a draft of an arrest warrant for the president has been discovered alberto nisman in the home of albertoisman. he was found dead last month under mysterious circumstances. he had been investigating the bombing of a jewish center and accused cristina kirchner of covering up iranian involvement in the attack. we have more. >> this is the document authorities said did not exist. seven months before the death of alberto nisman. it follows the article claiming there was a draft arrest warrant. that has drawn outrage from authorities. a chief investigator denied its existence. the cabinet chief rip off parts -- the investigator has clarified her earlier statements, saying she didn't know there was a draft of the documents. >> it doesn't change the investigation process direction. >> she insists she hasn't been pressured by the government. she will shortly be taking a holiday. one more unanswered questions. why did the final document call for the president and foreign minister to only face questions rather than arrest? what he changed tack is unclear. growing speculation about who killed albert

angry that the government refused to honour alberto nisman. the sign says god may forgive them but not the nation. for once argentina wants to know the truth. there's too much political interference in the justice system. on the other hand it's suspicious that a prosecutor who precisely was investigating the president ends up dead and no one knows what happened. president cristina fernandez de kirchner has ridiculed suggestions that she may have played a part in the from's untimely death. >> this is where alberto nisman's office used to be. the government's handling of his death has been clumsy at death. the chief of staff and spokesman accuse the organizers of plotting a coup further inflaming political passions and divisions in the country. organizers insist the march was not political. the presence of every opposition leader and presidential helpful. elections are 8 months away. alberto nisman's death may not be clarified, he's become the symbol and martyr for the ruling party's opponents >>> president obama removed the acting label from th

it was reported in alberto nisman's flat investigators found a warned. that was first of all denied. the investigator is not clear whether alberto nisman committed suicide. if he was killed who was behind the murder. still uncertain. while all this is going, the president is in china on an official visit on this case. there are things that remain clear, is that we are as far ever finding who might have been behind the bomb attack on the jewish cultural center that killed 85 people or who is behind the death of alberto nisman >>> still to come on the programme - a controversial comedian faces court for condoning terrorism. details in a while. and create a better future? an al jazeera america special report race in america all next week part of our special black history month coverage on al jazeera america >> the death toll could be much higher than anyone known. >> posing as a buyer... >> ...people ready then... >> mr. president >> who should answer for those people >>> hello, let's look at the top stories on al jazeera. jordan executed two people, includ

for alberto nisman. he died for us. he dedicated himself to the army. so i hope his death will not be in vain. we call him the 86th victim. we hope we don't see the same impunity as for the 85. >> while the victim's family want justice, they don't agree how it will be achieve. they are subdivided. some support the government. many do not. others take a different course. the ex-wife as a victim. >> i'm not going to say what others want to hear. we are not going to play politics to win supporters. we tell the truth. that's their problem. this is election year in argentina. further complicating the issue. everyone says they want justice for the army of victims and alberto nisman, the government and opposition have been accused of politics with the case. >> translation: we don't want anyone using the army or the death of alberto nisman for other purposes. elections should be disputed at the ballot box. >> reporter: argentina has the largest jewish community in latin america. the armenian bombing and attack o

they want justice for the army and alberto nisman. both the government and the opposition have been accused of playing politics with the case. anyone using the army in the death of alberto nisman for their purposes the elections should be disputed at the ballot box. political problems and debate. not at the cost of the dead. >> the army are bombing and they attacked the israeli embassy. two years erl 29 were killed remain unsold. since then the community lived under tight security. whilst so many questions are unanswered and justice not down. they exploded on the site nearly 21 years ago. the wound are unhealed. with this latest scandal. they are snil the open both in argentina, and the british community in particular. >>> a new art show at a museum is charging visitors to spot a fake painting put on display on purpose. >> reporter: the gallery is one of the world's oldest filled with hundreds of painting rembrandt's, rooub ren's. amidst the old masters and originals lurks a copy worth $12 #. the challenge for villagers is to spot whi

