tariffs on our our friends and neighbors notably mexico and canada argentina and brazil i'm not sure what his his long list of grievances is you know or with those countries but it's you know look when in doubt i don't think that tariffs are a good idea but you know with as far as china is concerned i think it was kind of the last resort and i think i think it was right for the president to call him out and i agree greg it appears that sometimes when president trump when he's not getting exactly his way or he's trying to move things on china it seems like he goes elsewhere to exert his trade you know i mean it's kind of his his m.o. there sometimes they're moving back to that china u.s. relations how will these sanctions affect the u.s. and what will happen to these n.g.o.s as these new sanctions get put in place by china. yeah look i think it's important as far as the n.g.o.s go i mean look there i don't think this is going to affect the us surely won't affect the u.s. economy or the u.s. political views dramatically the fact that you know cement n.g.o.s might not be of operate in h

france germany and canada of interfering in its internal affairs in argentina supporters of the peronist party are celebrating its return to power at a rally and when as dire as many supporters dressed as eva peron the wife of the former president one parent a lot of the occasion around this movement has been a major force in argentina politics since peron's presidency in the 1940 s. . those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story stage and dance of watching. what does it take to become an indian citizen the government says a proposed new law offers a home for those fleeing religious persecution but opponents say it excludes one group of muslims and undermines the country's secular identity what will it mean for the constitution and envious hitcher this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm helmer he'd seen a proposal that would bring sweeping changes to india's 64 year old citizenship law is dividing politicians and activists and sponsoring charges of religious bigotry the ruling bharatiya janata party or b j p says it offers a safe ha

france germany and canada of interfering in its internal affairs in argentina supporters of the peronistparty are celebrating its return to power at a rally and when as dire as many supporters dressed as eva peron the wife of the former argentine president one parent to mark the occasion around this movement has been a major force in argentina politics since peron's presidency in the 1940 s. . those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story stage and dance of watching. what does it take to become an indian citizen the government says a proposed new law offers a home for those fleeing religious persecution but opponents say it excludes one group of muslims and undermines the country's secular identity what will it mean for the constitution and india's future this is inside story. hello and welcome see the program on how he'd seen a proposal that would bring sweeping changes to india's 64 year old.

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argentina, this in retaliation over currency manipulation. coming as house democrats inch closer to agreements with canada and mexico over usmca. llary vaughn live on capitol hill with more. hillary? reporter: charles, argentina and brazil have been both filling china's void of agricultural products caused by the u.s.-china trade war. they are both the latest target of president trump's tariffs, announcing he will slap steel and aluminum tariffs on these two countries for manipulating their currency which he says is hurting u.s. farmers and manufacturers. >> well brazil has really discounted, if you take a look what happened with their currency, they have devalued their currency very substantially by 10%. argentina also. and i gave them a big break on tariff. now i'm taking that break off because it is very unfair to our manufacturers and very unfair to our farmers. reporter: today house speaker pelosi in in trade says the usmca is still not ready for a vote. democrats want mexico to accept better enforcement measures from the u.s. to make sure they keep up labor standards. pelosi saying today she thinks the deal on the table do

this is certainly happened because back last year argentina and brazil were even shielded when the united states implemented. the euro and union canada and mexico among others even lifted 25 percent tariff from 10 percent. minium last year so this is certainly coming as a surprise donald trump both always accusing this countries of evaluating the currency in argentina and brazil saying that this is something that hurts farmers in the united states because brazil argentina exports mostly commodities like so you have been wheat. other things so reaction there let's go live to the white house to speak to our correspondent kimberly halkett really he announced that by a tweet it obviously took the leaders of brazil and argentina by surprise do we know why the president did this. yeah there seems to be a little bit of an indication the exact timing today a little bit unclear but certainly it does appear the president may be responding to some comments that came from the brazilian economic minister last week where he said in an interview that he was not concerned about the exchange rate between the brazilian rail and the u.s. dollar given t

argentina. jobs. how that rapid developing the bomb cyclon has disappeared north was into eastern canada and the front of gone with it the talk around is still cold and the still some more snow to come but not very much this is probably the point to focus on more this division between the cold in the plains and the warm in the southern states is enough to produce some pretty sparky thunderstorms we think more or less from texas or maybe east texas woods across the appalachians towards d.c. to his merry land in the carolinas that will hang around and move slowly east was for tween monday and tuesday the cogia always to the west so this is a place to watch for violent thunderstorms and more especially when it's even a bit of freezing rain possibly everywhere else is quite quiet the cloud is creeping in on the pacific coast but it's just cloud for the time being nothing much more to it a little change in the caribbean there the breeze is to blowing through occasional light showers the heaviest ones probably through jamaica than toward next right here in honduras on monday and possibly choose day as well

