parte de una promesa de campaÑa del presidente de ese paÍs, alberto fernÁndez. la cumpliÓ.a aprobado con 38... reportero: en plena madrugada, hora argentina, se convirtiÓ en ley la interrupciÓn de embarazo. un reclamo que se discutÍa desde hace dÉcadas por un amplio sector de la sociedad argentina. >> es una lucha de todas las compaÑas y las que no estÁn. es un dÍa de historia, un día que hay que festejar. reportero: cada aÑo cientos de mujeres fallecen por abortos mal placticados. muchas mujeres son encarceladas por interrumpir sus embarazos. esta ley fue una promesa de campaÑa del presidente alberto fernÁndez, que mediante tuit dijo que el aborto es ley. la duda ahora es saber cÓmo quedarÁ la relaciÓn del gobierno argentino con el papa flancisco. - francisco. aprueba una ley mÁs rechazada por cristianismo. muchos echan por tierra la posibilidad que el pontÍfice visite su paÍs en un futuro cercano. argentina se transformÓ en el paÍs nÚmero 67 del mundo en legalizar el aborto. la iglesia asegurÓ que esta ley sÓlo servirÁ para profundizar las graves diferencias que uxisten e

the president of argentina has given a thumbs up to russia's coronavirus vaccine alberto fernandez said that once the drug is approved by the country's medical regulator he would be the 1st person in the country to receive the sputnik the job adding that he had no doubts about its quality. and. in argentina some raise doubts about the quality of russian science the russian get a lay institute has several nobel prizes among its staff of scientists to everyone's downswings sputnik v. is here in knowledge and so you know i will be the 1st one to take that vaccine because i have no doubt about the quality of the vaccine argentina has been badly hit by the pen demick with nearly 1500000 cases and a total of more than 40000 deaths it remains the 2nd worst hit country in latin america after brazil arjen time president has confirmed the country has signed a deal with russia on sputnik supplies high risk groups in the country will be the 1st in line for the job the country's president says they are buying anough doses to vaccinate 10000000 people. most not political. we would be able to count on

president alberto fernandez had made reintroducing them or one of his campaign promises gifting the pro-choice movement precious momentum. that this is the 9th time a bill to legalize abortion was presented in congress over the past 15 years so it's an issue that's been on the agenda for many many years and that in the most recent years since 2018 i would say has taken a lot of attention the anti-abortion campaign hopes that argentina would keep restrictions on abortion like most of its neighbors the continent has some of the. most restrictive laws in the world the catholic church remains highly influential and opposed to remove. francis who is from argentina urged against passing the bill saying that every outcast is a child of god. outside the senate actors celebrated their victory but stressed that the fought for women's rights is far from over. former footballer ivan class has been awarded 4000000 euros in damages by a german court following a 14 year legal battle the croatian striker had sued his former club vertebra hayman alleging that the club and its doctors had damaged his kidneys by

the bill proposed by president alberto fernandez is already past the chamber of deputies despite oppositionrom the catholic church. the country with a population of 44 million. these images show a very well attended demonstration in favor of abortion taking place outside the senate in point authorities. the leader of the catholic church, pope francis. reporters without borders says at least 50 journalists have been killed this year for just doing their job and telling the truth. mexico is the most dangerous place to carry a press card in the world right now but there were more places where our job is under attack. the fear is making the reporters jump more important and dangerous than ever. >> some 50 journalists were still killed this year for doing their jobs according to reporters without borders. over the years, the proportion of journalists in war zones has gone down but those killed in supposedly peaceful countries has gone up. >> [speaking french] >> the worst country in the world to be a journalist is mexico, where eight were murdered. one was even beheaded. the killings go unpunish

legalizing the procedure was a campaign promise of president alberto fernandez. the move saw fierce opposition from the country's catholic church and brought antiabortion demonstrators out in force. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> argentina's new law could galvanize reproductive rights advocates in a region where abortion remains largely illegal . along with argentina, only uruguay, guiana, and parts of mexico have legalized the procedure. the -- abortion is banned completely in countries where women can be sent to jail for having a miscarriage. >> a step forward for women's rights in argentina. for more news, stay with us. most of all, stay safe. ♪ >> hello and welcome to this edition of "tech 24." as we enter the holiday season, a time in which ngo's enter giving campaigns and people ponder generosity, we look at how block chains and crypto funds are increasing the transparency of donations. recent years have shown that google and apple are monitoring our every move on our cell phones, posing serious private issues. a device by