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prosecutor alberto nisman. >> for once argentina wants to know the truth. there is too much political interference in the justice system and on the other hand, it is very suspicious that a prosecutor who precisely was investigating the president ends up dead and no one knows what happened. >> president cristina kirchner has ridiculed suggestions that she may have taken part in his death. in fact referring to this march the further enflaming political passions and divisions in the country. still while organize eshes organizers insist this wasn't planned elections are eight months away and while neefsman's death wasn't clarified by then, lucia newman, al jazeera, buenos aires. >> here's what's coming up on the program. fest ethnic unrest in myanmar is spiraling out of control in a border state. plus a former australian guantanamo bay detain ewelcomes a decision striking down his terrorist conviction. fest st >> writer taiye selasi shares her impactful point of view >> certain people have to explain there presence... >> when you're part of many worlds, where i

alberto nisman's body was found with a bullet to the head. lucia newman reports from buenos aires. >> mark one month since the suspicious death of prosecutor alberto nisman. many of his colleagues, fellow prosecutors led the march angry that the government had failed to honor nisman. the sign says, god may forgive them but not the nation. >> for once, argentina wants to know the truth. there is too much political interference with the justice system the prosecutor who was precisely investigating the president and ends up dead and no one knows what happens. >> president cristina kirchner, is considered to perhaps have played a part in the prosecutor's death. the president's chief of staff and spokesman accused the organizers and the media of plotting a judicial coup and are trying to destabilize the government. further inflaming passions and divisions in this country. still, organizers insist this wasn't political. but every political leader indicated the contrary. elections are just eight months away, it's ever the prosecutor has become the s

alberto nisman for i think 10 years. i think he deserves our respect.other prosecutors were investigating other cases, mainly for this. >> we had to be here. i think everyone had to be here. the search for justice is something constant. i think it was worth getting wet. >> on january 18, alberto nisman was found dead in his apartment of a gunshot wound to the head. his body was discovered just a day before he was due to testify before lawmakers on his findings into the 1994 attack. just four days earlier, he appeared on television and outlined his allegations against the president and foreign minister. >> the signing of the memorandum and the finalization of a process of impunity that started two years ago. in january 2012, president cristina fernandez de kirchner ordered her foreign minister to to see is he ate from the case for reasons i'm going to explain. >> investigators initially said his death appeared to be a suicide, but no gun powder residue was found on his hands but many theories have been floated as to who may have been involved. to help us

the lead investigator into the death of alberto nisman said the 26 page warrant was discovered in the garbage. daniel schweimler has more from buenos aires. >> there are those that are likening this case to a spy novel. it's one of the most intriguing that argentina has seen. if it should be made into a movie, the viewers would find difficulty. it's more convoluted by the day. investigators had found warrants for the raft of the president and the -- arrest of the president and the foreign minister. it was denied and admitted by the investigator. it's unclear at this stage whether alberto nisman committed suicide or whether he was killed and who was behind it it's still very uncertain. the president, mrs. cristina fernandez de kirchner, is in china on an official meeting. one thing that remains very clear is that we are as far ever finding whoever might be behind the 1994 bomb attack on the cultural center in buenos aires, that killed 85 people or who is behind the death of alberto nisman. >>> you may remember that the democratic republic of congo said it was going to attack a rebel gr

and we suspect the same fate awaits the alberto nisman case. >> we see people all over the system. they lack the resources. the ability to solve the cases. i don't think it will know. >> in a dramatic mood the government lifted restrictions allowing the former spy chief to testify. with a failure to solve the bomb attack and its alleged involvement. involvement. >> reporter: >> translation: we have made many extra suggestions. it's not enough to dismantle the intelligence agency and build a new one with all the vices and problems it suffers from today. >> argentine are talking about little elves. they believe the government will counter events and those that don't. >> many doubt we'll ever find out who killed alberto nisman or those responsible for the bomb attack on the jewish cultural center will stand trial. what the crisis has done is laid bear some of the country's institutions. most notably the intelligence agency. >> daniel schweimler - al jazeera. >>> in mexico 60 rotting bodies have been ground in the state of guerrero. police are searching for the owner. it's been closed

. >> the allegations were initially made by alberto nisman. the day before he was to speak in a investigative hearing he was found with a pistol shot to the head. investigators are determining whether it was suicide or murder. others say it's politically motivated and amounts to nothing. the only certainty is that it's added to the uncertainty and argentines are no closer to determining who dead necessitated the bomb in 1994 or house alberto nisman died. meanwhile, president kirchner has flown to her weekend loam and will return next week, only likely to further polarize an already divided society. daniel schwindler, al jazeera buenos aires. >> alberto nisman accused kirsh inner and others of illegal dealings with iran between 2011 and 2013, iran would trade petroleum for argentina argentine grains and other goods. argts and iran have both -- argts and iran have both denied the allegations. >> be crucial to end the four-year-old civil war. stefan's comments came two days after he met with the syrian leader in damascus. his spokesman issued a s

