take all the lies dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions i'm marc lamont hill and it's time to get up front. tanzania's president john mica fully has died a man criticized for his denial of the coronavirus pandemic. i'm come all sons of mary here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera exit polls in the netherlands suggest prime minister margaret his government conservative party i should say is on course to form a ruling coalition. also brazil reports a record number of coronavirus.

argentina is famous for its beef but the pandemic and inflation has sentimental with snow a since the 1950 s. . also this week ethiopia becomes one of 40 nations to seek debt relief but there's fear many more won't step forward we'll tell you why they're at the mercy of debt rating agencies. the $21.00 trillion dollar u.s. government bond market has been in fits of turmoil amid concerns central banks support for the economy could lead to an uptick in inflation that sent the tech heavy nasdaq into correction territory meaning at last 10 percent of its value investors saw assets and commodities that can weather an inflationary storm like the dollar and oil both rose well the question is are those inflationary concerns real well there's plenty of evidence that global food prices are on the rise take a look at this it's the un's global food index with 2014 to the left of your screen the chart is almost like a bath tub with another sharp rise in 2020 and hitting a 6 year high this year well as you can see the main food groups there they are they're all steadily climbing so you have cereals

still ahead on al-jazeera battling illegal fishing on the high seas argentina's efforts to protect its capture and its marine environment it's. time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored plan qatar airways now the rain the wind and the snow are disappearing east was through japan then you get a reprieve blast of cold enough air force snow showers on the mountains the western side of the mountains in hong shoot but beyond that the sun is out new spring sun the wind is no longer cold so most of east asia is going to what we're up to 20 in beijing and italy dan says hong kong has cooled down considerably but we're not really much different to average in the clouds increase with a few light showers likely here the breeze is still blowing strongly across the south china seas and now we're going to see it increase in the like into showers in vietnam and to the west of that as a band of thunderstorms on its way through thailand and in towards maine mom there's also yet another westerly disturbance that brings rain or snow also under storms for even hail through afghanistan and pakistan and the

been talking on argentina for years we turned on a lot of people and went as iris around argentina to put coins save their lives probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promise free me is the politicians print money to finance the freebies and the currency craps and then they start the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a chance of one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's can

argentina is famous for its beef but the pandemic and inflation has sentimental with snow as since the 1950. also this week ethiopia becomes one of 40 nations to see debt relief but there's fear many more won't step forward we'll tell you why they're at the mercy of debt rating agencies. the $21.00 trillion dollar u.s. government bond market has been in fits of turmoil it concerned central banks support for the economy could lead to an uptick in inflation that sent the tech heavy nasdaq into correction territory meaning at last 10 percent of its value investors saw assets and commodities that can weather an inflationary storm like the dollar and oil both rose but the question is are those inflationary concerns real well there's plenty of evidence that global food prices are on the rise take a look at this it's the un's global food index with 2014 to the left of your screen the chart is almost like a bath tub with another sharp rise in 2020 and hitting a 6 year high this year well as you can see the main food groups there they are they're all steadily climbing so you have cereals oils d

abortions have happened in argentina, and -- 500,000 regular abortions have happened in argentina and women end up hospitalized. this was a huge victory for women's rights groups. but these people here are saying a lot more needs to happen in order to save women's lives. thousands -- anchor: thousands of women's rights activist have been rallying in chile. reporter: out on the streets, especially or despite the fact that chile is facing a new and strong second wave of the coronavirus, still thousands and thousands of women, children, even toddlers and babies with their mothers, were out en masse here in the plaza behind me. there are several thousand women still here although people are starting to leave the march. it has been going on all day long. at one point, riot police moved in and started spraying a water cannon at the crowds. we were never able to really understand why, what had happened. in any case, it sent thousands of people with children and for safety. they came back and they have been out here demanding the same thing as in argentina and other parts of latin america --

this lights may look like a city from the sky but their fishing vessels just outside argentina's exclusive economic zone. there are hundreds of them. argentina's coast guard say their main task is to control their movements so they do not cross into argentine territory under darkened buna you have bases with argentine plugs and vessels with foreign flags all of these are ships that have been detected by our system when there is irregular activity they tend to shut down their radios but we can still track them with such a large. illegal fishing can generate millions of dollars in losses and costs irreparable damage to eco systems that's why it's $1.00 of the biggest challenges nations face today from this from argentina or forty's can money for what's happening in its economic exclusive zones but what authorities here are saying is that what's important is to regulate what's happening in international waters and. where most of this vessels that you can see here i located. the ships come mostly from china but also spain portugal and japan this year the united states launched operation southe