president alberto fernandez had made reintroducing the law one of his campaign promises.ting the pro-choice movement preciousomentum. the antiabortion campaign hoped that argentina would keep restrictions on abortion like most of its neighbors. the country has some of the most restrictive laws in the world. the catholic church remains highly influential and opposed the move. outside the senate, activists celebrated their victory. but they stressed that the fight for women's rights is far from over. let's get more on this landmark boat. i'm joined by the executive director of amnesty international argentina and ambassador besides. welcome to the program. beyond what the law itself states, tell us what this means more broadly for women in argentina. >> it's great news that women's rights are going to be guarded in the next couple of months and years because it's going to be difficult to implement this law. it's difficult to see how it will be implemented in the north of the country which is very influenced by the church, as you said. and those against abortion will go to th

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president alberto fernandez had made reintroducing the war one of his campaign promises to gifting the pro-choice movement precious momentum. that this is the 9th time a bill to legalize abortion was presented in congress over the past 15 years so it's an issue that's been on the agenda for many many years and that in the most recent years since 2018 i would say has taken a lot of attention the anti-abortion campaign hopes that argentina would keep restrictions on abortion like most of its neighbors the continent has some of the most restrictive laws in the world the catholic church remains highly influential and opposed to move. francis who is from argentina urged against passing the bill saying that every outcast is a child of god which is. outside the senate activists celebrated their victory but stressed that the fought for women's rights is far from over. and finally legendary french fashion designer peer has died at the age of $98.00 a master of the 19 fifties and sixties he was celebrated for his visionary creations and for bringing parisians chic to the masses during a career t

president alberto fernandez had made reintroducing them or one of his campaign promises gifting the pro-choice movement precious momentum. that this is the 9th time a bill to legalize abortion was presented in congress over the past 15 years so it's an issue that's been on the agenda for many many years and that in the most recent years since 2018 i would say has taken a lot of attention the antiabortion campaign hopes that argentina would keep restrictions on abortion like most of its neighbors the continent has some of the most restrictive laws in the world the catholic church remains highly influential and opposed the move. francis who is from argentina urged against passing the bill saying that every outcast is a child of god you. i thought the senate activists celebrated their victory but stressed that the fought the women's rights is far from over. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you british prime minister boris johnson has signed off on the trade deal between the european union and the united kingdom be used top officials earlier put their signatures on the 1200 page

that president alberto fernandez had made reintroducing them or one of his campaign promises gifting the pro-choice movement precious momentum. that this is the 9th time a bill to legalize abortion was presented in congress over the past 15 years so it's an issue that's been on the agenda for many many years and that in the most recent years since 2018 i would say has taken a lot of attention the anti-abortion campaign hopes that argentina would keep restrictions on abortion like most of its neighbors. the continent has some of the most restrictive laws in the world the catholic church remains highly influential and opposed to move. francis who is from taina urged against passing the bill saying that every doubt cost is a child of god you. outside the senate activists celebrated their victory but stressed but the fought the woman's rights is far from over. you know watching day to the news a reminder of the top story we're following for you germany has passed 1000 cova deaths in a single 24 hour period for the 1st time since the pandemic began the country's health minister has warned

president alberto fernandez had made reintroducing one of his campaign promises giving the pro-choice movement precious momentum in. the antiabortion campaign hopes that it would keep restrictions on abortion like most of its neighbors the continent has some of the most restrictive laws in the world the catholic church remains highly influential. i thought the senate is celebrated their victory to stress that the us is far from over. more on this landmark vote i'm joined now by. she's the executive director of amnesty international argentina and embassador and she decides to the program so beyond what the law itself states tell us more about what this means more broadly for women in argentina. well for sure i knew stopped these conflicts so there you see friends. right. and we aren't even. in the next couple of months oh it's mom and yes it's going to be people actually learn to slow this is actually in. the midst. of. to see the stones fall into the. north of the concert then search that aren't piece in the way to find out about these also slightly different stuff or something we're