they want an army of victims and alberto nisman. the government and the opposition were accused of playing politics with the case. we don't want anyone using the army of dead. the elections should be disputed at the ballot box. not after the dead. >> argentina has the largest community. the army are bombing and the israeli embassy, two years earlier, in which 29 are killed. since then the community has lived under tight security. >> while so many questions remain. justice is still not down. after the bomb that exploded here on this site 21 years ago, the wounds remain unhealed. with this latest scandal, the death of alberto nisman the wounds have reopened, both in argentina in general, and the community community in particular. >>> now, can you spot a fake? the gallery in london is challenging visitors to see which is made in china. >> reporter: the dulwich picture gallery is one of the world's oldest filled with hundreds of paintings, rembrandts rubens worth billions. amid the masters, and the originals lurks a copy. the challenge

. >> argentina is sinking deeper into crisis following suspicious death of prosecutor alberto nisman. daniel schwindler is taking a look at argentina's democracy. >> this is the scene outside a court in buenos aires where a judge has to decide whether alberto nisman committed suicide or was murdered. he was found nearly three weeks ago, a pistol in his hand. every day has brought new accusations. >> it has been an earthquakes for argentina. we had already a fragile democracy but this is the first time we have such a high profile figure being killed, how we don't know yet. in the complex of a country that is in an electoral process in ten months we have a presidential election. >> reporter: mr. nisman was investigating accusation that president kirchner and her foreign minister were involved in covering up alleged iranian participation on the bombing of the jewish are organization in buenos aires after 20 years no one has been convicted of that crime. >> good people, a system where they lacked the resources and the capacity to sox these kind of complicated case -- to solve these kind o

originalmente la denuncia habÍa sido presentado por su colega alberto nisman, quien apareciÓ muerto elna, detalles y reacciones. >> la presidenta cristina fernÁndez, imputada formalmente por presunto encubrimiento los iranÍes sospechosos de cometer el peor atentado terrorista de la historia de este paÍs, ocurrido en 1994 contra la asociaciÓn mutual israelita argentina, amia. en votaciÓn fue hecha por el fiscal gerardo policito, que reiterÓ la denuncia de el fiscal alberto nisman, antes de ser muerto. la milla permite que se siga instigando a la presenta, al ministro de relaciones exteriores y a un diputado oficialista entre otros. >> se va a investigar el hecho que se habÍa denunciado por nisman, Ósea que vacile mitigaciÓn al haber si ella tiene responsabilidad en el hecho. >> el gobierno reaccionÓ enviando un documento al juez para deslindar de responsabilidades a la presidenta, diciendo que el Éxito prueba alguna que demostrÓ la existencia de conductas ilÍcitas penales, atribuibles a cristina fernÁndez. el secretario general de la presidencia, anÍbal fernÁndez tambiÉn dijo que se tra

this is where alberto nisman's office used to be. the investigation in relation to his death has been clumsy. the media has been accused of plotting a coup inflaming political passions and divisions in the country. while it occurs the presidential hopeful indicated to the contrary. alberto nisman's death may not be clarified by them, it's evident that it is a symbol and a martyr. >>> taliban fighters in afghanistan launched an attack killing three civilians and a police officer. they targeted police at a market in kandahar. three of the attackers also died. >> the attack is one of a series that appeared to be targetting police forces in afghanistan, as reports emerged of talks between the afghan taliban. there is a discussion to discuss the security situation in afghanistan. security has been stepped up in schools across pakistan after the taliban attack on an army run school in peshawar 162 dying, most children. metal detector guns and communication systems are helping to make schools secure. snipers will be seen on rooftops and som

the prosecutor alberto nisman his body removed from his well-guarded luxury apartment. a bullet wound to the head. exactly a month on and the investigation into how he died continues. >> everything indicates that this case will have a major political impact. this could be one of the most important since the return to argentina in 1983. >> reporter: his former colleagues in the justice system are holding a silent march, the poster demanding justice for the justice system. however, the days leading up to the protest provoked plenty of noise on both sides of a divided nation. the government accusing the march organizers of what they call a judicial coup. >> it seems on the face of it a silent march in memory of a dead colleague. it has come to symbolize divisions within society. over the death of alberto nisman, and the case that he was investigating should advance. with presidential elections due in october. those divisions are likely to deepen >>> we'll leave him with silence. they have liked silence. do you know why? >> i say that we are the happy ones. because they hav

