latin america and the world observe and disbelief what is happening in argentina. how is it possible for the people of nation with so many democratic traditions of struggle, of workers rights of national construction, of the quest for national independence to choose a character who is the complete opposite. todo lo contrario, quien se reclama anarcoliberal a narcocapitalististal, narco-capitalist, a zionist, a son of the united states, who has said that he is going to end all state companies, even now, at this moment, he has stopped delivering new contracts to existing state companies. they are finished, the same in health, in education in argentina. the free education for a long time, today nothing. that has finished. how is it possible that this happens in a country that had those traditions? how did it come to that? who paved the road? yes, they will have to respond for what they were before. the people who applied policies that left the majority dissatisfied, the policies such as those that the international monetary fund imposed upon even the government of alb

argentina has always been proud of these two sectors. public health and public education, despite theact that candidate suddenly comes along and pursues the elimination of government systems and seeks complete privatization of education and health. sectors, the majority of people, at least the part that participated in the election, chose this candidate, but today they're clearly tired of the past experiences, they are tired of pushing themselves towards the great powers, or in some cases dealing with centralized or imperialist interests, but never severing their fundamental connection with capitalism and still having their country depend on it, they are tired of the fact that only one or few... specific strada in the society benefit and at the same time they try to have level of freedom through which they can direct the political performance of the governments in the direction of their desire, but this issue showed its ineffectiveness over time, because in practice for the majority of the society this meant a continuous lowering of the standard of living conditions. after all, there

latin america and the world observe and disbelief what is happening in argentina, how is it possible for the people of nation with so many democratic traditions of struggle, of workers rights of national construction, of the quest for national independence to choose a character who is the complete opposite. es todo lo contrario, quien se reclama anarcoliberal a narcocapitalista a narcoliberal, narco-capitalist, a zionist, a son of the united states, who has said that he is going to end all state companies, even now at this moment he has stopped delivering new contracts to existing state companies. they are finished, the same in health, in education in argentina. the free education for a long time, today nothing. that has finished. how is it possible that this happens in a country that had those traditions? how did it come to that? who paved the road? yes, they will have to respond for what they were before. the people who applied policies that left the majority dissatisfied, the policies such as those that the international monetary fund imposed upon even the government of alberto fe

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yes, but argentina itself, uh, is in a rather interesting position, right?voiced a rather interesting economic program, which you probably studied and watched, but so far, it means that the implementation of the economic program is accompanied by, well , a multiple rise in prices, including for energy resources, where gasoline has doubled in price immediately for some reason, he immediately disappeared, queues lined up behind him, people with canisters were already standing, not to mention there, since they were already in the cars... there is no gasoline, and these are just all sorts of daily demonstrations, protests, marches of empty pots, and so on and so forth. at the same time , meley made a remarkable statement about when the actual results of his economic policy would be visible. let 's look, listen: 2/3 of the improvements can be seen in 15 years, so we will see them, our children will enjoy them, our grandchildren will live wonderfully, well... europe, they are all really, very many of them experienced shock therapy and realized that this was actual

latin america and the world observe and disbelief what is happening in argentina. how is it possible for the people of nation with so many democratic traditions of struggle, of workers rights of national construction, of the quest for national independence to choose a character who is the complete opposite. es todo lo contrario, quien se reclama anarcoliberal a narcocapitalistal a narco-capitalist, a zionist, a son of the united states, who has said that he is going to end all state companies, even now at this moment, he has stopped delivering new contracts to existing state companies, contrato a las empresas estatales existentes, they are finished, the same in health, in education in argentina. how is it possible that this happens in a country that had those traditions? how did it come to that? who paved the road? yes, they will have to respond for what they were before. the people who applied policies that left the majority dissatisfied, the policies such as those that the international monetary fund imposed upon even the government of alberto fernandez. comes fr

argentina has always been proud of these two sectors, public health and public education.pite the fact that candidate suddenly comes along and pursues the elimination of government systems and seeks complete privatization of education and health sectors, the majority of people. at least the part that participated in the election chose this candidate, but today they're clearly tired of the past experiences. they are tired of pushing themselves towards the great powers, or in some cases dealing with centralized or imperialist interests, but never severing their fundamental connection with capitalism and still having their country depend on it. they are tired of the fact that only one or few specific strada in the society. benefit and at the same time they try to have level of freedom through which they can direct the political performance of the governments in the direction of their desire, but this issue showed its ineffectiveness over time, because in practice, for the majority of the society, this meant a continuous lowering of the standard of living conditions. after all