terry of song's title for the european union for canada and mexico well he in a way shelved away did not implemented those policies whether brazil and argentina while the situation is changing right now it's not clear yet why this is happening some say that brazil and argentina have been getting quite close to china on one side but also because factories in the united states are struggling they have been laying off workers and some say that is this policy is meant to talk to them to his people to those who have voted for him in the past and that he was so show that he's main priority to right now it is he is america 1st and terry so what impact will these tabs on argentina which is currently struggling with an economic crisis . in brazil for example the amount of steel and aluminum ep. exports gold still about $2200000000.00 which is about 9 percent but in argentina is only 3 percent the main problem for argentina right now is also political argentina is going through an enormous economic crisis with over around a 50 inflate 1st sentence rate with capital controls in the country exchange controls in the country with people turning to the u.s.

this is certainly happened because back last year argentina and brazil were even shielded when the united states implemented on the euro and union canada mexico among others it even lifted a 25 percent tariff on 10 percent tariff on aluminum last year so this is totally coming as a surprise donald trump also is accusing this country's of devaluating the currency in argentina and brazil saying that this is something that hurts farmers in the united states because brazil and argentina exports mostly commodities like so you have been wheat among other things. have been cleaning up after their most violent in the history of the country official figures registered $127.00 homicides on sunday the highest tally since records began the hardest hit town was villain in the region with 22 people lost their lives to cartel gunfire this comes as president trump is pushing to register some mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations. argentina's vice president the late cristina fernandez the kia scherr has appeared in court and the former president is being investigated for alleged corruption during her time in office from 2007 to 2015 the heari

certainly happened because back in last year argentina and brazil were even shielded when the united states implemented tariffs on the romanian union canada mexico among others even lifted a 25 percent tariff from temper sent terrorists on many. am last year so this effectively coming as a surprise donald trump both always accusing this country's of devaluating the currency in argentina and brazil saying that this is something that hurts farmers in the united states because brazil and argentina exports mostly commodities like so you have been wheat among other things some all as prime minister is shutting down the government and ordering staff to help deal with the spiraling measles outbreak so far at least 53 people have died on the pacific islands most of them young children as many as 100 people are falling ill every day josie hagen is a medical officer at the world health organization regional office for the western pacific he says vaccines are the safest and most effective way of tackling the current measles outbreak the truth is that vaccines are some of the safest interventions that we have access to measles vaccine alone has preve

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salut this is certainly happened because back in last year argentina and brazil were even shielded when the united states implemented. in union canada and mexico among others it even lifted 25 percent tyree from teal temper sent tyreese minium last year so this is totally coming as a surprise donald trump old who is accusing this country's of evaluating the currency in argentina and brazil saying that this is something that hurts farmers in the united states because brazil argentina exports mostly commodities like so you have been wheat. other things. saying in argentina the vice president elect cristina fernandez de kia scherr has appeared in court when a former president is being investigated for alleged corruption during her time in office from 2007 to 2015 and the hearing is just days before she's due to be sworn in as vice president will better fit in and is who used to be her chief of staff when she led argentina. a vigil has been held in the united kingdom for the 2 people killed in friday's london bridge attack by a man who had been jailed for terror offenses jack married. to death on the london bridge by an attacker who was

canada plus steel does not involve brazil. once we have left the european union... argentinahe common market, but once we have left the european union, the choices would be ours. you say food, footwear and clothing would be cheaper. absolutely, we have the opportunity to bring down the average family bill every month. many foods that do not enter the eu market do not do so because of health and safety standards, it is not really have anything to do with tariffs. you are proposing an open market and lower food standards?” could take it within a mile of here right now and we could find fruit and veg that has come into britain from outside the european union, we could go and find kids' shoes, clothes coming in from outside the european union, all of which have ta riffs european union, all of which have tariffs on them. and food with lower standards. it is they're already in manchester, you can buy it now, it is not lower standards. how would you protect british farmers and agriculture? already british farmers and agriculture face projects coming in from around the world. thanks,

argentina doing different things. usmca is probably more beneficial for mexico than canada, but it is not a huge market event.status quo. this was a man-made argument around whether or not we should be pulling nafta apart and redesigning it and discussing it. the uncertainty around whether or not we would have a deal and have it implemented. last year what shock value whether this could get executed and now we are at the implementation phase there is nothing for markets to trade on. extrapolate that to general trade, good and bad headlines? can we use the same argument? mark: i would say you have to think of macro versus idiosyncratic risk. market a north american that is idiosyncratic to the north american supply chain. it could get businesses moving aren, but maybe if you talking about global sentiment around trade tensions, you've gone from the escalation period, maybe we need to celebration. that is important because what we have lived in for the last year is a negative feedback loop of trade uncertainty, global growth slow down, and keeps going. if usmca is now one step in the right direction, something