it's also clear at this statement whether alberto nisman committed suicide or whether he was killed. if he was kill who was behind the murder? still uncertain. what is going on while this is going on president kimp cristina fernandez de kirchner is in china, occasionally tweeting on this case. what is clear is we are as far from ever of finding out who might have been behind the 1994 bomb attack on the jewish cultural center in buenos aires that killed 85 or who is behind the death of alberto nisman. >>> fighters with i.s.i.l. captured an oil field south-west of kirkuk city. the government there says it was a major assault and expects i.s.i.l. to try again. zeina khodr reports. >> for two days the oil field belonged to the islamic state of iraq and levant. the attack was part of a main offensive. i.s.i.l. fighters pushed out from their strong hold. they laid claim to kilometres of territory, where there are many oil installations. >> it was very serious. actually was four or five fronts, if we count the oil field. and initially they did maying progress. kurds captured the ground with

be justice for alberto nisman. he died for us dedicating himself exclusively to the cause. i hope his death will not be in feign. we call him the 86th victim. i hope we don't see the same impunity. >> while the victim's families want justice, they don't all agree how it should be achieved. they are divided. some for the government maybe do not. others take a different cause. this man's ex-wife was a victim. >> translation: we are not going to say what others want to hear. we'll not play politics to win supporters, we tell the truth. if it upsets people that's their problem. >> this is election year in argentina, complicating the issue. everywhere says they want justice for the victims and alberto nisman both the government and the opposition have been accused of playing politics with the case. >> reporter: we don't want anyone using the armie are dead or the death of nisman for political purposes. the elections should be disputed at the ballot box, not at the cost of the dead. >> argentina has the largest jewish co

it's more than a month now since the death of the special prosecutor alberto nisman. he had been investigating the bombing in which 85 people has been killed. and he had accused the government of cristina kirchner for playing a role in the bombing. and these people are protesting because they don't support their government to solve the bombing and also the unexplained death of alberto nisman. >>> countries across asia are beginning their lunar new year celebrations to welcome in the year of the sheep. and in china, hundreds of thousands of people traveled what is the greatest migration on the face of our pleasant. festivities are already underway. >> reporter: even by chinese standards, it's incredibly busy here and there's a fair amount of barging going on. if you're not one for trials this is certainly not the place to be. traditionally, families gather at temple fairs to mark the start of the new year. an event like this one are happening right across the country. one of the most common wishes is for a prosperous new year. >> these were once religious events where

their pain highlighted by the death last month of investigator alberto nisman. >> translator: i hopel be justice for nisman. he died for us. he dedicated himself exclusively to the bombing. we call him the 86th victim but i hope we won't see the same inpumin inimpunity as for the other 85. >> reporter: but the families don't all agree on how justice should be achieved. some support the government many do not, while others take a different course. >> translator: we're not going to say what others want to hear. we're not going to play politics to win supporters. we tell the truth, and if that upsets people that's their problem. >> reporter: this is election year in argentina, which further complicates the issue, while everyone says they want justice for the victims and alberto nisman both the government and the opposition have been accused of playing politics with the case. >> translator: we don't want anyone using the army of dead or the death of nisman for political purposes. >> reporter: argentina has the largest jewish community in latin america. the bombing, and the attack on the

inocencia. >> el pedido incluye el incumplimiento de funcionario pÚblico. >> esto hace un homenaje albertoabeza muy puerto madero. >> la policÍa sigue buscando pistas la y la mamÁ y ex esposa de nisman su sumaron a la nueva pericia en el departamento de alberto nisman. >> en la imputaciÓn el fiscal con dirÍa que que en la denuncia de nisman existen suficientes elementos para investigar a la mandataria mandataria. >> al regresar en noticiero telemundo algo que preocupa descubren en cuba pacientes infectados con una nueva variedad de virus de vih expertos aseguran que es mÁs agresiva. >> hablamos con una esquiadora de nieve que abre el camino para mÉxico en las prÓximas olimpiadas de los niños son como esponjas. pediasure tiene nutrientes esenciales para que puedas ayudarlos a crecer y absorber lo que los rodea. ¿te divertiste hoy? mhm pediasure. ayúdalos a absorber su mundo. que rica tu nueva sirachi burger. se dice siracha. ¿siriacha? no, no, no. si-rah-chah. siriancha. no. mira como lo digo yo. si-rah-cha. eso no me ayuda. ¡pum! esta es la nueva spicy sriracha burger de jack. llega derret