we've been talking on argentina for years we turned on a lot of people and went as iris around argentina to put coins save their lives probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promise freebies the politicians print money to finance the freebies and the currency craps and then they start the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a cancer one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's cance

women in argentina women rights groups are saying that women it's nearly 6 every 29 hours in argentina so far this year over 50 years i think that's why they're pushing for the government to have what they say is a gender emergency women here are carrying the frankford care that you can see here that greets me when i'm a nurse or not referring to the amount of women that have been killed in this country last year congress in argentina legalized evolution in this country women rights groups are saying that already around $500000.00 irregular forces have been in argentina that many women end up being hospitalized because of that and that's why legalizing abortion in this country christian women. face in about 14 argentina with a huge victory and rights groups like this people here are saying that much more needs to happen in order to save women's lives and thousands of women's rights campaigners have also been rallying in chile a latin america etc said newman has more now from santiago. but they're getting at her hit right out in the streets especially you know or rather despite the fact

argentina is famous for its beef but the pandemic and inflation has sentimental with snow as since the 1950. also this week ethiopia becomes one of 40 nations to say kind demick debt relief but there's fear many more won't step forward we'll tell you why they're at the mercy of debt rating agencies. the $21.00 trillion dollar u.s. government bond market has been in fits of turmoil amid concern central banks support for the economy could lead to an uptick in inflation that sent the tech heavy nasdaq into correction territory meaning at last 10 percent of its value investors saw assets and commodities that can weather an inflationary storm like the dollar and oil both rose well the question is are those inflationary concerns real well there's plenty of evidence that global food prices are on the rise take a look at this it's the un's global food index with 2014 to the left of your screen the chart is almost like a bath. with another sharp rise in 2020 and hitting a 6 year high this year as you can see the main food groups there they are they're all steadily climbing so you have cereals o

s perceived as a victory for argentina which has been demanding before plans are moving a silence the south georgia and the south sandwich islands belongs to them. the thought printed dispute over the islands led to a war between britain and argentina in 1982 it lasted for 74 days and left almost 1000 that in spite of losing the war argentina continues to demand that the islands are part of their territory inherited from the spanish colonial war manual females who is in charge of the mill venus issue in argentina says he's government is going to continue pushing for a negotiation for the most rudimentary we're still in the early stages of the brics it but europe has signaled a change in its position on the islands there was a similar case of the un when the child was archipelago the u.k. lost 114-2686 months to return the island to marie shifts the only e.u. country to vote for the u.k. was hungry. on the islands argentina's ambitions are perceived as a threat that's why people here are hoping their needs from now on one being annoyed. when a site is. but levy is former president evo

for 74 days and left almost 1000 dead in spite of losing the war argentina continues to demand that the islands are part of their territory inherited from the spanish colonial war manual females who is in charge of the venus issue in argentina says he's government is going to continue pushing for a negotiation. from us. we're still in the early stages of the brics it but europe has signaled a change in its position on the islands there was a similar case at the u.n. when the child was archipelago the u.k. lost 114-2686 months to return the island to more rishis the only e.u. country to vote for the u.k. was hungry on the islands argentina's ambitions are perceived as a threat that's why people here are hoping their needs from now on one being annoyed. is our show for this week if you'd like to comment on anything you see you can tweet me at clark i'll just please use the hashtag a j c d c or just drop us an e-mail counting the cost 0 dot net is our address plenty more for you on line 2 at al-jazeera dot com slash c d c and that will take you straight to our page which. catch up on.