president alberto fernandez had made reintroducing them or one of his campaign promises giving the pro-choice movement precious momentum. that this is the 9th time a bill to legalize abortion was presented in congress over the past 15 years so it's an issue that's been on the agenda for many many years and that in the most recent years since 2018 i would say has taken a lot of attention the anti abortion campaign hopes that argentina would keep restrictions on abortion like most of its neighbors the continent has some of the most restrictive laws in the world the catholic church remains highly influential and opposed to move. part francis who is from argentina urged against passing the bill saying that every outcast is a child of god which is you know. outside the senate activists celebrated their victory but stressed that the fight for women's rights is far from over. the european union has struck an investment deal with china after 7 years of talks he has hailed the accord as a major win for automakers and other european companies seeking to do business with beijing as it were given greater

this bill proposed by president alberto fernandez would permit abortions to be carried out up to theermitted in cases of rape or when the mother's health is at risk. if it passes, the bill would be ground breaking for latin america — a region with one of the strictest abortion laws in the strictest abortion laws in the world. tanya dendrinos bbc news. earlier tamara tenenbaum a writer and pro—choice activist said the vote would not be as close as had been predicted. it is tight but not as tight as we thought. it's going to be — going to pass. right now it is almost sure it is going to pass. the only chance the anti—choice have now is to leave the room so that we don't have the numbers so that the decision is invalid. they don't have the votes to overturn it now. theyjust don't have it. so what do you think has changed 7 we were hearing five senators were undecided and they have gone towards the pro—choice side have they? yes, enough of them. two of them and that is all we needed. that's what changed. i think the most important change since 2018 which was the last time we voted for th

this bill, proposed by president alberto fernandez, would permit abortions to be carried out up to theof rape or when the mother's health is at risk. i think the most important change since 2018 which was the last time we voted for this and when we lost in the senate, is that this time it was the government who started the project. it is not the same, the last government allowed the project to get to the senate. this government drafted the project itself. if it passes, the bill would be groundbreaking for latin america — a region with one of the strictest abortion laws in the world. tanya dendrinos, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we look back on the life of the french designer who helped revolutionise high street fashion across the world. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland, we're going to use money we picked up in belgium today, and then we'll be in france, and again, it'll be the same money. it's just got to be the way to go. george harrison, the former beatle, is

while many say the support by president alberto fernandez helped swing the vote, it was argentina's mightyn the past few years, that played a big part in overturning the law. their argument that abortion is an issue of public health and that everyone has the right to access safe abortions in a country where as many as 40,000 women are hospitalised every year from unsafe terminations. translation: it changes everything for millions of women. this is health. this is public health. this is not a question of morals. it is not a question of ethics. it is a question of health and therefore thousands of lives will be saved. what's happened in argentina has been closely watched across the region. activists in neighbouring countries, including chile and brazil, will no doubt use this precident to help their cause in rewriting the law in their countries too. katy watson, bbc news. in china, a court has sentenced ten hong kong activists to between seven months and three years for an illegal border crossing when they tried to flee hong kong by boat. the trial has mostly been held in secret, and has be

now it is the 3rd country after russia and belarus to approve the shot argentinian president alberto fernandez has dismissed western doubts over the russian job creating that he called a politically. driven smear campaign he also said international trade wars over vaccines are holding back efforts to get the drugs to where they are most needed. and there is a very vicious dispute going on very cruel dispute and a shameful one when my son is quoted how this and i think the 1st thing to bear in mind is that a trade war has been unleashed also since the whole world is eager for the vaccine there's a geo political dispute who will be the one to distribute the vaccine our sister channel our spanish has been reporting from outside a vaccination center in the capital buenos aires. be remembered in argentina as the start of the biggest banks a nation ever carried out in the country has received 300000 doses of the focus is on monitoring the vaccination of medical workers and hospital staff of caring for people infected with coded 19 they were the 1st to receive the vaccine across medical centers they