ladies and government alberto ibarguen. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. i think that i have died and gone to heaven. i do not deserve that generous introduction, but thank you loretta. congratulations to all the other winners, particularly my friend gilbert for the extraordinary work that you always could have done in dallas and lots of other places and happen to have been there at the right place at the right time and across multiple media platforms as we say these days. i was surprised when sandy johnson called and told me about this award since most of the winners in the past have been editors and journalists. including abe rosenthal at the paper that i grew up with or gene roberts, one of the great editors. including al newhart and katharine graham. it's the very definition of an honor. i don't know if this will give many props at, there was a family story that began when our son who is now a first amendment counsel at hearst, not that his father is too proud to mention a. [laughter] but he was then a reporter for the associated press and stuck on a s

it was found in alberto nisman's flat. what looked like a warrant for the arrest of the president and the foreign minister. it was denied and then admitted by the investigator. it's not keer at this stage whether -- clear at this statement whether mr alberto nisman committed suicide or whether he was killed and who was behind the murder. very uncertain. while this was going on president, mrs. cristina fernandez de kirchner is in china on an official visit. occasionally tweeting on this case. a couple of things that became clear is that we are as far from ever from 1994 bomb attack on the jewish cultural center in buenos aires that killed 85, or who is behind the death of alberto nisman. >> and it was in the last come of hours that cristina fernandez de kirchner arrived in china. she's been sweeting talking about strengthening ties bean buenos aires and beijing, and hasn't mentioned anything about the allegations that have been considered since her arrest. stay tuned. we'll keep up up to date with all the main stories, incl

neither the 1994 bombing themselves nor the death of alberto nisman.re's a lot of mistrust in argentina, of the secret service and the government itself. >> thanks for joining us with that update from right eyeo. >>> the greek prime minister and finance minister meeting lots of people. >> charm offensive and falling on sort of sympathetic ears. i think that's changing. it's time for tough talks now. thanks very much. hello there. yes, the new greek prime minister alex tsipras met the president jean-claude juncker while yanis varoufakis had talks with the central bank. they say negotiations have started with the imf. and the greek stock market has responded positively that the new greek government has backed off asking for debt to rewritten. varoufakis wants to exchange 300 billion euro debt for bonds, bonds repaid only if greece's economy grows. however, it does now seem that that greek charm offensive may be coming to a bit of a halt because the financial times is reporting today that the european central bank is resisting an attempt by greece to secu

> argentines are braying the rain for justice, one month after the suspicious death of prosecutor alberto nisman. >>> hello. libya's recognised government asked the security council to lift an arms embargo to fight against i.s.i.l. and other armed groups. diplomats addressed the u.n. with proposals to stop the descent into chaos. the arms embargo was imposed by imposed by the foreign minister. he has called for international help to rebuild the country. egypt is supporting libya's request and is wanting a black i had to fighting lifted. you are diplomatic editor james bays explains. >> the egyptian foreign minister came to the united nations spending two days trying to lobby diplomats on his initiative at first trying to persuade them on abdul fatah al-sisi's idea that there should be a military intervention in india, led by egypt and the nations. -- united nations. he watered down the plan saying he wanted an arms embargo on all but one of the governments in tobruk and authorising support by the country for that government. by that he meant authorisation for egypt's ongoing air strikes.

she'll return next week for a march organized by alberto's former colleague.ely to further polarize an already divided society. daniel, al jazerra buenes or us. >>> however think the head of the president's cabinet says the accusations are loaded. >> translator: why is there an active judicial coup? because the complaint which has presented or the judicial steps being put forward are not aiming at a judicial outcome. they are pursuing a political outcome. >>> the youngest palestinian girl held prisoner in israel has been released. 14-year-old was detained for 45 days. accused of throwing rocks and carrying a knife. her release was celebrated by her village in the occupied west bank. we were there. >> reporter: she and her family have waited week for this moment after 45 days in an israeli prison she was given a hero's welcome. the 14-year-old school girl was arrested by israeli soldiers in december. they accuse her of throwing stones and carrying a knife. she was convicted after agreeing to a plea deal for a shorterrer is 10 make herring the youngest palestini