but argentina also has a nervous on his other struggling neighbors. and the truth is that the neighboring countries are doing very poorly regarding the pandemic and it's good for us to close a bit to restrict to be able to resolve the problem internally. argentina has suffered more than 55000 deaths from the covered 1000 virus but the authorities in one osiris are particularly concerned about the situation over its long border with brazil where more than 307000 people have died and nearly 13000000 have been infected many of them by the particularly virulent p one and p 2 strains of the virus. i called covert and when i arrived here i was almost dead 10 others that it's serious because because when it hits you when it hits your lungs you get weak weak weak. neighboring chile soar record number of stepan 1600 infections in a single day despite a tight lockdown covering almost the whole country and the robust max nation program does reach more than half its 90000000 population and some not all been scattered we all thought that when received the fastest

women talk about argentina for years we turned on a lot of people and went as iris around argentina to put coins save their lives probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses a regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promise freebies the politicians print money to finance the freebies in the currency collapses and then they start the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a cancer one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's

for 74 days and left almost 1000 dead in spite of losing the war argentina continues to demand that the islands are part of their territory inherited from the spanish colonial war manual females who is in charge of the mill venus issue in argentina says he's government is going to continue pushing for. the most rudimentary we're still in the early stages up to brics it but europe has signaled a change in its position on the islands there was a similar case at the u.n. when the child was archipelago the u.k. lost 114-2686 months to return the island to more rishis the only e.u. country to vote for the u.k. was hungry on the islands argentina's ambitions are perceived as a threat that's why people here are hoping their needs from now on one being annoyed. when a site is. it is our show for this week if you like to comment on anything you see you can tweet me at clark i'll just please use the hashtag a j c d c or just drop us an e-mail counting the cost 0 dot net is our address plenty more for you online too at al-jazeera dot com slash c.d.c. and that will take you straight to our page

argentina is famous for its beef but the pandemic and inflation has sentimental with snow a since the 1950 s. . also this week ethiopia becomes one of 40 nations to see demick debt relief but there is fear many more won't step forward we'll tell you why they're at the mercy of debt rating agencies. the $21.00 trillion dollar u.s. government bond market has been in fits of turmoil amid concern central banks support for the economy could lead to an uptick in inflation that sent the tech heavy nasdaq into correction territory meaning at last 10 percent of its value investors saw assets in commodities that can weather an inflationary storm like the dollar and oil both rose well the question is are those inflationary concerns real well there's plenty of evidence that global food prices are on the rise take a look at this it's the un's global food index with 2014 to the left of your screen the chart is almost like a bath tub with another sharp rise in 2020 and hitting a 6 year high this year well as you can see the main food groups there they are they're all steadily climbing so you have. c

aside from canceling flights they're also imposing new restrictions on tourists arriving to argentina they're not only going to need a test to get into the flight but another wants once they land and if that test is false they'll have to isolate in the hotel the government has also just announced that they're going to be increasing the amount of period that passes from one shot of a vaccine to the 2nd one and shortages of vaccines is a major concern not only in argentina but across the region is one exception because of the vaccines but countries like argentina parul why have been struggling in fact that american sewer summit precedential summit happened the friday it was scheduled to take place here in cite is but it was passed and moved online mostly because of the threat of coral no virus. now moving on and the latest attempt to refight the mega ship that's blocking egypt's suez canal has failed as for loud chorus for global trade it's been wedged across that crucial 7 right now for 3 days and non-con reports. confusion about the fate of the ever given a team of salvage experts fle

for 74 days and left almost 1000 dead in spite of losing the war argentina continues to demand that the islands are part of their territory inherited from the spanish colonial war. who is in charge of the mill venus issue in argentina says he's government is going to continue pushing for. the most rudimentary we're still in the early stages up to brics it but europe has signaled a change in its position on the islands there was a similar case at the u.n. when the child was archipelago the u.k. lost 114-2686 months to return the island to more rishis the only e.u. country to vote for the u.k. was hungry on the islands argentina's ambitions are perceived as a threat that's why people here are hoping their needs from now on one being annoyed. when a site is. it is our show for this week if you'd like to comment on anything you see you can tweet me at clark i'll just please use the hashtag a j c d c or just drop us an e-mail counting the cost 0 dot net is our address plenty more for you on line 2 at al-jazeera dot com slash c d c and that will take you straight to our page which. catch

talk about argentina for years we turned on a lot of people and went as iris around argentina to put coins save their lives probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promise freebies the politicians print money to finance the freebies in the currency quo abscess and then they start the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a cancer one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's cancero

