among them is alberto google and his wife maria. on the what the what if one do all of this is not what i called all kinds of romanian companies to try to find a job when i got no response and to that damn one man can because of covert we have no food and no money. is up but now fortunately not we're going to germany to work it is just to go on. the average monthly wage for unskilled workers in romania is about $300.00 euros a month these people would likely earn a lot more than that in germany the book went out with the 1st 2 months on an asparagus farm and then will go to work and a slaughter house but if you just want. better knows he's running a risk of contracting coverage but he has to earn money. the average minimum wage in germany is just under 10 years per hour that's more than 3 times what it is in romania. elisabetta moved to is also moving to germany that there's a but there will try to protect ourselves against the virus some of them but we have to work at the bottom i don't have a job here all my guessing and everythin

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alberto was working at a plant. the 2 news corp more than $1500.00 workers they were infected with cause it including some of his colleagues the speeches the facility would take in the fall of the outbreak. mephitic a cinch m.f. i was scared to tell you the truth i knew that the virus was dangerous and i was and i was right in the middle of it at work. when you're carrying around a 50 kilograms slab of meat you can't keep a social distance so everyone was in close contact with each other and we had to keep working i was so scared that i felt sick i told my mosque that i wanted to stay home i also wanted to talk to a doctor for michael he said you're not going anywhere. a few days before the plant was forced to close alberto boom town and went back to romania but his wife continued to work there as long as she could. i. i left because i was so afraid of getting sick but never with my wife wanted to stay to keep earning money despite the risk to her health and i. mean even manias who worked in the german meat packing

among them is alberto gugu and his wife maria. i'm the what the what if one going to look what i called all kinds of romanian companies to try to find a job when you got no response at that sam one man because of covert we have no food and no money. but now fortunately not we're going to germany to work it is just to go on. the average monthly wage for unskilled workers in romania is about $300.00 euros a month these people will likely only not move the numbers in germany the book went out the 1st 2 months on an asparagus farm and then will go to work and a slaughter house of the property john. there's a nose he's running a risk of contracting coverage but he has to earn money. the average minimum wage in germany is just under 10 year as per hour that's more than 3 times what it is in romania. elisabetta move to them is also moving to germany that there's a better we'll try to protect ourselves against the virus some of them but we have to work at the bottom i don't have a job here all my guessing and everything in romania has bee

anna: let's get back to alberto.k the question, on the regulatory front, if we are going to see a push for further regulation, where should it focus? alberto: generally what we are seeing is an increased level of fragility in the markets and not just in equities but across a variety of areas. we have been using for a long time interest-rate to prop up the economy. interest-rates are good for everyone. what they are not a one size fits all tool. -- but they are not a one size fits all tool. there are red flags. what we are going to see is probably a lot more volatility. when the federal reserve's decide to be a little less -- when the federal reserve decides to be a little less dovish. we could probably see a lot more of these idiosyncratic events which today look isolated but becoming more systemic. [indiscernible] not enough on policy. mark: that is an interesting point and i think they have been focusing on leverage. i am curious -- you talk about the idea that yields might rise in that context. are there any safet

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>> también manifestantes cubanos para la administración biden que no reestablezca y como nos dice albertoe cuba . >> el expresidente obama. >> ahora quiero un cambio para cuba y escapando para régimen dio luz en la celda de panamá. >> gracias a dios estoy aquí en estados unidos no quiero que las mujeres cubanas pasen por eso. >> los manifestantes llegaron a las afueras de la casa blanca con un nuevo ímpetu que fue cantado con patria y vida. >> ♪ patria y vida ♪ >> proviene de la canción patria y vida de josuel y un grupo de artistas cubanos. >> es una cuba con aires de cambios. >> el mensaje generó descontento y tanto así que sacaron su propio tema. >> a la revolución me queda. >> de regreso en washington dc el mensaje es uno ¡. >> no nos vamos a detener, no tenemos miedo. >> en washington alberto pimienta noticias telemundo. >> y ahora vamos a conocer a una emprendedora, ella dejo una carrera en el mundo de las finanzas y lo hace por las redes sociales y acá el detalle con iris castro . >> es una joven boliviana que triunfa en las redes sociales promoviendo un estilo reciente. >> es de c