alberto nisman died of suspicious circumstances. his cause of death has not been determined although originally it was determined that he committed suicide. most people here oppose the government they're calling for justice, and they're protesting what they call government interference in the justice system. the government on its part originally condemned this marseilling it was a plot to destabilize the government, but at the last hour the president's chief of staff said he would have liked to have taken part in this march except he was too well-known. bark to you,back to you rob. >> thank you very much, indeed. lots more to come on the al jazeera news hour. three al jazeera journalists jailed by egypt honored by the royal television society in london. >>> and this was once a thriving town but the fear of boko haram has forced many nigerians to flee this area. >>> and ronaldo keeps madrid on course for the champions league. we'll have all the details in sports. >> the u.k.'s world television society has honored al jazeera journalis

[applause] quick thank you, alberto -- >> thank you, alberto.want to thank our dinner committee and 2 successful cochairs. [applause] >> i'm going to take forever. [laughter] nothing in this important gets done without the work of a lot of people and so i want to thank all of you for being here tonight. come on. [applause] sandy johnson the national press foundation has done amazing things to get this dinner off the ground. as cochair, i would like to thank the dinner committee for all of their hard work and please hold your applause until we recognize all of the members. and then please, stand when i mention your name. jeffrey birnbaum. a simple instruction. [laughter] peter, politico. chairman of the board. kathy, national democratic. plc. imani green. international franchise. bear corporation. shawn make bride. -- mcbride. tamara. will >> t-1 -- >> thank you. i will like to thank six more names. andy. joanna snyder. andrew shorts. jeff friesen met with honda. greg thank you. rob starter. rob has a fan base here. bloomberg news and julie with

argentinians brave the rain to demand justice one month after the suspicious death of prosecutor albertoman. journalists or blackmailers? reporters in cambodia accused of demanding bribes to cover up crimes. plus. >> reporter: this is for you guys in cairo. [cheering and applause] >> britain's royal television society honors the three al jazerra journalists who journalists who were jailed in egypt. ♪ ♪ >>> hello. libya's u.n. recognized government has asked the security council to lift an arms embargo to fight against isil and other armed groups. diplomats from egypt and libya address the u.n. during an emergency session with proposals to stop the decent in to chaos. the arms embargo was imposed by the u.n. in 2011 to protect civilians from libya's former leader muammar qaddafi. libya's for minnesotaster has appealed to international help to rebuild the arm. and libya is asking for blockades to step weapons shipment from the fighters. but the councilmembers seem cautious about army libya our diplomatic editor james bays explains. >> reporter: egyptian foreign minister came to the united

. >> the allegations were initially made by prosecutor alberto nisman. the day before he was to speak at a congressional hearing his body was found with a pistol shot in his head. helping the inquiry as to how he died. nearly a month later argentines are still debating whether it was suicide or murder. others are saying it is politically motivated and amounts to nothing. the only certainty is that it is added to the uncertainty and argentines are no closer to discovering who detonated the bomb in 1994 or how alberto nisman died. meanwhile, president kirchner has flown to her weekend home acknowledge she will return next week for a march organized by albert oh nisman's colleagues. daniel schwindler, al jazeera buenos aires. >>> allegations unfounded and biased. >> why is there an active judicial coup? because the complaint is not aiming at a conditional outcome but a situational outcome. >> government having links with i.s.i.l. have reportedly taken or more territory in sirte. broadcasting more propaganda. >> two commercial ships and an italian coast guar

y en argentina miles se volcaron para honrar al fiscal alberto nisman hoy a un es de su muerte.l que moviliza a los argentinos. >>> sara es una madre sin consuelo, aunque la sostiene una multitud. unos pasos mÁs atrÁs caminan las hijas y su ex mujer, sus colegas fiscales encabezan la fila. >>> todo el pueblo argentino se merece esta marcha por todos los nosotros los que quedamos sobreviviendo en este paÍs. >>> horas antes la presidenta kirchner viajÓ 50 millas afuera para celebrar la plena producciÓn y no hizo referencia al homenaje. >>> en silencio y sin banderas partidarÍas se detuvo en las oficinas de nisman. >>> no somos polÍticos, no buscamos reditos, sÓlo honrar la memoria de nuestro colega. >>> una lluvia acompaÑÓ la marcha. >>> la marcha en la capital federal se replicÓ en diferentes ciudades. >>> y muchos dicen que tienen una visiÓn ignorante, aparecieron testigos que podrÍa llevar a la nulidad de todo el proceso. regreso contigo josÉ. >>> muchas gracias por ese reporte. y amigo, los trabajos del futuro estÁn en la ciencia, ingenierÍa, pero no son las Áreas que mÁs inte