side this is something that in argentina will be up to 10 years in prison and the people that they're looking out to as i said before it was his doctor his psychiatric someone who were response. to the ideals that were revealed you could hear how they were saying about giving him what he want out i'll call years wind up but also a psychiatric medications at least 7 of them that combination prosecutors say is what and that up with be about i don't i thought i let late last year all right extraordinary scenes there and what is there is said to reza thanks very much to deter the brother in argentina. the us extra state says washington plans to take further action against those responsible few for human rights violations in hong kong the warning for monday blinken comes ahead of a primary next week with top chinese government officials he says he'll be laying out his concerns on a range of issues including the enforcement of a controversial security law in hong kong and china's treatment of ethnic minorities i think it would be very important if china claims that there is nothing going on

s perceived as a victory for argentina which has been demanding before cancer might be necessary lens the south georgia and the south sandwich islands belongs to them. the thought printed dispute over the islands led to a war between britain and argentina in 1982 it lasted for 74 days and left almost 1000 dead in spite of losing the war argentina continues to demand that the islands are part of their territory inherited from the spanish colonial war manual females who is in charge of the venus issue in argentina says he's government is going to continue pushing for a negotiation. that was. meant to we're still in the early stages of the brics it but europe has signaled a change in its position on the islands there was a similar case at the u.n. when the child was archipelago the u.k. lost 114-2686 months to return the island to more rishis the only e.u. country to vote for the u.k. was hungry on the islands argentina's ambitions are perceived as a threat that's why people here are hoping their needs from now on one being annoyed. is our show for this week if you'd like to comment on a

talk about argentina for years we turned on a lot of people and went as iris around argentina to put coins save their lives probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promise freebies the politicians print money to finance the freebies and the currency collapses and then they start the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a cancer one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's cancerou

for 74 days and left almost 1000 dead in spite of losing the war argentina continues to demand that the islands are part of their territory inherited from the spanish colonial war manual females who is in charge of the venus issue in argentina says he's government is going to continue pushing for a negotiation of the most rudimentary we're still in the early stages of the brics it but europe has signaled a change in its position on the islands there was a similar case at the u.n. when the child was archipelago the u.k. lost 114-2686 months to return the island to more rishis the only e.u. country to vote for the u.k. was hungry on the islands argentina's ambitions are perceived as a threat that's why people here are hoping their needs from now on one being annoyed. and that is our show for this week if you'd like to comment on anything you see you can tweet me at clark i'll just please use the hash tag a j c d c or just drop us an e-mail counting the cost 0 dot net is our address plenty more for you on line 2 at al-jazeera dot com slash c d c and that will take you straight to our p

women talk about argentina for years we've turned on a lot of people and when as iris around argentina to pick point say there live probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promised premies the politicians print money to finance the freebies and the currency collapses and then they start the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a cancer one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's ca

countries like argentina and paraguay have been struggling. the presidential summit happened this friday. it was scheduled to take place in buenos aires but it was moved online because of the threat of coronavirus. anchor: the latest attempt to re-float to make a shift blocking the suez canal has failed as follow grows for global trade. it has been wedged across the crucial shipping region for three days now. reporter: confusion about the fate of the -- while i egyptian official seemed confident the suez canal would reopen soon, expert said he would not commit to a specific timeframe, saying it could take days or weeks. it is a mammoth task. the ship is 400 meters long way to hundred thousand tons and stuck in what is most often described as the most important shipping late in the world. a maritime accident with global implications. shipping analysts are protecting disruption enterprise sites. >> the suez canal is a feat of amazing engineering to wellness is taken for granted for hundreds of years. what has happened is very unusual. reporter:

we've been talking on argentina for years we turned on a lot of people and went as iris around argentina to put coins save their lives probably thousands hundreds of thousands of people what's going on in argentina is about to crash forget. well you know it's nothing new under the sun misses regular cycle what happens in argentina almost like clockwork they elect politicians that promised free me is the politicians print money to finance the freebies in the currency craps is a mystery the whole cycle all over again it says predictable as the seasons of the year here and that's what's happening so arjan signs are used to it most are very fluent in having alternative ways to store value and i mean look at the argentine economy the argentine underground economy unofficial economy is huge relative to the above ground economy so yes it's unfortunate inflation hurts people it hurts the most vocal all normal people inflation is criminal in my opinion even one percent is toxic it's a cancer one percent inflation 2 percent inflation as they want to have here in the us and europe that's cancerous