latin america and the world observe and disbelief what is happening in argentina. how is it possible for the people of nation with so many democratic traditions of struggle, of workers rights of national construction, of the quest for national independence, to choose a character who is the complete opposite. free education for a long time, today nothing. that has finished. how is it possible that this happens in a country that had those traditions? how did it come to that? who paved the road? yes, they will have to respond for what they were before. the people who applied policies that left the majority dissatisfied, the policies such as those that the international monetary fund imposed upon even the government of alberto fernandez that comes from. quite a few people who voted for malay, for xavier malay are already on the streets, havier malay has spoken about lineage, and he governs with lineage, with themen lineage. that is, with the extreme right, that's what we have ahead of us and how is he going to do it? he has a minority in parliament, he has a minority i

argentina, the free education for a long time, today nothing. that has finished. how is it possible that this happens in a country that had those traditions? how did it come to that? who paved the road? yes, they will have to respond for what they were before. the people who applied policies that left the majority dissatisfied, the policies such as those that the international monetary fund imposed upon even the government of alberto fern'. that comes from peronism, a peronism that has a catch all policy, diverse policies, but always looking at what the monetary fund decides, but even so what is happening now is practically inexplicable, either way, it is clear that me is a pawn of american impuralism and zionism, he declares himself a zionist, when he takes office he invites his zion. was leading his country to bleed, to death and to obey the interests of nato and imperialism. well, what can we expect when he comes today, when he proposes series of measures that have led to thousands of workers, students, residents, indigenous people, taking to the streets to pro

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of argentina's imports of aid goods in argentina? this is argentina , which you are an example of. i had made a note to give a detailed explanation . last year, argentina experienced anchoring the interest rate. this is the same recommendation as you say. the inflation rate was 70. the interest rate took the bank interest rate. what happened to the swelling, john? the real interest rate in argentina, despite all the reductions that have been given, despite all the increases that the land price has had, again, no, look at the real interest rate , the real interest rate is much higher than brazil and turkey , while we show what this shows. this means that the peso should become more devalued right now it means that the rate that was set incorrectly is known as the unofficial rate will jump again. argentina should have done what china did. this is what china did. if they show it, this is what china did. look at what china did in 1994. what it did was the land price . it happened, but china practiced its policy and brought the rate with

the poverty rate in argentina is not more than 40%. rate in argentina is not more than a0%. highest in the world. and the consequences of all of this is that two in five people now live in poverty. now, back to the strike thatis poverty. now, back to the strike that is going on today. in the past, in argentina, action like this has been quite successful in stopping government reform. but he says he won't budge, he's got a lot of support and he says that his shock therapy as he because it is the only way to lift argentina out of poverty. way to lift argentina out of ove . . i spoke to luis ignacio aguero , professor of economics at the university of belgrano in buenos aires. he started his administration last december. he has been 45 days in office _ december. he has been 45 days in office and — december. he has been 45 days in office and he proposed a lot of changes — office and he proposed a lot of changes to the argentine system. among _ changes to the argentine system. among them is a law that contains changes— among them is a law that contains changes on— among them is a

it's something that is not unusual in argentina. howjavier milei can get political support in congress. this is the place where he is facing basic challenges to implement the reforms. ., ~ challenges to implement the reforms. ., ,, , ., , challenges to implement the reforms. ., ,, , . reforms. thank you very much for our reforms. thank you very much for your insights _ reforms. thank you very much for your insights about - developments in argentina. marcello is only international chamber of congress. the us supreme court has rejected a bid to stop the nation's first execution using nitrogen gas. kenneth eugene smith, who was convicted of murder in 1989, is due to be put to death in alabama on thursday. subject to a final appeal he will be killed by having an airtight mask strapped to his face and being forced to breath pure nitrogen the un has urged a stay of execution, saying the procedure could amount to torture. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. eve

the import of aid goods is argentina, the same argentina that you gave as an example.ad written down that i should give a detailed explanation. last year, argentina experienced anchoring the interest rate. this is the same advice as you said . the inflation rate was 70. what happened, he jumped again, this is argentina, this comparison, if you can show it, this is a comparison of argentina, turkey and brazil, countries that are all three similar in terms of the fact that all three are considered new economies. show but this graph shows that you can see the red of argentina, still the interest rate of the real interest rate in argentina, despite all the reductions that give despite all the increases. it is much more than brazil and turkey, while what this shows is that the peso should be devalued even now , that is, the rate that was set is wrong, it is obvious that the unofficial rate will jump again. who has folded, this is what the body has done. look at what china did in 1994, when it came to the land price , it jumped the official and stopped on its policy, even th