carolina: alberto tuvo una larga trayectoria de medios de comunicaciÓn, donde actualmente era directornte paseo de un tiburÓn y un cocodrilo juntos en las playas de florida, tenemos detalles. carolina: un cuadro del misterioso artista britÁnico rompe rÉcords en la subasta, ya verÁn la cifra media millonaria que al —— alguien pagÓ. que al —— alguien pagÓ. con tantos proyectos, adriana requiere ayuda. necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instante una selección de candidatos de calidad de nuestro banco de currículums. aprovecha tu crédito de setenta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/oferta majestuosas montañas... tu primer empleo en pintorescas carreteras de la costa... tierras fértiles... hay demasiadas razones para querer a california. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m. cuando hay menos energía limpia disponible. bajemos el consumo. hay un lugar auténtico donde la mesa se vuelve el alma de la casa. donde cacique inspira la chispa. y el cariño de la familia y los amigos se siente en cada mordida. cac

en la ciudad de mÉxico, alejandro madrigal un todo presentadora: alberto fernÁndez mostrÓ su preocupaciÓnotestas. feliz: el mandatario contarÍa con sectores de movimiento. los problemas cada vez mÁs graves hacen que muchos intenten y miran. presentadora: p.m. prisiÓn para dos jÓvenes acusados de matar a un policÍa en roma. creÍan que serÍa una reuniÓn para con cocaÍna. feliz: vamos con —— fÉlix: vamos con federico viÑas y toda la informaciÓn de guadalupe flores. guadalupe: asÍ es. el balÓn sigue rodando. el primer gol de jairo torres. segundo triunfo consecutivo para los rojinegros. vÍctor dÁvila puso el 1—0. son lÍderes en el torneo. rayados enfrentÓ a querÉtaro. rogelio funes mori hizo las dos anotaciones. se fue expulsado de este partido. guadalupe: leipzig estÁ dos puntos abajo del bayern munich. presentadora: los fanÁticos de frida kahlo estÁn felices por la reapertura de la casa sol. —— azul. Él buscaba un seguro médico que cubriera su condición preexistente. ella necesitaba uno económico. ellos querían uno que cubriera a su familia. y todos lo encontraron en covered california, un

. >> y volvió a comenzar su negocio alberto pimienta nos cuenta más sobre cómo la comunidad ayudó a esetro de convencionespero por el covid-19 >> montó su negocio en washington dc de que tiene experiencia como chef cautivaron los paladares >> es sumamente popular >> mantener la familia y todo >> el señor nos dice que con cada día que pasaba tenemos clientes como podemos ver su negocio ya no está aquí un día después de la navidad de 2020 su destino cambio. < decirle y guardar mis cosas aquí en el mall y cuando bien estaban todas mis cosas en la basura >> se quejó pero le dijeron que no tenían cámaras donde presuntamente una persona se deshizo de las pertenencias cientos de dólares en pérdidas, la organización decidió crear una página en la comunidad salió a su rescate >> la meta eran 2500 dólares por la semana pasada cerraron la página >> me he sentido (habla en inglés) >> planea volver con sus negocios, dicen que parte de negó ser utilizada para sacar los permisos y licencias necesarios >> los queremos de corazón importante elección de vida y que mejor que con un poco de ayuda de la com

el presidente de argentina alberto fernÁndez dijo que el congreso que no tiene apuro de renegociar un enfrentaron a las autoridades en la capital de santiago. la policÍa intervino con caÑones de agua y varios jÓvenes fueron arrestados. una segunda ola de contagios en perÚ produjo una nueva escasez de oxÍgeno en hospitales. se vieron larga filas de personas que buscaban salvarle la vida a sus familiares. nicolÁs maduro dijo que revisarÁ las relaciones con espaÑa . lo dijo luego de que se atendieran a migrantes venezolanas en colombia. al volver las espectaculares del desprendimiento de una enorme iceberg del tamaÑo ♪ patricia:hay gran sorpresa en el fÚtbol club barcelona por la detenciÓn de su ex—presidente joseph marÍa bartomeu. a Él y a otra persona se les acusa de corrupciÓn y —— en lo que se ha venido a llamar el barça gate. no despedimos con un enorme iceberg que se estÁ desprendiendo. tiene mÁs de 490 millas cuadradas y mÁs de 490 pies de grosor. los cientÍficos dijo que venÍa fragmentÁndose desde julio pasado. no despedimos con estas imÁgenes . [música]

