new joint liaison office working together on military talks to defuse tensions and to hold discussions of the separated families an interim government has been sworn in in pakistan ahead of july's election with former supreme court justice matthew to look cool now around the country as the caretaker prime minister until the vote pakistan's three main political parties are campaigning to when voters with hopes of a stronger economy and more jobs. they organize ation of american states is calling on mic and i was president to stop the killing of anti-government protesters at least sixteen have died since wednesday more than one hundred seventy eight for all . and we're taking you live now to the spanish parliament where there are reports that prime minister mariano the hoary has not survived a no confidence motion against him again these are live pictures from the spanish parliament where m.p.'s have been voting on

a no confidence motion that was brought against prime minister that a hallway by the socialist party leader pedro sanchez. pedro sanchez brought the motion of no confidence after politicians linked to the ruling people's party were convicted of corruption. i believe we have a translation of what's happening in the spanish parliament let's listen in. by majority. and we will lead the king no. so now we can see there mr sanchez. invested as to the new place you can. thank you very much. thank you very much mr president thank you very much mr

president. so there we have it it's petro sanchez the leader of the social democrats spain's socialist party is going to be the new prime minister after spammy of spanish m.p.'s voted against a promise to muddy i'm a little boy in the voice of my confidence brought by pedre sanchez. let's go to our correspondent. listening ends joining us live from madrid and as expected neither prime minister mariano to whore has not survived the no confidence vote. yes that's right and you heard applause there inside the chamber while that applause was also rippled outside here on to the street outside congress history has been made the first time a spanish politician has unseated

a sitting prime minister in a vote of no confidence even the heads of this vote that pretty much ended up turning into a formality mariano rajoy seemed to concede defeat he arrived very late to the chamber he cast a vote himself what happens next well we're entering into uncharted territory as we heard there from those speaker of the house the king will need to be informed there are a number of formalities that need to be carried out really going forward now. it looks as if the leader of the socialist party will now be the next prime minister of spain the forty six four forty six year old former economics professor rose quickly through the ranks of the socialists a party he actually resigned as an m.p. a year and a half ago but his remains the secretary general of. those remain a formidable force with them socialist movement here in spain the table the motion of no confidence only a week ago and within

a matter of days spain's political landscape has been turned on its head and leave before we get to know what the some minority socialist government as it's expected to be will mean for the country remind us how we've got here and those very serious allegations convictions rather of corruption against people linked to people in the now former ruling people's party of money on it a whore and those linked to the whore that led to this. no confidence motion. those roy they were very serious corruption allegations that mariano hoyer and the center right people's party have really struggled to shake off and eventually now fail to do so completely corruption convictions were handed down to twenty nine senior members of the people's party some of whom were very close to mariano rajoy indeed it all relates to campaigning in the late one nine hundred ninety s. and early two thousand louise barr sandusky who was the treasurer of the people's

party a close ally of marianna boy was sentenced earlier this week on monday to thirty three years in jail fined fifty one million dollars the court also ruled that the people's party would have to pay back two hundred eighty five thousand dollars as a result of financially benefiting from some of those these ill gotten gains mariano rajoy is remain defiant he says that none of his m.p.'s all government ministers have anything to do with this corruption he points the finger firmly at the opposition first to seizing the moment as it were to unseat him to undermine his government and it's very much marianna always own personal perspective spain will now be much worse off now that or a socialist leader will be at the helm. and watch what a socialist leader petro sanctions being at the helm mean for the country me especially because this is expected to be a minority government. yeah well let's expect a short honeymoon period but it's going to be back to work and the long list of

challenges that he inherits it's very very probably daunting for the leader going forward we're seeing of course struggles still going on rumbling on and catalonia there are still concerns about the stability of the the spanish economy going forward as well and in the short run how he exactly gets the support he needs in parliament is going to going to be one of the most pressing and challenging questions he's going to have to form political alliances and allegiances with political parties that may not necessarily be natural bedfellows we're talking about nationalistic catalonia or the basque country we're talking about possibly also about some hardline independent stuff parties joining a coalition as well it's not going to be easy but right now when it comes to spain's political short term future it has meant a real seismic shake up of the political landscape here in spain now the return of

the socialist party again immediately going forward what we're going to really see is the formation of a government how quickly that happens we have no idea right now who would take some time it could mean that the sitting m.p.'s within the people's party within the party continue on in an interim role all of that though needs to be decided in the coming hours and days stay with us we are going to come back to you for more on what next for spain but let's look at the political rise and for of money on it a horn now pizza shop has more. mariano rajoy is known as spain's crisis manager and never with those talents more sorely needed when he's people's party came to power in its third attempt in two thousand and eleven as a sixty three year old political veteran it was an election won convincingly on a promise to tackle. the fallout from the two thousand and eight economic crisis but roy's austerity measures backed by the e.u.