is a professor at the state university of mardel, plata, argentina.lcome to black and white. bienvenido, camil gómez estoneg. el en las demandas populares, las demandas de las naciones, de sobrebanía de independencia significa unos sacrificios y unas luchas enormes, people's demands about sovereignty and independence entail great sacrifices and struggles, and here struggles produce exceptional leaders in a special direction. here we're talking about sulaymani, well from the indigenous african region of latin america, talking about awesome sulaymani has its strength and weaknesses. the weak point of talking about a revolutionary leader, mata is that it was in a remote area, but his news and developments are followed very closely and we consider that region in asia to be the heart of the arab and islamic world, but at the same time there are strong points in this regard. these are not. only related to qasim sulaimani's strategic and geopolitical perspective, his ability to command and determine the fate of battles, but the main thing that our nations ca

argentina team. argentina team.ome a world champion, who won more often in head-to-head matches, let's also skip, let's skip the correct answer, the argentine national team, eight times these rivals met each other, five wins for argentina, two wins for portugal, one draw, by the way in the era of messi and ronaldo, the teams met twice and... one time one team won, the other time the other team won. and we move on, our next comparison block is from football, let's move on to hockey. dynamo minsk with woodcraft and dynamo minsk with kvartalnov. go. under which coach did goalkeeper alexei kolosov have more clean sheets? let it be woodcraft. this is the wrong answer. unfortunately, under woodcraft, the belarusian goalkeeper kept a clean sheet only twice, and under quarternova, he beat this result after just nine games. correct answer for quarterly news. let's continue: under which coach was the men's most devastating victory? and with the quarterly? absolutely true, when quarterlynew. in the second round of the 23-24 se

of the islamic community, and at the same time he is the head of the arab league of argentina.of the characteristics of qasim sulaimani that has helped lot in confronting zionism and north american imperialism in west asia, is that he has put the will of the people in the center of the scene. i mean, besides fighting spirit, weapons. military capability and large military industries, production of modern and ultra modern weapons, his main focus and concern has always been on the will of the people in the nations of the region, because it is clear that he had crossed the borders, iran, yemen, lebanon, iraq, syria and become one of the designers and organizers of resistance throughout west asia, no iran, yemen, liban, iraq, no y no solamente la capacidad ultramoderna de los medios militares, por favor, hay un libro del recientemente fallecido kissinger que llama... there is a book by kissinger who died recently called the new world order. in this book he analyses asian countries and has dedicated a chapter of the book to iran. in that book, tisenger asks that iran should decide w

of the islamic community, and at the same time he is the head of the arab league of argentina.f the characteristics ofim sulaymani that has helped lot in confronting zionism and north american imperialism in west asia, is that he has put the will of the people in the center of the scene. i mean, besides fighting spirit, weapons, mil. capability and large military industries, production of modern and ultra modern weapons, his main focus and concern has always been on the will of the people in the nations of the region, because it is clear that he had crossed the borders, iran, yemen, lebanon, iraq, syria and become one of the designers and organizers of resistance throughout west asia, no iran, jemen, libano, iraq, syria. mundial: there's a book by kissinger who died recently called the new world order, in this book he analyzes asian countries and has dedicated a chapter of the book to iran. in that book, kissinger asks that iran should decide whether it is a country or case. in response to this question, among other issues, the role of solling money is raised. iran is case, a r

tens of thousands of people in argentina join a union—led strike against the new president's economiclans. hello. i'm azadeh moshiri. welcome to the programme. the united nations security council will meet on thursday to discuss moscow's charges that ukrainian forces shot down a russian transport military plane, killing everyone on board. russia has said ukrainian prisoners of war were being flown for a prisoner exchange. the bbc verified this video showing the moment of the crash. you can see the aircraft there in the distance falling through the sky. the crash took place in russia's southern belgorod region, which lies along its border with eastern ukraine. the ukrainian authorities said the prisoner exchange was due to take place on wednesday, and that it's now been cancelled. none of the details surrounding those on board can be independently verified. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky has demanded an international inquiry into the incident. translation: it is obvious. that the russians are playing with the lives of ukrainian prisoners, with the feelings of the relatives and

hundreds of thousands of workers have gone on strike in argentina in protest at the new president's radical economic reforms. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. the un security council is meeting thursday to discuss the mystery surrounding the shooting down of a russian military transport plane. moscow says the plane was carrying ukrainian prisoners of war involved in a prison exchange. it has accused ukraine of deliberately targetting the plane. ukraine says kyiv had not been advised on this occasion to ensure the safety of airspace where it happened. according to moscow, the military plane crashed about 44 miles northeast of the russian city of belgorod. there are said to have been 7a people on board, including 65 ukrainian prisoners of wars. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, has the latest from moscow. caught on mobile phone, the moment a russian military transport plane fell from the sky. woman speaks russian "good god," she cries, as the consequence of what has happened becomes clear. the wreckage was strewn across the fields of belgorod region. not on