el presidente de argentina alberto fernÁndez dijo que el congreso que no tiene apuro de renegociar unenfrentaron a las autoridades en la capital de santiago. la policÍa intervino con caÑones de agua y varios jÓvenes fueron arrestados. una segunda ola de contagios en perÚ produjo una nueva escasez de oxÍgeno en hospitales. se vieron larga filas de personas que buscaban salvarle la vida a sus familiares. nicolÁs maduro dijo que revisarÁ las relaciones con espaÑa . lo dijo luego de que se atendieran a migrantes venezolanas en colombia. al volver las espectaculares del desprendimiento de una enorme iceberg del tamaÑo con metro by t-mobile tu dinero rinde más. ahora no pagas nada al cambiarte. llévate 2 teléfonos y 2 tabletas gratis... más obtén 4 líneas por solo $25 dólares cada una. todo en la red de t-mobile. conquista tu día con metro by t-mobile. mejoro con el paso de los años. ¡en serio! pero con el tiempo, puedo tener problemas en las encías. nueva colgate renewal revierte el daño temprano de las encías para una sonrisa hermosa y revitalizada. ¡necesito que esta sonrisa me dure! rev

carolina: el presidente de argentina, alberto fernÁndez, fue recibido a pedradas cuando visitÓ una localidaderÍa de esa zona eran problema ajeno para Él. felix: acusan al presidente de paraguay de negligencia y corrupciÓn. manifestantes se presentaron en contra de su gobierno. carolina: esta es la trayectoria de un hispano que pudo alcanzar sus sueÑos luego de cumplir su condena. juan carlos gonzÁlez con la historia. ahora ayuda a su comunidad latina. juan: la vida de guzmÁn se vio empaÑada a temprana edad con el divorcio de sus padres. creciÓ en un Área en donde predominaba el alcohol y la droga. >> esto fue muy difÍcil para mÍ. a los 15 aÑos fue arrestado por robo con armas. juan: sin embargo, luego de seis aÑos en prisiÓn, empezÓ a romper el cÍrculo vicioso cuando saliÓ. >> estudiÉ y me convertÍ en abogado. tuve el apoyo de mi familia y nunca me juzgaron. juan: alega que le falta este apoyo a los adolescentes. >> a muchos jÓvenes no le dan este apoyo.. juan: dedica su vida para crear nuevas leyes para reformar el sistema juvenil. una de sus mayores satisfacciones fue crear una medida que

juÁrez viene de atrÁs con goles de luis alberto y lescano. sin embargo no le alcanzÓ.elo emocionante los celtics se llevaron el triunfo al derrotar 111—110 a washington. a falta de cuatro puntos y siete segundos para que terminara el cuarto cuarto boston es sexto en el este y sumÓ su cuarta victoria en los Últimos 10 juegos. y los invitamos de 9 de marzo. no te pierdas el partido de juventus contra porto. a partir de las dos del este, una del centro, 11 del pacÍfico. en vivo por unimÁs y tudn. regreso con ustedes al estudio. conductora: cientos de personas podrÁn regresar a macho picho siguiendo estrictas medidas podrÁn regresar a macho picho siguiendo estrictas medidas sanitari todo cambió, pero, como mi mamá me enseñó, nosotras somos mujeres fuertes y somos mujeres que vamos para adelante tu sabe ♪ ♪ ♪ fÉlix: en perÚ una es mera vÍas arquitectÓnicas y culturales mÁs importantes del mundo reabrirÁ sus puertas al pÚblico luego de varias semanas cerrada desde la pandemia. conductora: en unas horas el histÓrico santuario podrÁ recibir cerca de 900 personas diarias, lo qu

no se concoe en qué momento el departamento de seguridad nacional publicará el aviso en washington alberto contagios los expertos temen un rebrote de contagios por vacunas de (nombre en inglés) >> como el virus el futuro está en el aire mientras el flujo de vacunas aumenta con más de 138 millones de dosis en estados unidos sigue a la alza las infecciones por coronavirus (covid-19) >> no hemos dominado el coronavirus (covid-19) si bajamos la guardia y no nos vacunamos dejamos las puertas abiertas al coronavirus (covid-19) >> tras el anuncio que en menos de un mes en estados como florida y california todos los adultos serán elegibles para la vacuna por todo el país se registran (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> mientras la economía se recupera con el número de solicitudes de desempleo los cdc (centros para el control y prevención de enfermedades) alertan el peligro de una ola si es que se desafía la pandemia >> en estados en estados unidos y el mundo vem