1st let's go to argentina and speak that there is a bull in buenos aires so what specific aspects of the many problems that women still face in argentina are being focused on the by the demonstrators behind. her work here right in front of argentina's congress and there's thousands and thousands of people that have come here in spite of the fund demick in spite of covert 19 because they say that there is an enormous problem in this country with the amount of time aside that are happening women rights groups are denouncing that women is killed in argentina every day and a half they say that all are alive at least 50 women have been killed what by their partners in 2021 and that's why many of the people here are you carrying this handkerchief but you can see here it's a violent handkerchief that's certain to me when i'm in office or not one less referring to the amount of women that have been killed in argentina last december this country this south american country legalized abortion a women's rights group were already saying that around 500000 regular abortions were happening in arge

against women in argentina women rights groups are saying that women it's nearly 6 every 29 hours in argentina so far this year over 50 years i think that's why they're pushing for the government to have what they say is a gender emergency you know women here are carrying the frankford care that you can see here that greets me when i'm a nurse or not referring to the amount of women that have been killed in this country last year congress in argentina legalized abortion in this country women rights groups are saying that already around $500000.00 irregular forces have been in argentina that many women end up being hospitalized because of that and that's why legalizing abortion in this country christian women. face in about 14 argentina with a huge victory and rights groups like this people here are saying much more needs to have been ignored or to save women's lives. thousands of women's rights campaigners i've also been rallying in chile a latin america editor on the scene human has more now from santiago. 0. rather it hits right a dangerous the 2nd wave of covert 19 could keep thes

aside from canceling flights they're also imposing new restrictions on tourists arriving to argentina they're not only going to need a test to get into the flight but another one to once they land and if that test is false today they'll have to isolate in a hotel the government has also just announced that they're going to be increasing the amount of spirit that passes from one shot of a vaccine to the 2nd one and shortages of vaccines is a major concern not only in argentina but across the region chile is one exception because of the vaccines but countries like argentina peril white have been struggling in fact that americans who are some of presidential summit happened the friday it was scheduled to take place here in sight is but it was passed and moved online mostly because of the threat of coral no virus. now moving on and the latest attempt to refloat the mega ship blocking egypt so as canal has failed as fallout grows for global trade and then wedged across that crucial 2nd rate for 3 days now and one can ripple. confusion about the fate of the ever given a team of salvage expe

for 74 days and left almost 1000 dead in spite of losing the war argentina continues to demand that the islands are part of their territory inherited from the spanish colonial war manual females who is in charge of the mill venus issue in argentina says he's government is going to continue pushing for a negotiation. that was. meant we're still in the early stages of the brics it but europe has signaled a change in its position on the islands there was a similar case at the u.n. when the child was archipelago the u.k. lost 114-2686 months to return the island to more rishis the only e.u. country to vote for the u.k. was hungry on the islands argentina's ambitions are perceived as a threat that's why people here are hoping their needs from now on one being annoyed. when a site is. it is our show for this week if you'd like to comment on anything you see you can tweet me clark i'll just please use the hashtag a j c d c or just drop us an e-mail counting the cost 0 dot net is our address plenty more for you on line 2 at al-jazeera dot com slash c d c and that will take you straight to o

against women in argentina women rights groups are saying that women it's nearly every 29 hours in argentina so far this year over 50 years i think that's why they're pushing for the government to have what they say is a gender. urgency you know women here are carrying the frankford care that you can see here that greets me when i may notice or not one less referring to the amount of women that have been killed in this country last year congress in argentina legalized abortion in this country women rights groups are saying that already around $500000.00 irregular abortions happen in argentina that many women end up being hospitalized because of that and that's why legalizing abortion in this country west christian women. face in about 14 argentina with a huge victory and rights groups like this people here are saying that much more needs to happen in order to save women's lives funny the british royal family is under mounting scrutiny following that interview between prince harry and meghan markle and oprah winfrey meghan said concerns have been raised by a member of the family about the col