in argentina? i seen that there will be uh, support because uh from one side of the tell you from the police it goes 10 point east said it's the correct move on. on the other side, if you see, let's say that they are, there's, do they support that is may have its cause mainly from goldberg notice because these tax is distributed between the nation and the probably says so they will obviously support this because they, we gain some of the revenues that they lost when this bill was passed last year. okay. economy really tells me joining us tonight for me, but as our as mr toaster, we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank you. thank you. what's that pleasure? let's come back here to europe. now where the european union is teaming up with port operators and a were on illegal drugs, there been huge increases in the amount of cocaine entering the cotton and the reports in belgium and the netherlands in recent years. and that is prompted the you to start a new project to fight back against the dru

so he refused to join argentina in brix.uenos airos does not hide the fact that this was done for ideological reasons, and also called on great britain to begin negotiations on the falkland islands issue. and if it is already known for certain that the authorship of argentina’s new economic course does not belong to meley at all, but to the professor. we are ready for far-reaching consequences, the january minus is heating up the protest temperature in germany, in the new year, the residents of germany grabbed a trailer of old problems. rail transport , agriculture and transport are targeted by strikes. but both chimes in civilized europe will be remembered for the berlin police by the pyrotechnic display, the haul of hundreds of detainees and dozens of wounded law enforcement officers. about new year's triggers. the main event of this week was, of course, the new year, they say that how you celebrate it is how you spend it, the beginning of the year is on monday. promises that further time spent will be interesting, but for

in argentina? i seen that there will be support because uh, from one side of it say from the political stand point. you said it's the correct move on the, on the other side, if you see, let's say that they are, there's, do they support that is may have it's kind of mainly from golder notice because these tax is distributed between the nation and they probably, it says so they will obviously support base because they, we gain some of the revenues that they lost when this bill was passed last year. okay. economy really tells me joining us tonight for me. but as our, as mr. toasting, we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank you. thank you. you was a pleasure but let's come back here to europe now where the european union is keeping up with port operators and a war on illegal drugs. there been huge increases in the amount of cocaine entering the cotton and the reports in belgium and the netherlands in recent years. and that is prompted the you to start a new project to find back against the dru

and do you, do you think it's going to work in argentina? i seen that there will be uh, support because uh from one side of it say from that point, if it goes 10 point, he said its the correct move on the, on the other side, if you see, let's say that they are, this is the support that these may have, it's kind of mainly from goldberg notice because these tax is distributed between the native shown on the probably it says so they will obviously support base because they, we gain some of the revenues that they lost when this bill was passed last year. okay. economies leroy chelsea joining us tonight for me. but as our, as mr. tulsa, we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank you. thank you. what's a pleasure? let's come back here to europe now where the european union is keeping up with port operators and a war on illegal drugs. there been huge increases in the amount of cocaine entering the cotton and the reports in belgium and the netherlands in recent years. and that is prompted the you to start a new project to find back against the

of the islamic community, and at the same time he is the head of the arab league of argentina. of the characteristics of qasim sulaimani, that has helped lot in confronting zionism and north american imperialism in west asia, is that he has put the will of the people in the center of the scene, i mean besides fighting spirit, weapons. military capability and large military industries, production of modern and ultra modern weapons, is main focus and concern has always been on the will of the people in the nations of the region, because it is clear that he had crossed the borders, iran, yemen, lebanon, iraq, syria and become one of the designers and organizers of resistance throughout west asia, no, iran, yemen, libano, iraq. siria y se transformó en uno de los articuladores y principales. no, y no solamente la capacidad ultramoderna de los medios militares, por favor. hay un libro del recientemente fallecido kissinger. there's a book by kissinger who died recently called the new world order. in this book he analyses asian countries and has dedicated a chapter of the book to iran

it is very hard to fire people in argentina. it takes a very long time to actually set up businesses in the country. and so the bill is actually looking to make it easier for the private sector, and particularly for investors to not only operate and go into the country, but also in the event of generating profits being able to re patch. we have those right. and the bill also wants to see the privatization of state owned companies, changes to the pension system, a tax increases, and so on. is this part of, of the reforms that the i'm a fast for for, for the $44000000000.00 loan that is lend to argentine? well the husband asked for these reforms, but it welcomes them. and for the 1st time, you have a fund that is facing an arch and try and government that openly said to the people before being elected. this is what it was going to do and promised a program that is quite aligned with what the fund would like to see in economic terms. right. however, i believe on the social front there will be concern not overly um in the fund, but

the call to strike came from argentina's largest labor union. the state proposed amendments to laws would weaken worker protections. all dramatic cuts and public spending will further high cup prices. look, i don't think that we want to challenge the politics at play here. can be called on deputies to act in line with what the majority wants. talk folk for a little that goes against the interest of working people and the working costs in general. a little that would affect the transportation rates, food and housing, the level of the area, and you know, many and many here say the costs of millie's plan to inflict short term pain to slash inflation in the long run are too high to bear with an estimated 40 percent of the population already living in poverty, angry form or sub on the least chaos across france, bringing many areas to a standstill. they are complaining about rising costs and cheap imports that under cut their produce. and they've vowed to carry on the action until their demands are met. a scene taking place across france. long lines o