realmente pudo abrazar a su mam >> en en este emotivo abrazo doÑa gladys y su hijo osvaldo ofrecÓo albertoo abandonÓ su natal nicaragua era un niÑo de sÓlo 12 aÑos de edad en aquel entonces pensÓ que muy pronto sobre abril sin embargo la distancia y las fÉrreas leye migratoria estados unidos p prohibieraadre triste porque genera esperanza de poder migrar despuÉs de tanto tiempo sin estar sin mi madr estuvo detenido hace dos aÑos y tuvo un aÑo y me lo debutaron y el nuevo gobierno que tuvo la oportunidad de que volviera que mijo se pudiera que esta vez en dos ocasiones intentÓ cruzar la fronter ambas fue deportado y este encuentro con su madre parecÍa cada vez mÁs lejanos pudo m pero la gracia de dios puedo mÁ con el amor lado des una bendiciÓ esta ocasiÓn las autoridades lo enviaron a un centro de detenciÓn de houston texas donde permaneciÓ varios dÍas hasta que hoy finalmente fue entregada su familia en los angeles mientras se procesa su solicitud de asilo polÍtico entra cuando estaban los seÑor vivÍa con miedo con temor en ese tiempo se siente uno mÁs libre camina sin miedo osvaldo dice

alberto salazar�*s appeal against a four—year ban from athletics has begun at the court of arbitrationrt. the 62—year—old was found guilty of doping violations in 2019. salazar, who once worked with britain's sir mo farah, denies any wrongdoing. no athletes have been charged with any offences related to the coach. olympic organisers says they want to make a decision on whether to allow foreign fans into japan by the end of the month. the tokyo 2020 president says it would be unfair to olympic stakeholders and travel agencies to delay a decision beyond march. and former england rugby union international kyle eastmond is to return to rugby league with leeds rhinos. he's spent the last nine years in union. the rugby world cup is set to be postponed till next year after the sport's governing body recommended a delay because of an "uncertain and challenging global covid—19 landscape". the tournament in new zealand was due to go ahead in september. england's women were losing finallists four years ago to new zealand. captain sarah hunter told me... the decision has been made objectively. don

dijo que hay que hacer más que llegue el mensaje de que no es el momento de viajar a estados unidos, alberto mayorkas estuvo en cuatro programas dominicales (hablan en inglés) (información en pantalla) (hablan en inglés) (información en pantalla) pero las críticas a la administración biden llegan hasta de demócratas . >> hay un mensaje incorrecto que impacta en la frontera, el viaje es inseguro y el mensaje debe ser claro que no es el momento. >> el congresista dice que se debe tener un centro de procesamiento para migrantes antes que lleguen a estados unidos, para republicanos la crisis recae sobre joe biden por cambiar las políticas de mano dura del expresidente donald trump, mientras defensores de migrantes aplauden que la administración quiera darles un trato más humano, dicen que el gobierno no estaba preparado. >> nosotros en la frontera desde diciembre advertimos a la administración de la posible situación, también pedimos que vinieran a hacer un recorrido a principios del año . >> a la controversia se suman críticas por la falta de acceso a la prensa las dos visitas que alejandro may

pedir a la administración de biden que no reestablezca ningún tipo de lazo con cuba, como nos cuenta alberto pueblo de cuba que joe biden abra las puertas a esto. >> piden se evite cualquier diálogo de la casa blanca con el gobierno de cuba, en un día donde se cumplen 5 años de la visita a la isla del expresidente barack obama. >> la apertura política de barack obama no tuvo efecto. >> esta mujer escapó de cuba. >> no quiero que las mujeres cubanas tengan que pasar por lo mismo que yo . >> manifestaciones en capitales de latinoamérica y europa, llegaron a las afueras de la casa blanca con un nuevo ímpetu con el nuevo lema que es patria y vida (música) (música) (música) proviene de la canción patria y vida del cantante (información en pantalla) y un grupo de artistas cubanos. >> con un espíritu propio con aires de cambio, con un pueblo cubano cansado de mentiras y con ganas de una renovacin . >> el mensaje generó descontento en el gobierno cubano, tanto así que sacaron su propio tema (música) de regreso a la capital de estados unidos el mensaje es uno. >> no tenemos miedo. >> en washington, n