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in october of 2006 alberto nisman brought formal charges alleging the government of iran led the bombingng thought to be argentina's refusal to share nuclear technology. on january 14th this year alberto nisman accused cristina kirchner of protecting ukrainians for increased trade with iran. on january 18th, miss man was found dead in this is apartment with a gunshot wound to the head day before he was scheduled to testify before the argentine congress about cristina kirchner's alleged involvement. now, cristina kirchner has been criticized for what her opponents call a divisive and aggressive response to the crisis. we look at cristina kirchner the leader and the woman behind the image. >> reporter: cristina fernandez de kirchner is facing perhaps the biggest challenge of her eight years in office. occasionally flamboyant and politically competent. she is loved and loathed in almost equal measure. her supporters are fiercely loyal to the woman they see as continue continuing the tradition of this country's own particular brand of political populous. that support is strongest on the othe

. >> the allegations were initially made by prosecuteor alberto nisman. his body was found in his path, a pistol shot to his head. there was investigation into how he died. nearly a month later they're still determining its suicide not murder. >> some say it's politically motivated and amounts to nothing. the only certainty is that the uncertainty, and argentines are into close for discovering who detonated the bomb in 1994, or how alberto nisman died. >> meanwhile president kirchner has flown to the south for four-day holiday weekend. she'll return for a march organized for nisman colleagues. ben thousand aries. >> the accusations against her research biased. >> you >> they're pursuing a political outcome. >> still ahead on al jazeera. sectarian divisions remain unresolved ten years after after the assassination of hariri. >> we have the story of a palestinian couple and how israel stands in the way of their romance. >> on the stream >> 40% of the food produced in the us ends up in landfills at a cost of a 165 billion a year. we look at inovative ways to

the truth behind the death of alberto nisman may never be proved in a court of law. too many powerful forces may have too much to hide. >> stories we are expecting to develop on tuesday - president obama's policy to open a relationship with cuba is causing problems with congress. cuba's leader said he will not consider normalizing ties until obama reconsiders the trade embargo. congress is unlikely to support of move and is expected to hold a hearing on tuesday. >> house of commence is set to vote on whether to approve a medical procedure to allow a baby to be born with genetic material. a procedure to stop mothers faulting on a gene that can cause a raping of debilitating procedures. proposal has to be by the house of lords. and paintings by the artist monet is being authored and will fetch many millions. >> mon ark visited, and said it was too beautiful to paint. expected to go for 45 million. >> an historic document paving the way. on the way to the general public. >> it marks the 800th anniversary of the magna carta. >> simon mcgregor wood reports. it's under 4,0

. >> the allegations were initially made by prosecutor alberto nisman. before he could make a statement to the judicial hearing his body was found dead in his path. nearly a month later argentinians are still debating whether it was suicide or murder. some are hailing this move as a major advance others say it's politically motivated and amounts to nothing. the only certainty is the uncertainty, and argentinians are no closer to discovering who detonated the bomb in 1994 or how alberto nisman died. president kitchener has left to go to the south for a weekend. she'll return next week for a march ma that is likely to polarize an already divided society. >> let's go to more news from denmark. we have word that that three police officers have been wounded in the shooting. christine n i believe you're there or close by. can you tell us what you have seen? >> hi, jane, i'm in--i've just arrived at the scene and there is a massive police presence. residence are not allowed anywhere near, and it's been cordoned off. we understand that the event has been taking

with the newest scandal the death of alberto nisman, the mystery remains unsofd. alunsolved. al jazeera, buenos aires. >>> a senate vote is expected tomorrow. >> a desperate journey turns deadly on the high assess on the mediterranean. >> up next, a better life turning into tragedy on the mediterranean. >> now the captain of the costa concordia. charting a new life. life. >> more than 300 migrants are feared to have drown while trying to cross the mediterranean sea this week. >> the u.n. says the victims were traveling from libya to italy on a convoy of overcrowded dinghies. as neave barker reports the incident came as scaling back on rescue efforts. >> they were rescued along with seven others in another vessel, many more people are missing the agencies says 300 people are feared dead. are they're demanding the eu does more to help. >> it's quite surprising to us that the eu cannot respond with a stronger solidarity with the stronger humanity and with a stronger strategy othat. >> at least four vessels are bleeft to have left the coast of libya over the weekend 29 migrants d

