they're demanding the government of president alberto fernandez improve social aid programs and have spoken out against argentina's repayment of a $44 billion debt with the international monetary fund, which they say largely burdens the people. this is one of the protesters. >> today more than 300,000 people are going to be on at the plaza to demand of the national government that there be no more hunger, no more misery. we want genuine work. we clearly say no to the international monetary fund and the foreign debt. amy: the protest in buenos aires came just days after president alberto fernandez announced he will seek reelection in 2023. north korea has announced its first covid-19 death. state media made the admission friday as it reported some 350,000 north koreans have been treated after an explosive nationwide outbreak. sri lanka's embattled president reimposed a nationwide curfew and swore in a new prime minister thursday, just days after his brother stepped down from the role amid massive protests over nepotism, corruption, and a devastating economic crisis. the move did littl

country president, alberto fernandez, specified that food and energy security in latin america has been jeopardized by the sanctions against russia. one of the world's largest exporters of wheat and fertilizer restrictions have limited trade, reportedly creating a threat of maps, hunger, and several parts of the globe. are t heard from a geo political analysts about how justified the argentinian president's views are . what i think that he respects the opinion of many people, not just in argent email, but throughout latin america who are quite concerned increasingly concerned about these exaggerated sanctions. that's a west is taking russia, which makes it quite obvious that this is not just a special military operation of russia against ukraine, for very justifiable reasons. but this is the united states, or nato, at least once to have a war with russia and seeing everything possible to escalate it and make it even worse, which naturally will bring economic and financial hardship, not just to the russian economy, but throughout the world into regions such as latin america, we are seein

it is morally indecent. president, alberto fernandez specified that food and energy security in latin america has been jeopardized by the sanctions against russia. one of the world's largest exporters of wheat and fertilizers. now the restrictions have limited trade, reportedly creating a threat of mass hunger in several parts of the globe. our t heard from a geo political analyst about how justified the argentinian president. that's views are what i think that he respects the opinion of many people, not just an argentine, but throughout latin america who are quite concerned increasingly concerned about these exaggerated sanctions. that's a west is taking russia, which makes it quite obvious that this is not just a special military operation of russia against ukraine, for very justifiable reasons. but this is the united states, or nato, at least once to have a war with russia and soon everything possible to escalate it and make it even worse, which naturally will bring economic and financial hardship, not just to the russian economy, but throughout the world in 2 regions such as latin

alberto fernandez and the first lady have been ordered to pay a total of three million pesos — or 24ing funerals. to the uk now — where borisjohnson is under renewed pressure over gatherings during lockdown, following the latest revelations by people who worked in downing street at the time. they describe a culture in which parties were routine, despite strict laws forbidding indoor and outdoor mixing. the gatherings were often crowded, and security guards were laughed at when they tried to stop one party from taking place. the testimony, obtained by bbc panorama, comes of an official report, into what happened. and the metropolitan police are facing new demands to explain why the prime minister wasn't fined for attending a gathering in november 2020, while others were. our deputy political editor vicki young has the latest. unemployment is now down to its lowest level since 1974. boris johnson trying to focus on the positive as he opened this week's cabinet meeting. they have all been defending his behaviour during lockdown, at a time when rule—breaking was rife inside number 10. th

president alberto fernandez has been caught up in his own partygate scandal.ion into him breaking his rules during lockdown. the president and his wife came under investigation last year after this photo emerged showing the couple and around a dozen guests celebrating the first lady's birthday. the photo was taken in july 2020 when lockdown measures banned any public gatherings, including funerals. initially president fernandez downplayed the breach, saying it didn't count because nobody had caught covid. later he became more apologetic. saying he realised the birthday shouldn't have happened. he was sorry and it won't happen again. now, a judge has agreed to allow the case against president fernandez and his wife to be dropped, in exchange for three million pesos, that's $24,000. the money is equivalent to the cost of a respiratory machine and a stay in intensive care. it will go towards a vaccine research institution. now, just before we wrap up this half—hour some breaking news in the world of football. the premier league board has approved the proposed tak