bueno, son imÁgenes que causaron impacto tambiÉn en las redes sociales pero por quÉ hizo esto mario albertotenciÓn y que se me diera la palabra, y me en triste ci un poco pero al final de cuentas me siento que demuestro que no soy un periodista del montÓn, logre mi objetivo que me diera la palabra, la maÑanera dura solamente dos horas, y habÍa anunciado el presidente que habÍa 8 periodistas que se habÍan apuntado un dÍa antes, entonces yo no iba a regresar al dÍa siguiente, yo tenÍa mi tarea con mi ciudadanos de tamaulipas que tengo una agenda muy grande confÍan muy mÍ y que cuando voy a ir a la maÑanera voy a exponer los temas ya vi que el compaÑero que estaba tomando la palabra faltaban diez para las 9 y decidÍ tomar esta parte como una estrategia podrÍa decirse que fui y me adelantÉ. >> ¿cuÁl era la pregunta que le hiciste al presidente? y ¿quÉ pasÓ despuÉs que te dieron la palabra? >> mira al principio comencÉ a hablar sobre el estado de ingobernabilidad con el gobernador federico javier garcÍa cabeza de baca que lo estamos viendo en los reflectores del mundo porque en el congreso ya se

accidente >>> ojalÁ que todo esto se llegue a calmar porque realmente no se lo merecen ellos >>> josÉ albertoahÍ >>> segÚn nos dicen es no es primera vez que pasa >>> pero aquÍ en el negocio ha pasado siempre una vez por aÑo seguro pero a veces mÁs. >>> por su parte la policÍa espera la colaboraciÓn de la comunidad. >>> (hablan en inglÉs) >>> >>> y piden que llamen si saben algo. para dar con los responsables. >>> pensaba que acÁ era diferente pues, que habÍa mÁs seguridad cosas asÍ. >>> y es que a diarios nuestros viajeros se exponen a esta situaciÓn. en estas fotografÍas les quiero mostrar varios artÍculos decomisados en la ciudad de mission la policÍa detuvieron asÍ como una rutina a un conductor quien posteriormente arrestaron por estar armados y cargados con municiones y tarjetas de crÉditos robada. todo ocurriÓ en el estacionamiento de un hotel los agentes se acercaron al auto del sospechoso porque parecÍa al estar desmayado y luego de la presencia de los agentes intenÓo escapar pero lograron detener. lo. en oakland imÁgenes aÉreas de una carrera clandestina en este caso la policÍa arre

alberto pimienta tiene más información desde washington, buenas noches . >> buenas noches, al propio que pasa en centros donde albergan a migrantes migrantes:el gobierno está a la defensiva por la emergencia en la frontera el presidente dice que tienen que hacer algo más para que los migrantes escuchen el mensaje de no venir a la frontera sur (hablan en inglés) (información en pantalla) al gobierno de joe biden le llueven críticas, el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas compareció en cuatro programas dominicales (hablan en inglés) (información en pantalla) mientras que los defensores de migrantes aplauden que la administración quiera dar un trato más humano, asegura que el gobierno no estaba preparado. >> nosotros en la frontera desde diciembre advertimos a la administración de esta posible situación en un comunicado el expresidente trump acusa a alejandro mayorkas de inepto, dice lo siguiente: (información en pantalla) hay demócratas que dicen que el gobierno tendrá que hacer más para controlar la situación es un momento crítico del país para que los partidos se una

reporter: alberto fernandez went to congress on monday to present his plan on how to help the countryover from the pandemic. he spoke about plans to reactivate the economy, and investigate the loans granted to argentina by the imf. >> [speaking foreign language] translator: to put an end to the adventures of indenting a country, it is necessary that doing so is not free. they cannot walk around and teach about how they carry out these debts. that is why i have asked to initiate an investigation into those who took part in the biggest fraudulent administration that our memory can recall. reporter: the president is hoping to investigate former president and some of his closest allies. in 2018, the government of former president, argentina was granted the largest lending package in the history of international monetary fund. over $40 billion. argentina and the imf are currently in the middle of a negotiation of how to pay that loan back. argentina's economic troubles have been exacerbated either pandemic. that is why the current administration of the president is questioning the legitima

alberto salazar�*s appeal against a four—year ban from athletics has begun at the court of arbitrationen charged with any offences related to the coach.