holding signs saying "truth and justice," they demanded answers every death of alberto nisman on january 18. >> we want clarity. this death affects everyone. we are not blaming anyone. we want to find out who is to blame. >> we have to be here. everyone has to be here. the search for justice is constant. it was worth getting drenched. >> the 51-year-old was found dead in his bathroom. his death was ruled a suicide. it was not long before suspicion fell on kirchner's government. 85 people were killed in 1994 when a jewish center was bombed in buenos aires, the deadliest attack in argentina's history. nisman had been investigating the attack since 2006 and accused iranian officials of commissioning the attack and hezbollah of carrying it out. the bombshell, he accused kirchner of conspiring with the iranians to derail the investigation in exchange for trade deal spirit accusations based on illegal wiretaps. he was set to present the findings days before his death. kirchner called the accusations absurd and said it was a smear campaign before her term ends. a new prosecutor has upheld nisma

. >>> influence allegations in the scandal surrounding an argentinian prosecutor, alberto nisman. nisman feared for his life a study said. >> reporter: this is the scene every day outside the courthouse in buenos aires where the judge has to decide whether alberto nisman committed suicide or was murdered. his body was found in the bath in his apartment a pistol in his hand. every day brings new revelations, fresh accusations. >> we had already a fragile democracy. but this is first time we have such a high profile figure being killed. we don't know yet. in the context of a country that is in an electoral process in ten months we have a presidential election. >> reporter: mr. nisman was investigating allegations that president kirchner and her ministers were involved in the attack on buenos buenos buenos aires. >> you see good people all over the system however they lack the resources, the capacity to solve this kind of complicated cases. so i don't think we're going to know. >> reporter: in a dramatic move the government has lifted restrictions to allow former spy chief antonio st

many here doubt we'll find out who killed alberto nisman or those responsible for the bombing of the jewish center will ever be charged. most notably the intelligence agency argentina is now challenged with putting those right. daniel schwindler, al jazeera buenos aires. >> the form he spy chief has not shoandshown up for questioning. he has not been found. >> 61 rotting bodies were found at a facility after neighbors complained about the smell. while some of the bodies appeared to be there for a long time investigators say others may have been placed there recently. many were covered with sheets and doused with quick lime in the apparent effort to hide the odor of decaying flesh. >> doctors in canada may be able to helping dying accident to end their lives. the canadian government has a year to draft new legislation on assisted suicides. until then the ban on assisted suicides remain in place. at least four u.s. states allow euthanasia or assisted suicide for terminally ill patients. >> there is news on the plane crash in taiwan this week. >> why the pilots panicked and turned off t

and alberto nisman is dead for his work as a prosecutor. not for a personal or psych logical problem. solely for working as a prosecutor. >> the cases provoked allegations of major deficiencies. most notably the justice system and the intelligence agency. both investigating the 1994 bombing of the jewish community center in buenos aires, killing 85 and is unsolved two decades later. >> we are confronted by a formidable smokescreen put there by key players, explaining how two decades passed without those behind the bomb attack being killed. >> reporter: more than 20 years after an attack that resonates, argentina is faced with more questions than answers >>> police will not be allowed to carry weapons at tomorrow's protest. the security chief wants to avoid provocations. >>> flooding in central argentina has caused rivers to overflow and inundate several towns. more than 1,000 people have been evacuated from the city and surrounding areas. soldiers are helping with the evacuations. >> in haiti 16 have been killed during a carnival parade. ha

. >>> demanding answers in the mysterious debt of prosecutor alberto nisman. >>> the following day he was scheduled to go before congress to accuse argentina's president of conspiring with iran to cover up a deadly attack on a jewish center in 1994 in exchange for iranian oil. >> al jazeera's lucia newman reports on the calls for an independent judiciary. >> the march lasted for two hours under the relentless pouring rain but this did not deter thousands and thousands of people who came out here to pay homage to the dead prosecutor alberto nisman who died exactly a month ago under suspicious circumstances. although this was not supposed to be a political march they suspected that the argentine president had something to do with the prosecutor's death. the march was attended by nearly every opposition leader, a month before presidential elections. there was clearly a political tone to all of this. the government had condemned the march saying that it was being called by, quote people who were trying to carry out a judicial coup against the government and destabilize it. but at the very