of the islamic community, and at the same time he is the head of the arab league of argentina.one of the characteristics of qasim sulaymani that has helped lot in confronting zionism and north american imperialism in west asia, is that he has put the will of the people in the center of the scene, i mean besides fighting spirit. weapons, military capability and large military industries, production of modern and ultra modern weapons, his main focus and concern has always been on the will of the people in the nations of the region, because it is clear that he had crossed the borders, iran, yemen, lebanon, iraq, syria and become one of the designers and organizers of resistance throughout west asia. siria y se transformó en uno de los articuladores y principales that he had, that it is the nations that make the decisions and not just the ultra-modern capability of military weapons, no, y no solamente la capacidad ultramoderna de los medios militares, por favor, hay un libro del recientemente fallecido. iran should decide whether it is a country or case, and response to this questi

actually um, and again, argentina again, kudos to argentina because argentina again, kudos to argentinaa bectgiven us argentina again, kudos to argentina bectgiven us a argentina again, kudos to argentina bectgiven us a very argentina has given us a very questionable, clueless pope . i questionable, clueless pope. i dare say at least we have got melaye. so they sort of have redeemed themselves for that. so. so what is not to like? >> yeah, we've had we've had decades of peronism this little stultifying left wing socialism that just gums up everything. they bribe people to vote for them. they they , they, uh, raise them. they they, they, uh, raise taxes and regulations and just dish out jobs and business to their cronies. >> and those are only the good points. well, what i love about it is world leaders now have these crazy hair that's the way to get on. if you want to get ahead, get a head of hair. >> he does look like he could be a stand drummer for oasis. a stand in drummer for oasis. >> i love and i also he >> i love it and i also he could. so i love the entertainment though. wasn't

, in argentina you need 25 billion dollars in cash in order to save at least, where? emphasize, that’s why his government is already saying that no, this is just an idea and it won’t be possible to implement it in the near future, in ecuador this could have been done, because this is a small economy, you know, there is an opinion that the events in ecuador are a kind of symbol of that, a kind of example of what will happen in general in the world, in a kind of new economic order that is in the world now. is being propagated by the liberal elites, and you share this position, or this is too hasty a statement, i share it, because what is happening today in ecuador, for example, over the past 20 years has been happening in mexico, where the authorities in 2006 were forced to withdraw the army to streets to fight against drug cartels, and this fight is clearly going on with varying degrees of success; the authorities still cannot cope fully, because the corruption of law enforcement agencies and the army continues. and some of them are themselves involved in the activitie

actually um, and again, argentina again, kudos to argentina because argentina again, kudos to argentina bectgiven us argentina again, kudos to argentina bectgiven us a argentina again, kudos to argentina bectgiven us a very argentina has given us a very questionable, clueless pope . i questionable, clueless pope. i dare say at least we have got melaye. so they sort of have redeemed themselves for that. so. so what is not to like? >> yeah, we've had we've had decades of peronism this little stultifying left wing socialism that just gums up everything. they bribe people to vote for them. they they , they, uh, raise them. they they, they, uh, raise taxes and regulations and just dish out jobs and business to their cronies. >> and those are only the good points. well, what i love about it is world leaders now have these crazy hair that's the way to get on. if you want to get ahead, get a head of hair. >> he does look like he could be a stand drummer for oasis. a stand in drummer for oasis. >> i love and i also he >> i love it and i also he could. so i love the entertainment though. wasn't t

of the islamic community, and at the same time he is the head of the arab league of argentina.ne of the characteristics of rasim sulaimani, that has helped lot in confronting zionism and north american imperialism in west asia, is that he has put the will of the people in the center of the scene, i mean besides fighting spirit, weapons. military capability and large military industries, production of modern and ultra-modern weapons is main focus and concern has always been on the will of the people in the nations of the region, because it is clear that he had crossed the borders, iran, yemen, lebanon, iraq, syria and become one of the designers and organizers of resistance throughout west asia. iran, yemen, libano, iraq. siria y se transformó en uno de los articuladores y principales. that it is the nations that make the decisions and not just the ultra-modern capability of military weapons. no, y no solamente la capacidad ultramoderna de los medios militares, por favor. hay un libro del recientemente fallecido kissinger. there is a book by kissinger who died recently called th