here in dr alberto medina's private practice they used to vaccinate babies against tuberculosis but since september new government rules means they haven't been able to get a new batch of b.c.g. deliveries. the people who are supposed to deal with importing vaccines they say date hasn't been set yet they told us it would arrive in january but now some articles are saying they won't arrive until spring. there has been a public sector shortage of tb vaccines since the start of the year in 2019 the shortfall was between 76 percent and 96 percent the number of tb cases jumped from 17245000. health specialists estimate the lack of tb vaccines will affect 2 tween 200300000 newborns. mexico isn't the only country where tb is still a health threat around 85 percent of all newly infected people live in africa and south these days are with india indonesia and china particularly affected. in mexico the vaccine shortage is mostly down to the current government changing the system of how medicines that required and distributed but vaccine shortages began under the previous government. this prompted th

here in dr alberto medina's private practice they used to vaccinate babies against tuberculosis but since september new government rules means they have been able to get a new batch of b.c.g. deliveries. but it won't. when you ask the people who are supposed to deal with importing vaccines they say a day's hasn't been set yet they told us it would arrive in january but now some articles are saying they won't arrive until spring. there has been a public sector shortage of t.v. vaccines since the start of the year in 2019 the shortfall was between 76 percent and 96 percent the number of tb cases jumped from 17245000. health specialists estimate the lack of tb vaccines will affect 2 tween 200300000 newborns. mexico isn't the only country where tb is still a health threat around 85 percent of all newly infected people live in africa and southeast asia with india indonesia and china particularly affected. in mexico the vaccine shortage is mostly down to the current government changing the system of how medicines that required and distributed but vaccine shortages began under the previous gover

anti—mining protesters in argentina's patagonia region have attacked a minibus carrying president albertoiting an area devastated by forest fires, which have killed one person, injured others and destroyed at least two hundred homes in the region. mr fernandez had to seek refuge behind a wall as the crowd pelted his bus with stones. to myanmar. the leader of a shadow civilian government is urging protesters to continue theirfight against the military, which seized power last month. in his first public address, mahn win khaing than said this was the nation's darkest moment. the worst of the violence took place in the city of mandalay, where once again, police opened fire on peaceful protestors. jonathan head reports. the days in myanmar�*s towns and cities are punctuated by protests, by lethal volleys of gunfire from the army and police, and by the funerals of those who have been killed. the death toll in this elemental battle between unarmed people and the military regime, whose authority they still refuse to accept, keeps climbing. today was another terrible day in mandalay, where opposi

immigration vaccine supply and trade cooperation among a number of other conserves argentinean president alberto fernandez says he will not rush into a new deal with the international monetary fund there is concern argentina may miss a may deadline with the i.m.f. to agree on how to repay a loan of more than 40000000000 dollars to raise about reports and medical for members went to congress on monday to present his plan on how to help the country recover from the president make he spoke about plans to reactivate the economy industrialize canaries and investigate the loans granted to argentina by the i.m.f. creditable number 3. $171.00 on the body count out praise to put an end to the adventures of indebting a country it is necessary that doing so isn't free and they cannot walk around and teach about how they carry out these debts and that's why i have asked to initiate an investigation into those who took part in the biggest fraudulent administration then our memory can recall. the president is hoping to investigate former president . and some of his closest allies in $2800.00 and the former pr

"they took my 14—year—old granddaughter," says alberto carlos.y and police are struggling, to put it politely. they have hired private security companies — first russian, then south african — to help out, with mixed results and much controversy. and still the exodus of civilians continues. many have fled by boat, as a once tranquil corner of africa sinks into chaos and despair. andrew harding, bbc news in northern mozambique. thailand has delayed its roll—out of the astrazeneca vaccine following reports of blood clots in a small number of people who've had the jab. denmark, norway and iceland have already suspended its use as a precaution for the same reason, but the european medicines agency insists the vaccine is safe. paul hawkins reports. the ema's message is clear. there is no link between blood clots and the astrazeneca vaccine. the manufacturer says the drug's safety has been studied extensively in clinical trials. nevertheless, denmark, norway and iceland have temporarily suspended the roll—out of the vaccine after two women in europe die

argentina's president alberto fernandez made a visit to patagonia, a region devastated by forest firesof his cabinet scrambled to get to their van, as they were mobbed by angry protesters, frustrated over mining projects in the province. he managed to get away as the protesters threw stones and broke the van�*s windows. the former boxing world champion marvin hagler has died at his home in new hampshire in the us, aged 66. the american, known to fans as marvellous marvin, became undisputed middleweight world champion in 1980, and dominated the division through most of the decade. he is considered one of the best boxers of his generation. british heavyweight dereck chisora has paid tribute on social media, saying hagler was "one of the greatest". the broadcaster murray walker, described as "the voice of formula one", has died — he was 97. his distintive commentary style and passion for motor sport won him fans around the world. andy swiss looks back at his life. so, it's ready. it...is... ..go, go, go, go! and schumacher leads, brilliant start... exuberance, excitable and utterly unmist