certainly happened because back last year argentina and brazil were even shielded when the united states implemented terry of some of the european union canada mexico among others it even lifted a 25 percent tariff on fuel 10 percent terrorists on aluminum last year so this is certainly coming as a surprise donald trump also is accusing this country's of devaluating the currency in argentina and brazil saying that this is something that hurts farmers in the united states because brazil and argentina exports mostly commodities like so you have been wheat longer other things the reason why this is happening now nobody really knows but what some people are guessing here is that it has to do with the relations that baseball countries have with china trade has increased in recent years with china. but also with the situation that's currently happening in the united states in mexico factories in the united states where there's been a drop in the prices of metals there has been layoffs among other things of both governments are saying that they will start speaking directly to donald trump you towards when i just said that he was calling him directl

that put a floor -- argentina put a floor -- >> they were intervening to try to prevent the downward movement of their currency. paul: the president is pushing for the u.s., canada, mexico trade deal, the president is pushing for it very hard. nancy pelosi is not going along with it. you have said you will not vote for the revised nafta in its current form. why not? >> i think it moves backward on free trade. it doesn't change that much relative to the underlying nafta. i would say there are three big change, i'll say four. there's mode modernization. paul: and that's good. >> that's good. they cut an that in. all good. there's three problems -- maybe there's more than three. a big part of the motivation was to impede the trade in automobiles, cars and car parts. the president's problem with nafta is we have a trade deficit with mexico. it's reciprocal. the result was that we have a modest trade deficit with mexico and apparently that was unacceptable. so in this agreement, we imposed quotas, country specific rules of origin. paul: and wage -- >> minimum wage determination. all kinds of things that don't belong in a he freed trade agreement. -- free trade agreem

argentina's president has promised us government will prioritize economic growth over paying its debts. has been sworn into office with former. vice president. canada mexico and the u.s. have signed a revised free trade agreement to replace a 25 year old deal it was sealed hours after house democrats announced they'd support a revised agreement after months of negotiations and that the mexican capital where the deal was signed. the. mexican president. met with representatives from the united states and canada on tuesday for the signing of the us embassy in. a trade deal that stalled for months pending a series of changes demanded by democrats in the u.s. house of representatives u.s. street officials touted the deal as a major accomplishment one that ends the age of the north american free trade agreement or nafta and it's. it's nothing short of a miracle that we have all come together i think that's a testament to how good the agreement is but perhaps more importantly it's a testament to how long it will last and how people will be coming to north america and how vibrant the economy this will be for all of us so it is such canada's deputy prime mi

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argentina ahead of the official return to one of the country's grand old parties. and historic much more than. plenty of active weather across much of the united states and canada as we go through the next few days and absolutely massive cloud working its way eastward so not surprisingly but it's kind of weather wraps up inside this cold air in place behind this system we've got a line of snow really just staying along the line of the appalachian mountains ahead of that we've got that mild air so that will be turning to rain we could have some heavy rain at times but just begin to look at these temperatures head through central regions of the u.s. and also. in manitoba in canada minus 19 minus 15 minus 21 in winnipeg on wednesday this is about 11 degrees below the average over these days time highs and minus 16 in minneapolis and again the average is minus 3 so really very cold conditions there's no working its way across in the pacific northwest but just about staying clear wednesday further to the south into california so 14 celsius the high for you there in san francisco it sets a k. across much of the caribbean we have got one and 2 scottish as you can see

that put a floor -- argentina put a floor -- >> they were intervening to try to prevent the downward movement of their currency. paul: the president is pushing for the u.s., canada, mexico trade deal, the president is pushing for it very hard. nancy pelosi is not going along with it. you have said you will not vote for the revised nafta in its current form. why not? >> i think it moves backward on free trade. it doesn't change that much relative to the underlying nafta. i would say there are three big change, i'll say four. there's mode modernization. paul: and that's good. >> that's good. they cut an that in. all good. there's three problems -- maybe there's more than three. a big part of the motivation was to impede the trade in automobiles, cars and car parts. the president's problem with nafta is we have a trade deficit with mexico. it's reciprocal. the result was that we have a modest trade deficit with mexico and apparently that was unacceptable. so in this agreement, we imposed quotas, country specific rules of origin. paul: and wage -- >> minimum wage determination. all kinds of things that don't belong in a he freed trade agreement. -- free trade agreem