mit argentina added that any argentine carries in himself a since school age, if without kindergarten. the malvinas islands are a territory over which, from the very first moments of its existence as an independent state, argentina exercised its sovereignty, being the heir to spanish possessions in south america. and here the most interesting thing, including for us, is footage from the cockpit of an argentine air force plane, on which, immediately after all these statements about malvina meley flew past them to antarctica, but what did the local argentine boss say? in translation, long live the motherland. homeland antarctica. according to argentine logic, yes. for example, miley met with students from an argentine school there. during the dictatorship, officers with pregnant wives were sent here so that the argentines would still see light here, but actually, who discovered this land? a monument to the discoverer of the white continent, a russian, fadey belinshausen, was erected on the bicentenary of his discovery by nama, already the second then joint expedition of news and the ber

and do you, do you think it's going to work in argentina? i think that there will be support because uh, from one side of that say from the political standpoint, you said it's the correct move on the, on the other side, if you see, let's say that they are, there's, do they support that is, may have, it's kind of mainly from goldberg notice because these tax is distributed between the nation and they probably it says so they will obviously support this because they, we gain some of the revenues that they lost when this bill was passed last year. okay. economy really tell us the joining us tonight for me, but as our, as mr. tell us and we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank you. thank you . you was a pleasure. well let's come back here to europe now where the european union is coming up with port operators and a were on illegal drugs. there been huge increases in the amount of cocaine entering the cotton and the reports in belgium and the netherlands in recent years . and that is prompted the you to start a new project to find back a

and do you, do you think it's going to work in argentina? i say that there will be, uh, support because uh from one side of it say from that point, if it goes 10 point you said it's the correct move on the, on the other side, if you see, let's say that they are, this is the support that these may have, it's kind of mainly from goldberg notice because these tax is distributed between the native show. now they're probably it says so they will obviously support base because they will re gains almost their revenues that they lost when this bill was passed last year. okay. economy is really chelsea joining us tonight for me, but as our as mr. tell us and we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank you . thank you. you was a pleasure but let's come back here to europe now where the european union is keeping up with port operators and a war on illegal drugs. there been huge increases in the amount of cocaine entering the cotton and the reports in belgium and the netherlands in recent years. and that is prompted the you to start a new project t

argentina has been in a deep economic crisis for decades. cumulative inflation is estimated at approximately 5,000%. gdp per capita has fallen by 15% over the past 12 years. half of argentines live below the poverty line, and more than 6 million children are hungry. and also unusually low wages, bad roads and uncontrolled price increases. it is explained by inflationary inertia, since under the same leadership. sweat reforms in the country are on pause and miley decided to make a number of foreign policy decisions, and no less resonant. so he refused argentina’s accession to brix, buenos airos does not hide that this was done for ideological reasons, and also called on great britain to begin negotiations on the problem falkland islands. and if it is already known for certain that the author of argentina’s new economic course does not belong to meley at all, but to a professor of economics from los angeles, fedorika sturzeneger, who, by the way, previously headed the country’s central bank, then who? responsible for argentine foreign policy i

and this is not just a story for argentina.f you look at fx reserves around the world, the dollar has decreased pretty substantially in the last year. can south america in particular afford to do that? their debt is at the whim of the dollar and priced in it, frankly. ziyanda: it is a difficult conversation that a number of countries have had to grapple with and central banks as well. not just in latin america but certainly and africa as well. we see large declines in currency value. i think that broadly the idea of this is one that is not going to go away. particularly in this period of the war where inflation is high and interest rate are high and look to stay higher in many countries for longer. that is a conversation that is being held. but i don't know if it will be a monumental shift within the next 12 months for example. i think there will be countries that will look different ways at dedollarization. i don't think there is a proscriptive one way or another that is best across the board. kriti: the trade piece of the equ

today we have valuable guest from the republic of argentina. las demandas populares, las demandas des naciones. demands about sovereignty and independence entil great sacrifices and struggles, and here struggles produce exceptional leaders in a special direction. here we're talking about sulaimani, marter sulaimani. in your opinion, what unique characteristics did he have that today he is remembered as the leader of the resistance? dirigente de la resistencia en toda asia occidental y al mismo tiempo como el artificio de lo que fue la derrota de isis o el daesh. bueno, desde indo-afro latinoamérica es. latin america, talking about awesome soleimani has its strength and weaknesses. the weak point of talking about a revolutionary leader, marta is that he was in a remote area, but his news and developments are followed very closely, and we consider that region in asia to be the heart of the arab and islamic world, but at the same time there are strong points in this regard. these are not only related to qasim suleimani's strategic and geopolitical perspective, his ability to command. an

