iberia set one up to investigate one of the worst civil wars in africa's histories.lgeria's neighbors, morocco has had one since 2004, create two and abuses under the king, 18 thousand people have been compensated but none accused of torture have been pursued. in tunisia, a commission was set up to look into the dictatorship . by a 2018, a path 200 cases to the judicial authorities. -- 52018, it passed 200 cases to the judicial authorities. >> i would say the commission's work, they want to find out what happened because algerian history is not written properly or at least as far as the war is concerned. who committed what? and how? there are so many issues that will be covered. the apology has been excluded and has never been to a large extent a demand for the algerian authorities. it is a popular demand for the average algerian, they want an apology from france. this report recognized certain things, such as an assassination, which is a good start. after these particular commissions have uncovered what they need, they spoke about nuclear tests in the south of alger

house is not yet known what caused the crash the incident happened in the city of detroit argentina's iberia wetlands are one of the most biodiverse regions in the world but over the last few decades they've been severely impacted by industrial farming conservation groups that are working to reverse that damage reason by reports now from their national park in korean this. means in the local indigenous quote any language water the chimes and here in the province of korea in this in with eastern argentina there is splendid of it. but in the past few decades the wildlife in the event and national park that covers more than a 1000000 hectares of land began disappearing because of human activity. and that's what people like my. trying to change the loss of a country where you are has left that i mean that we are working to really wild argentina this means reintroducing crucial species that disappeared from the ecosystem in this case we're working with the jaguars the main objective is to generate a sustainable population. these jaguars now will and i.c.'s are kept here so their cubs can one day

activity and industrial farming conservation groups are now working to reverse that damage reports from iberia national park in korean this. means in the local indigenous quote any language water the chinese and here in the province of korean days in northeastern argentina there is splendid of it. but in the past few decades the wildlife in the event and national park that covers more than a 1000000 hectares of land began disappearing because of human activity. and that's what people like my long trying to change. that i mean that we are working to really wild argentina this means reintroducing crucial species that disappeared from the ecosystem in this case we're working with the jaguars the main objective is to generate a sustainable population and. at least jaguars now will and i.c.'s are kept here so their cubs can one day repopulate the area jaguars are seen as a threat to agricultural settlements in the area and that's why their numbers have plummeted in the past years in fact in the province of korea because they have been extend for over 70 years now and that's why projects like this o

also in cities across iberia, you had people coming out and calling for protests in more than 60 townsities across russia. there was also a protest in siberia and the temperature was minus 52 degrees celsius. alexi called upon these protests immediately upon his return from berlin. he also released what his folks called a bombshell big investigation into vladimir putin's alleged wealth and a palace that the russian president allegedly owns. let's have a look. >> this video is going viral in russia. an investigation done by kremlin critic alexi novalyy and his anti-corruption foundation showing the monstrosity and the luxurious details of a palace allegedly owned by russian president vladimir putin. >> we introduce you to the most secret palace in russia. this is the biggest private house in russia. it's the new versailles. he managed to film it using a drone and creating a view of the inside with what they say is from filed floor plans. with 11 bedrooms, 2 spas, a hockey rink, a church, novalny claims it's worth $1.4 billion. with a hooka lounge, for instance, what what his team claims

iag, owner of iberia airways, is trading down sharply today.expecting to see a further lockdown. the eu talking about negative covid tests being revived. the u.k. is expected to tighten its rules of entry as well. all that being priced into iag and other stocks. they are down 7.32%. alix: i want to bring in mark manduca. you have france that could go into a lockdown and whether the u.k. will lift lockdown. how much of this is priced into the travel guide? mark: you summed it up beautifully. borders are beginning to close and we had israel and scandinavia offering their own versions of events. needless to say u.k., france, neighbors do want to be left behind. it appears that this notion of bed and breakfasting rivals, at their own cost by the way, is the australian style mechanism. the first question is in terms of what is priced in, is this event possible? the clear functionality issues around this. if you take 8000, 7 thousand arrivals into the u.k., we are we going to find beds for these people? if you have ever taken one of these tests, it i

of end to end process management and fulfilling consumer lending activity and we are excited that iberia it and had success and we're excited about adopting it across a whole with our franchise. >> do you think bank technology is still in the infancy. a lot of banks moved to the cloud and bringing customer relations management is there a lot more to do technologically for first hor horizon? >> i think when we get through this integration, we'll have moved the ball forward with products, features and functionality. this notion of the back room and core systems is likely to not change significantly over the foreseeable future financial institutions use a lot of big iron mainframe systems that go back 20, 30, 40 years plus in some cases and what we have to do is make sure we put with api's front ends on these systems that allow us to make the ex kbperience from a custom perspective much better than dealing with the old green screen technology but getting the cloud based infrastructure or core to where we are today is a huge and expensive lift and so i suspect we and the industry will contin