this bill, proposed by president alberto fernandez, would permit abortions to be carried out up to theently only permitted in cases of rape or when the mother's health is at risk. i think the most important change since 2018 which was the last time we voted for this and when we lost in the senate, is that this time it was the government who started the project. it is not the same, the last government allowed the project to get to the senate. this government drafted the project itself. if it passes, the bill would be groundbreaking for latin america — a region with one of the strictest abortion laws in the world. tanya dendrinos, bbc news. a group of interpreters who worked with the british army in iraq said their lives have become unbearable since the uk unit they worked with left the country in july. unit they worked with left the country injuly. they unit they worked with left the country in july. they say they are facing death threats from powerful militia backed by iran. over the past six years, the british army has trained more than 100,000 soldiers in iraq, as part of its mission

this is a campaign promise by alberto fernandez so it shouldn't surprise the church's hierarchy all the pope with whom the government has a good relationship the church will go against this like they did with the same sex marriage the catholic church has been against divorce reproductive rights distribution of contraceptives and sex education the mostly conservative sectors see women as objects and not as people with rights. rights that women in argentina i hoping will soon be frying into law. when a scientist. funny a multi-million dollar test launched by the u.s. aerospace company space 6 is ended in well look for yourself. the great the 16 story told on manned rocket is known as starship s m 8 it launched successfully as you can see but then it was meant to land on a concrete pad for reuse when it crashed it was hoped the prototype would be proof of concept for a rocket which could take people to the moon and eventually on to mars by 6 apparently not phase though they ended the broadcast with the message up next.

vaccine the government is hoping to inoculate $300000.00 people before this year end president alberto fernandez says he'll take a shot himself to prove that it is reliable to criticism the vaccine was registered before the start of clinical trials for 2 new strains of the corona virus have emerged in africa with separate mutations recorded in south africa and in nigeria the south african variant is believed to be more infectious contributing to what experts of called an alarming spread of the illness become trees total number of cases is now rapidly approaching $1000000.00 several nations have restricted travel from south africa as a precaution while south korea has recorded its biggest daily increase in corona virus infections since the start of this pandemic it reported 1241 new cases including a large outbreak at a prison and seoul the country rolled out its toughest ever restrictions this week with a popular tourist venue is closed until next month testing and contact tracing are also being ramped up robert bride has more for us from the capital. many people this christmas morning woke up t

president alberto fernandez had made reintroducing them or one of his campaign promises gifting the pro-choice movement precious momentum. that this is the 9th time a bill to legalize abortion was presented in congress over the past 15 years so it's an issue that's been on the agenda for many many years and that in the most recent years since 2018 i would say has taken a lot of attention the anti abortion campaign hopes that argentina would keep restrictions on abortion like most of its neighbors the continent has some of the most restrictive laws in the world the catholic church remains highly influential and opposed the move. francis who is from argentina urged against passing the bill saying that every outcast is a child of god you. outside the senate activists celebrated their victory but stressed that the fought for women's rights is far from over my. the european union has struck an investment deal with china after 7 years of talks the e.u. has held the accord as a major win for automakers and the european companies seeking to do business with beijing as well give them greater access to

president alberto fernandez is expected to sign this into law. >>> the crackdown is at a dangerous level. opposition politician alexey navalny. they're daring him to follow through on his promise to return to russia. cnn's fred pleitgen has more from moscow. what are they accusing him of here? new fraud allegations? >> reporter: yes. large scale fraud as the russian investigative committee said. they say an antigovernment corruption group received millions of dollars and large portions were used by alexey navalny and others for personal use, for buying personal property, they said, and then also personal trips as well. quite dangerous for alexey navalny. he could face up to 10 years in prison if it goes to court and if he is convicted in all of this. just yesterday he was supposed to appear at a hearing at a penal service. he's still recovering from the novichok poisoning in germany. he could, indeed, face arrests if and when he decides to come back here to russia. and navalny of course is crying foul in all of this. he believes that the russian authorities, once again, are embarrassed b