a border city in northern argentina following the imposition of . down restrictions police officers used tear gas and rubber bullets against a crowd injuring dozens. of argentina. and had already been hit hard by an economic recession before. many protesters were informal vendors demanding to be allowed to work. rights groups have denounced what they say was indiscriminate use of force by the police but. the protestors were responsible for the violence. nothing justifies the actions we call for affliction and invite you all to make your claims in a peaceful manner i similar scenes on the same day across the board capital s. and sean where thousands of angry demonstrators confronted police throughout the night protesters burned roadblocks around congress demanding president. resigned. earlier in the day the country's health minister was the latest official in the region to give up his post but that wasn't enough to quell people's anger over the government's handling of the global health crisis why is experiencing record numbers of cases with hospital

fouryears neighbours argentina for — two. —— uruguay. four years ago, they made the move to mark the centennial of the move to mark the centennial of the tournament by hosting once again and will support a joint bid with argentina, paraguay and chile. people he would love to have the world cup. football is an integral part of the culture here. it seems a bit cliche to say that football is in the blood hear of the uruguay people but it really is. joint in the blood hear of the uruguay people but it really is.— people but it really is. joint bids in the most _ people but it really is. joint bids in the most likely _ people but it really is. joint bids in the most likely to _ people but it really is. joint bids in the most likely to succeed, i people but it really is. joint bids i in the most likely to succeed, with the tournament being expanded to 48 teams from 2026. the last english attempt to host in 2018 received just two votes in the final count as a rush at one approval. so will a joint uk and ireland bid fair any better equipment i

argentina is famous for its beef but the pandemic and inflation has sentimental with snow as since the 1950 s. . also this week ethiopia becomes one of 40 nations to see demick debt relief but there is fear many more won't step forward we'll tell you why they're at the mercy of debt rating agencies. the $21.00 trillion dollar u.s. government bond market has been in fits of turmoil amid concerns central banks support for the economy could lead to an uptick in inflation that sent the tech heavy nasdaq into correction territory meaning at last 10 percent of its value investors saw assets and commodities that can weather an inflationary storm like the dollar and oil both rose well the question is are those inflationary concerns real well there's plenty of evidence that global food prices are on the rise take a look at this it's the un's global food index with 2014 to the left of your screen the chart is almost like a bath tub with another sharp rise in 2020 and hitting a sick. high this year well as you can see the main food groups there they are they're all steadily climbing so you have c

argentina is the i.m.f. largest sovereign borrower and that's why ideally is crucial to help the country recover they said well and to see what a sight is. following on the headlines on al jazeera $279.00 schoolgirls kidnapped in the northwestern nigerian state isn't far have been released gunmen took them from a state run school on friday it's the latest in a series of abductions in their region one of the dreams has more from some far states the government no one is left in captivity no one was killed the 279 in fact all the girls that have been taken and all of them.

and some of his closest allies in $2800.00 former president mauricio muggeridge argentina was granted the largest lending hasn't a real well the international monetary fund over $40000000000.00 the argentine and the i.m.f. are currently in the legal medical association of how to pay. what internet economic troubles have been exacerbated by the pandemic and that's why the net ministration of president. is one thing that we did it with the loan that was granted during the previous administration. argentina is struggling with a rise in poverty unemployment and a drop in economic activity the government is also having to do damage control after it emerged that several politicians and their relatives jumped a queue and got vaccinated folk over 1000. this scandal has raised questions about the government's credibility and angered many people who took to the streets last saturday in protest. but monosyllable data says he voted for freedom and this and hopes he will do what's necessary to help millions of argentinians recover from the ongoing crisis. i voted for him because i believe he can h

but argentina also has a nervous silence other struggling neighbors. then when my the truth is that the neighboring countries are doing very poorly regarding the pandemic and it's good for us to close a bit to restrict to be able to resolve the problem internally. argentina has suffered more than 55000 deaths from the covered 1000 virus but the authorities in one osiris are particularly concerned about the situation over its long border with brazil where more than 307000 people have died and nearly 13000000 have been infected many of them by the particularly virulent p one and p 2 strains of the virus. i called covert and when i arrived here i was almost dead 10 others that it's serious be careful because when it hits you when it hits your lungs you get weak weak weak. neighboring chile sore record number of steps 1600 infections in a single day despite a tight lockdown covering almost the whole country and the robust lacks nation program does reach more than half its 90000000 population in some of the insider we all thought that when received the fast