approved tough medicine and brought the people out onto the streets the salaries of public workers were frozen rent assistance for young people abolished income tax up and pensions down but it steered spain back to growth. over the last two years spain has been rocked by the territorial crisis over catalonia. despite the protests clamping down hard on the separatist movement blocked it from seceding after catalonia declared independence. but roy safe pair of hands fumbled the latest scandal last week as more than two dozen business people including his party's former treasurer were sentenced on charges of corruption afterwards the socialist party put forward a motion to vote him from office is that he's worth anything. are you going to resign mr roy are you going to keep on clinging to the position weakening democracy and weakening the quality of the government in the end these were charges he could

no longer answer opening the way for yet another set of elections and possibly another vulnerable government to shop al-jazeera. let's go back to our correspondent in the back and now he is joining us live from the capital madrid so naïve could what's happened today need to more elections in spain. hypothetically yes it could indeed i don't think the specter of elections is entirely gone away it would probably need to happen next is for pedro sanchez when he's formally. goes through the process of becoming prime minister he could end up having to go she has a dialogue with some of the other political parties we know that see other than us the center right party and the demos the leftist party of keen for that to happen particularly i have to say other than argue in the polls at the moment of being coming out on top they're really pushing for elections later down the line but it's

absolutely going to be. very sanchez's main goal to hold on to power for as long as possible as he said. earlier on in the program oh this will be a minority government he's going to have to form alliances the legion says with people that may not necessarily be a political bedfellows with the socialist and that could be a huge challenge going forward the concern is that it could well lead to greater political instability political stalemate here in congress as well worst case scenario mariano rajoy shortly before this vote spoke frequently about a frankenstein's monster of a coalition going forward that he believed would not be go good for the country in the future and they've you know given that sanchez does have to form alliances where. with cattle and with the basque nationalists an order to get the majority needed to support a whore what could have being prime minister mean for those nationalist movements

for and boss close friends. mean much by way of any great will seismic change the. securely for the hopes of cattle on independence in that region very few sympathetic for you see is here in madrid towards the independence movement as a whole the sheer fact that the catalan policies to independence parties backers of this vote of no confidence is largely down to the fact that they want to take revenge against marianna old boy who they see as being directly responsible for the violent crackdown on protesters. just ahead of the referendum late last year. anything in their eyes that so politically causes more chaos here in madrid is going to be good for them i don't think it means anything by way of greater sympathy for what they're trying to achieve politically going forward or what may thank you very much for that for now that is leave barca with the very

latest from madrid where the spanish parliament have voted in a no confidence motion against prime minister mariano to foil and socialist leader petro sanchez is now spain's new prime minister. to italy now the country is getting a populist government the m.p.'s seventy five star movement and far right lead party have succeeded in forming a coalition with just set their contest prime minister for content and his ministers will be sworn in on friday that involve a report from. ending almost a week of political and financial turmoil in italy the incoming prime minister announces his government line up. on my side there will be luigi demaio labor in the industry minister who will also assume the role of deputy prime minister sen mattel's salvini interior minister who will assume the role of deputy prime minister the difference between this time around and last weekend the controversial

figure of paolo serve on a euro skeptic rejected by the president as economy minister now gets the e.u. affairs portfolio while that means there's still scope for friction with bras. the new foreign minister laurence omar vero is a familiar figure from a previous government of technocrats it be a disaster for the for italy and these economies because these two party want to spare and they should renegotiate something with europe and the european union is not too keen to make any concessions to italy for opponents of the so-called populist alliance the only good news is that italy finally has a government but that they can see the children are this their program is very dangerous and impossible i mean it is dangerous for families and for business but this is our opinion let's hope they contradict us about the italian public will want to see how far the administration meets campaign promises from deporting so-called illegal immigrants to providing a guaranteed minimum income the nature of this incoming government won't be to the

liking of many e.u. leaders but the fact is had there been fresh elections in italy the so-called populist parties may well have won a stronger mandate to demand change so for the time being many people are reserving their judgments the team barber al jazeera rome. still ahead on the bulletin. the voice is getting louder to depersonalize abortion and argentina and. a museum showcasing the one with largest collection of african cape town bought it's not without controversy. the i.m.f. said riyadh's a break even price twenty eighteen is likely to be around eighty eight dollars a barrel why is argentina again turning to the i.m.f. for help now we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live