venezuelan president nicolas maduro. demanded that argentina return the airliner to it, while argentinan islands, this was stated by the new president javier miley. the dispute over the ownership of the territory in the atlantic ocean has been going on for almost two centuries; in the eighty-second year, the war over them lasted several weeks and ended with the defeat of argentina. in london they said that they plan to return nothing. today is the anniversary. notes the illegal intelligence officer, tamara netyksa. for more than 20 years, she and her husband, the hero of russia, vitaly netyksa, worked shoulder to shoulder, away from their homeland in latin america. but where exactly? at one time , sergei brilev interviewed her for the first time. today he will reveal new details of tamara ivanovna’s biography. but they will also remember another anniversary. this year marks 40 years since the film about the confrontation between the intelligence services of the soviet union and the united states was released. tas is authorized to declare. this is what it's like this is called in spanish

musica telemundo. >> hoy argentina expulso a la familia del a la familia del narcotraficante ecuatorianoescuchado recientemente su nombre, fito, es uno de los criminales mas peligrosos y su fuga de la carcel, desato la ola de violencia que estremece a ecuador. >> rogelio moratag le tiene el informe. >> mercotraficante jose adolfo fito macias, considerado uno de los responsables de la violencia casota a esa nacion fueron detenidos en un club campestre en cordoba argentina. >> nosotros tuvimos desde el gobierno nacional una alerta de parte de ecuador de las autoridades de ecuador. >> por su lado, las autoridades locales habian recibido una llamada anonima y a las 72 horas teniamos acreditado que las personas que estaban en ese country eran familiares directas de este narcotraficante que ahora es profugo de la justicia ecuatoriana. >> y asi, en un operativo liderado por el departamento antiterrorismo y la policia federal, fueron detenidos, les cancelaron la residencia transitoria, y los deportaron. >> ha sido un operativo inedito, inedito por la peligrosidad de estaban involucradas e rapide

the industrial actions has cost argentina millions, many. i don't know if that can be now since then gone. c, l o c and the national airlines had to the dance was 295 flights. i'm reunited 25200000 passengers. i thought today because of these people are owned by the many that it is a gamble for argentina's unions. many of whose most emblematic leaders a widely criticized for career options. so i sort of seem to get this on the trade unions. i'm not very popular actors in our society, and we have a government that presents itself as the enemy of the union's. so the strike could be counter productive for the organizes perhaps. but argentina is still very powerful. train unions have made it clear this strike was just the beginning, this in the country where social unrest fuels by power and this unions amid in the queue economic crisis has broke down governments before. to see a newman al jazeera window site is since it is made up position political party has held a major protests for the 1st time in years to diva has the monday voice, demanding

they are concerned about the radical changes argentina's new precedent. have you had any ladies trying to pass and congress, the reforms, and what is known the most bill will have an enormous impact on the agency and the public sector. because once privatized, state companies in my sector do want to privatize companies that are in charge of new to energy on uranium production, selling companies like that too far. this is something that worries me the far right president came to power with a promise to transform the country. since he took office less than 2 months ago, he propose to build to do you regulate argentina, struggling economy, promote for while employment and attract forwarding investors. negotiations are still ongoing about what when is the, the final version of the so called all naples has been with 38 of the 257, c. think may have made lots of concessions. he has completely removed the fiscal measures off the bill like a tech pipe and a pension reform in order to guarantee for the lowest cost. the government insist that in spite of removing c

we are seeing an opportunity for change in argentina.ime of pretty much irresponsible leadership, we are seeing prospects for change. that is what is attracting investors back into the market. we have to remember that he has only been in power since the end of year. argentina defaulted on its debt five times since 1950. we ended 2023 with negative dpgdp growth and fiscal deficit close to 5%. the country was in desperate need for change. he came in and promised to deliver what had been the paramounts of leadership for decades and trying to push a return to fiscal orthodoxy. that gave him a victory of 12%. >> there is a lot of risk to all this. a number of u.s. companies have a negative impact to the devaluation of the argentinean peso. he doesn't have the ability to make cryptocurrency the currency. he would like a quote/unquote mature relationship. for investors, what does this mean for the short term and long term? >> i think in the short term, his promises and headlines can be tough because when you take the necessary medicine, things

and that shows how difficult and how big is the tragedy in argentina. have problem to pay, for example, a private medicine, or the school of the kids. the middle class has been hit really, really hard. what is going to happen, do you think? i mean, it doesn't — and tell me if i'm wrong — but it doesn't seem as though it's possible for things to carry on in this chaotic manner. something will happen, won't it? it is, but it's really difficult to predict what is going to happen. we are in some kind of terra incognita at the moment. we... this is new for us. this idea of change everything to eradicate everything that was made before. one of the priorities of the new government is to regulate the capacity of the protest of the argentineans. he want to deregulate the market and the economy, but he wants to regulate the unrest and the ability to protest in the streets. so we understand the government is expecting a lot of unrest in the streets, and we are starting now, in january. of course, everybody would have said in the past, "well, the obvious thing "tha