here in dr alberto medina's private practice they used to vaccinate babies against tuberculosis but since september new government rules means they haven't been able to get a new batch of b.c.g. deliveries. but it won't. when you ask the people who are supposed to deal with importing vaccines they say days hasn't been set yet they told us it would arrive in january but now some articles are saying they won't arrive until spring. there has been a public sector shortage of t.v. vaccines since the start of the year in 2019 the shortfall was between 76 percent and 96 percent the number of tb cases jumped from 17245000. health specialists estimate the lack of tb vaccines will affect between 200300000 newborns. mexico isn't the only country where tb is still a health threat around 85 percent of all newly infected people live in africa inside these days or with india indonesia and china particularly affected. in mexico the vaccine shortage is mostly down to the current government changing the system of how medicines are quired and distributed but vaccine shortages began under the previous govern

here in dr alberto medina's private practice they used to vaccinate babies against tuberculosis but since september new government rules means they have been able to get a new batch of b.c.g. deliveries. but it won't. because they've begun when you ask the people who are supposed to deal with importing vaccines they say a date hasn't been set yet they told us it would arrive in january but now some articles are saying they won't arrive until spring. there has been a public sector shortage of t.v. vaccines since the start of the year in 2019 the shortfall was between 76 percent and 96 percent the number of tb cases jumped from 17245000. health specialists estimate the lack of tb vaccines will affect 2 tween 200300000 newborns. mexico isn't the only country where tb is still a health threat around 85 percent of all newly infected people live in africa and southeast asia with india indonesia and china particularly affected. in mexico the vaccine shortage is mostly down to the current government changing the system of how medicines that are quired and distributed but vaccine shortages began u

anti—mining protesters in argentina's patagonia region have attacked a minibus carrying president albertoy forest fires, which have killed one person and destroyed at least 200 homes. mr fernandez had to seek refuge behind a wall as the crowd pelted his bus with stones. bictoin has risen above $60,000 for the first time. the cryptocurrency has more than tripled in value since the end of last year. some analysts think the latest surge is partly down to the huge us stimulus package approved this week. the former interim president of bolivia, as well as several former ministers, have been arrested. prosecutors say they took part in a coup against the then president evo morales, almost two years ago. will grant reports. it has been a precipitous fall from grace. from living in the presidential palace to being held on terrorism charges in a matter of months. former bolivian presidentjeanine anez claims the charges against her, which include terrorism, sedition and conspiracy, are nothing more than political intimidation, and that her arrest had been irregular and motivated by revenge. her supp

"they took my 14—year—old granddaughter," says alberto carlos. put it politely. they've hired private foreign security companies to help out, but both have been accused of human rights abuses. and still the exodus of civilians continues. many fleeing by boat along the coast. on a beach, fatima abdul shows me her makeshift tent. but the smiles hide her trauma. during their escape, her 22—year—old daughter was torn from her arms by an al—shabaab militant. "i watched them take her," she says. "then they set fire to our village." and so it is that a tranquil corner of africa sinks into chaos and despair. andrew harding, bbc news, in northern mozambique. it's the end of an important school week for children in england, with classes having resumed as a first step on the road to lifting the coronavirus lockdown. 0ur correspondent danny savage has spent the last few days at a primary school near skegness, to see how pupils and teachers have been getting on. good morning. a colourful, celebratory return to school. a warm welcome after a cold winter, desig

here in dr alberto medina's private practice they used to vaccinate babies against tuberculosis but since september new government rules means they haven't been able to get a new batch of b.c.g. deliveries. but it won't. because of the gun when you ask the people who are supposed to deal with importing vaccines they say a date hasn't been set yet they told us it would arrive in january but now some articles are saying they won't arrive until spring. there's been a public sector shortage of t.v. vaccines since the start of the year in 2019 the shortfall was between 76 percent and 96 percent the number of tb cases jumped from 17245000. health specialists estimate the lack of tb vaccines will affect between 200300000 newborns. mexico isn't the only country where tb is still a health threat around 85 percent of all newly infected people live in africa inside these days with india indonesia and china particularly affected. in mexico the vaccine shortage is mostly down to the current government changing the system of how medicines that required and distributed but vaccine shortages began under