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it's good to have you with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories spanish prime minister money on little whore has been ousted in a very very important opposition socialist party leader pedro sanchez from abaco some as prime minister the boys party has been struggling to restore trust factor of course all of that profited from an illegal scheme some of america's closest allies are threatening retaliatory measures after the u.s. imposed tariffs on steel in alimony and ports the trumpet ministration refused to grant exemptions to the european union canada and mexico there are fears that could spark a global trade war and peace talks have resumed between north and south korea and

the truthfulness of palindrome both delegations are going to set up a new joint gaze on office working together on military talks to defuse tensions and to hold discussions of the separated families. now nationwide protests have been held in argentina calling for the decriminalization of abortion. the demands follow months of televise hearings on whether or not to allow women to terminate pregnancies within the first fourteen weeks a congressional committee is due to watch on the proposed change to the law which both houses of parliament would also have to approve tourism by reports from when a site is. it's the last day of the abortion hearings in argentina and those who want to legalize it demonstrated in congress will ring as always the color green that's become a symbol of the national campaign for free legal and safe abortions a minute. and yet we have been fighting for many years for something like this to

happen to separate the state from the church and to the side based on what's better for the country in the past decade we have seen a few reasons for aggressive reforms in argentina gay marriage unfactual education policies but until now abortion has been. off the table mainly because of the pressure by the catholic church in the past month over seven hundred people coming here to congress to express their views for and against abortion the debate has polarized the country abortion in argentina easy legal only in case of rape or if a woman's life is had risk but it is estimated that four hundred thousand planned the stine abortions are performed every year many women have died most of them are poor the outcome of any vote is by no means certain sure. i have to defend the right to life that is in our constitution and i cannot go against the right to life since conception but if you ask me if you want a woman to go to prison because of an abortion i say no i think we can protect them

in a different way if they want. this public debate has promoted the visibility of a problem a consequence. it helps the health ministry and also she'll sectors to begin talking about sexual education educate about contraception and prevent abortions precedent. is against a change in the law but he allowed the debate defying the pressure from the catholic church. some bishops have been very aggressive with lawmakers where they have thrown those who are planning to vote in favor they generate fear they remain authoritarian but it's because they know they will lose. over the past fifteen years the campaign to legalize abortion has presented six bills on six different locations but no one made it to congress many hope it will be different this time. to the vatican's leading prosecutors are being sent back to china to investigate

decades of child sex abuse and accusations that a bishop covered up crimes of pope francis who visited chile in january has written to the country's roman catholics to apologize for the scandal and said the church should be ashamed of its treatment of victims he. praised them for bringing the truth to light despite attempts by catholic leaders to discredit them. the united nations security council has given south sudan's warring factions a month to reach a peace deal or face possible sanctions the security council voted to adopt a u.s. led resolution that threatens an arms embargo and an attempt to end the five year civil war six countries including ethiopia and china abstained from voting have a more than has more. let's move on now and a new museum in south africa has quickly become a top tourist attraction but the collection of contemporary art in cape town is

also causing controversy among local artists and critics malcolm webb reports. it's the first of its kind in africa and the biggest designs museum of contemporary art in cape town is in an old silo concrete sheaves that once stored grain has been cut away to house the world's largest collection of african art it's attracted and impressed lovers from all over the world. and. i'm so excited to. see it as you're. here my heart. not only my but. it's open last year and already draws three thousand visitors a day if galleries are spread over ninth rules. they display the private collection of german billionaire philanthropist york and zite. he's bought artworks from all over the continent and led them to the museum on top of the building is

a hotel rooms that cost as much as twelve thousand dollars a night it's on cape town's waterfront which is home to some of the confidence most expensive property there is popular with tourists and with wealthy south africans few people from the townships come here so some artists are not critics say the putting that kind of institution in this kind of place isn't very inclusive but the potential minister for tourism told us it's prominent helps african art to position in an exclusive space d.n.a. waterfront that tourism destination in africa i mean what better place to put it if you want to really get artists to be exposed african or to be exposed so i think that if we aren't ways any of those arguments. just outside the city in a township called langar you went to a community center that works with local artists it's supported by city authorities we asked one of the founders about the nearby opening of the giant gallery housing

of foreigners private collection it's ok. decided to do what he wanted to do. now would love to see that face. this in a. museum tries to be accessible african citizens spared the fifteen dollars entrance fee on wednesday mornings and schoolchildren and to free the time at least those able to get here can enjoy this grand addition to the continent's art scene. malcolm webb keep down south africa. now finally this bulletin a robotic bird of prey has been developed to help stop real birds from hitting airplanes the road bird as it's called was developed by a dutch company they say the robotic peregrine falcon can help scare birds away from air traffic and discourage them from nesting near runways.

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