sure. argentina, his motorcycle, which is the cabinet anywhere on it. we make 3 therapists with a very different approach. and the last one is the highest rates of anti depressant, music in europe. we also get prescription drugs on the pad, so the one of the wills copy is country is mine 6 sessions a not in bonus iris, while others might be out promising psychologist ignacio lubarski is running root therapy. tonight's topic freedom. that is noted. christina is a bit but the support team in psychology is the one who's people's to think or reflect through long. so that would be dancing the natural way to go down last the i'm going to do the same, went through. if you set them up at the same time going into a lot of phone thing, the policy and the, the human symposium. perfect. you know that on the get you had brought psycho turned about 20 years ago. ignacio joined forces with a tangling mazda and a fellow psychologist to create this unique fusion of tube origin. tenants right. passions is look, look like, love it in the i'm a little stuff coming to know

the call to strike came from argentina's largest labor union. they say proposed amendments to laws would weaken worker protections of dramatic cuts and public spending will further high cup prices. look, i don't think that we want to challenge the politics and play here. can be called on deputies to act in line with what the majority wants. talk folk for a little that goes against the interest of working people and the working costs in general. a little they would have sent transportation rates, food and housing, the level of the area to get our money. i'm not many here say the costs of millie's plan to inflict short term pain to slash inflation in the long run are too high to bear. with an estimated 40 percent of the population already living in, in poverty. journalist as a condo iglesia in boone, as iris told us about more about the strikers main grievances 1st started to make sure that's how the emulate loan. to that day, he took off a piece and then to bury in my seat pieces of legislation which are make a decree. and so call me this year at

to see a newman al jazeera south argentina, you can find more information on our website. i'll just say what the weather is next and inside storing the cost of developing some known align. stay with the i'm glad to have you here. let's go with your weather uptake beginning in india and you know, for a time on sunday at dallas airport. the visibility was mill. that's just how sick this fog is. doctor the color here. the more intense that fog is so we will see it lift a little bit throughout the day as the sun helps to dissipate it. still a few showers along the border with onto per dash and the additional states here, but nothing major. there has also been major falk across northeastern, focused on so from the capital territory down through the punjab providence. and again, same goes here throughout the day is that sun pokes eligible help. the fog disappeared just a bit. so a pretty good burst of rain. the other day in karachi, suns out on monday with a height of 29 degrees cooler weather lease out of china into northern vietnam. so 14 degrees in hanoi that's far below wher

and that shows how difficult and how big is the tragedy in argentina. have problem to pay, for example, a private medicine, or the school of the kids. the middle class has been hit really, really hard. what is going to happen, do you think? i mean, it doesn't — and tell me if i'm wrong — but it doesn't seem as though it's possible for things to carry on in this chaotic manner. something will happen, won't it? it is, but it's really difficult to predict what is going to happen. we are in some kind of terra incognita at the moment. we... this is new for us. this idea of change everything to eradicate everything that was made before. one of the priorities of the new government is to regulate the capacity of the protest of the argentineans. he want to deregulate the market and the economy, but he wants to regulate the unrest and the ability to protest in the streets. so we understand the government is expecting a lot of unrest in the streets, and we are starting now, injanuary. of course, everybody would have said in the past, "well, the obvious thing that

and that shows how difficult and how big is the tragedy in argentina.ave problem to pay, for example, a private medicine, or the school of the kids. the middle class has been hit really, really hard. what is going to happen, do you think? i mean, it doesn't — and tell me if i'm wrong — but it doesn't seem as though it's possible for things to carry on in this chaotic manner. something will happen, won't it? it is, but it's really difficult to predict what is going to happen. we are in some kind of terra incognita at the moment. we. . .this is new for us. this idea of change everything to eradicate everything that was made before. one of the priorities of the new government is to regulate the capacity of the protest of the argentineans. he want to deregulate the market and the economy, but he wants to regulate the unrest and the ability to protest in the streets. so we understand the government is expecting a lot of unrest in the streets, and we are starting now, injanuary. of course, everybody would have said in the past, "well, the obvious thing "that

show it is good, but this diagram shows that look at the red of argentina, still the interest rate of the real exchange rate in argentina, despite all the reductions that have been given, despite all the increases that the land rate has had, again, no , look at the real interest rate, the real interest rate is much higher than brazil and turkey, while what this shows is that the peso should be devalued right now, that is, the rate that was set is wrong, it is obvious that the unofficial rate will jump again, argentina should have done what china did, this is what china has done, if they show this look at what china has done . in 1994, what china did came to show the price of land he jumped the official and settled on his policy, even though the same thing happened in china in the beginning, but china practiced its policy and brought the rate with the theories that i presented, that is, i should present the rate with the pp theory and look at the monetary theory. do it right now, as i said, mr. hassan khawani , you should tell me the price. if we accept, we will only pay the price. no,