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anti—mining protesters in argentina's patagonia region have attacked a minibus carrying president albertosince the end of last year. some analysts think the latest surge is partly down to the huge us stimulus package approved this week. the former interim president of bolivia, as well as several former ministers, have been arrested. prosecutors say they took part in a coup against the then president evo morales, almost two years ago. the bbc�*s will grant reports. it has been a precipitous fall from grace. from living in the presidential palace to being held on terrorism charges in a matter of months. former bolivian presidentjeanine anez claims the charges against her, which include terrorism, sedition and conspiracy, are nothing more than political intimidation. that her arrest had been a regular —— irregular, motivated by revenge was not her supporters agree. translation: the public prosecutor's offers most of the trial will not succeed which is why they make these legal tricks and carry out illegal detention without citing absolutely anything. but the wounds of — absolutely anything.

migrants like alberto, on asylum seeker from mexico was hoping the new administration be a saving gracehing like this. >> most migrants say they can't cross legally, they will cross illegally. border patrol agents say there was 1200 yesterday in the rio grande valley alone. >> shannon: griff jenkins, thank you so much. on the u.s. side of the border, frustration is growing within border communities. leaders say they are being left out of a conversation about how best to handle the growing crisis. >> mr. president. i am the mirror of texas and i am requesting with you to put a halt to any measures regarding the release of immigrants awaiting court dates into the city of del rio and surrounding areas. we don't have the resources available to house and accommodate the migrants in our community. >> shannon: the mayor of del rio. talking about the impacts being felt. great to have you with us. >> shannon: i want to talk about something surprising to folks about the issue of people coming across the border either not been tested for covid or testing positive and being allowed to travel. the b

. >> let's go to an interesting question from alberto in castro valley, california. and continues to deal with the lingering effects such as fatigue, migraines, headaches, shortness of breath, how many doses, if any, of the vaccine do you recommend based on the current immunity within my body? >> dr. gibbons? >> well, it appears that he has what we're calling the post-acute syndrome of covid-19 where there are individuals who have lingering symptoms, even after much of the virus has been cleared from their bodies. and it's clear that we're still actively studying that at n.i.h. and it will be apparent -- it will be important for him to be vaccinated in order for him to ensure there is no recurrence of the infection. >> here's one more. connie from cleveland has a question on vaccine immunity. >> my question is how long will the vaccine last? and will i have to take it again in another year or two? >> this one is for you, dr. fauci. but or two? is the vaccine safe to take if somebody is hiv positive? >> well, the answer to the second question is absolutely. people tha

lawsuit was filed on behalf of two people held in new york city's rikers island jail, 24-year old albertond 52-year-old charles holden, who lives in a dorm with 48 of 50 beds filled, with the beds inches apart. the complaint says he shares "eating spaces, toilets, sinks, showers, televisions, telephones , and recreational spaces of other incarcerated men. at meal time, he eats at a communal table surrounded by other incarcerated people who cannot wear masks while they eat." in short "every aspect of his , daily life is communal and he is not able to practice social distancing." currently, about 10% of people held at rikers have covid-19. new york jails about 34,000 people. only about 1,300 inmates who are senior citizens or have pre-existing conditions have already been fully vaccinated. for more, we go to soffiyah elijah, executive director of the alliance of families for justice, which supports people impacted by the criminal justice system. she's also an attorney who has represented many political prisoners, some of whom are now in their 60's, 70's, and 80's and have contracted cova. s

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alberto lopez, the general manager at 24 hour fitness in san jose, welcomed members back inside for the first time since november. santa clara county is one of three bay area counties that was just upgraded to the red covid tear, which loosens some restrictions. now, fitness centers like this one can operate indoors at 10% capacity. we believe that health and fitness is essential, especially for our physical and emotional well being special in a time like this. for the past several months, workouts have been kept outdoors on lee, with equipment located under tents in the parking lot. we're still going to keep the tents outside for right now to give that option, but we're just excited to be open and doors so people can get back to a little bit of you know something that they're used to a swell without the elements. managers say stations and are keeping the pool and spa area closed for now. members we talked to were excited to get a good workout inside, looking forward to just being able to warm up easier and then not be freezing outside. i'm really hoping that we'll be able to just jump