president alberto fernÁndez, who introduced the legislation, is set to sign it into law.argentina is the home country of pope francis. reproductive rights activists who spent years campaigning for argentina's bill hope other predominantly catholic nations across latin america will follow suit by overturning harsh anti-abortion laws. a chinese court has sentenced 10 hong kong activists to between seven months and three years in jail for illegally crossing the border. two minors who are part of the group of 12 activists were returned to hong kong to face a court there. the 12 were arrested at sea in august after they allegedly tried to reach taiwan by boat. in related news, 19-year-old activist tony chung was sentenced to four months in prison for insulting china's flag and unlawful assembly at a 2019 protest against the chinese extradition law. chung was arrested in october near the u.s. consulate in hong kong, where he reportedly was planning to request asylum. he also faces charges of secession, which carries a possible life sentence under the new national security law.

this time it had the backing of senator alberto fernandez who brought his own party members with him into the senate. this was probably expected but it's a somewhat bitter pill for pope francis to swallow. he had intervened energetically on several different occasions in the run up to this vote to appeal for the pro-life position. so it can't help to some extent, paula, be seen as a bit of a snub to the most famous argentinean in the world perhaps after messe. >> but it will make such a consequential difference to catholics all over the world in terms of where those predominantly catholic countries are moving now. >> yeah, that's right. let's remember, latin america is home to more than 40% of the world's catholic population. it traditionally has been an almost homogenously catholic continent. the plates are shifting in terms of latin america's political topography. in terms of the church's influence here, we should remember that argentina, a number of years ago, voted to legalize same-sex marriage and it has been moving in the direction of a legalization of abortion for some time. i

passing the law is also about president alberto fernandez fulfilling a campaign to make abortions legalmen don't resort to risky back room procedures. >> translator: the first of them is to legalize voluntary pregnancy interruptions and guarantees that the health system allow their realization under sanitary conditions that ensure their health and their life. >> reporter: argentina lawmakers also took up the issue back in 2018 after intense debate and rallies on both sides, that bill passed in the house but was struck down in the senate. if the current bill becomes law, it could pave the way for a wider shift in similar laws throughout the region as calls for greater reproductive rights for women ring louder. as we wait to see what the senate decides, it is an emotional time for many women, and it is a defining moment in history of argentina. matt rivers, cnn. >>> now ahead right here on cnn, a large storm system is set to impact much of central u.s. over the next couple of days. meteorologist karen mcginnis joins us next with what's in store. blend of vitamins, zinc, other minerals, an

president alberto fernandez had made reintroducing his campaign promises to give the pro-choice movement precious momentum. the anti abortion campaign hopes that would keep restrictions on abortion like most of its neighbors. some of the most restrictive laws in the. catholic church from. the movie i saw at the senate i acted as celebrated their victory but stressed that the us is far from over. coming up after the break business news with the. unphysical then he'll have more on that e.u. china trade deal and i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour course you can always get the latest at our web site you have your dot com or follow us on twitter and instagram akademi news m y m blue cross thanks very much for watching. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 316 get the map now. walk in immigrants. they know the police will stop the doctor because the solution to their flight could be fatal but going back is not an option. i'm on and coveting are stuck in the spanish border area that are

more than 20 hours of debate but it's expected to face more resistance in the senate president alberto fernandez has made women's rights a central tenet of his government are there is to raise a bar reports now for one is ours. a much awaited vote this is the beginning of the end of a battle this women have been fighting for a very long time the legalization of abortion in this mostly catholic country. congress passed the bill by 131 vote 217 it now goes to the senate and i know i mean is it up when your head up anywhere in 2018 we were disappointed because we lost in the senate but we hope this time it will be different it's a right that we deserve to see women's lives. activists gather outside congress abortion is a divisive issue in argentina although a large sector of society wants to cede legalized others do not want to see the bill turned into law. pope francis is from argentina and can influence how politicians fold. the plaster in front of congress were separated by a fence and security forces were there to prevent violence between those in favor of abortion and those against a 1000000 o

this is a campaign promise by alberto fernandez so it shouldn't surprise the church's hierarchy all the pope with whom the government has a good relationship the church will go against this like they did with the same sex marriage the catholic church has been against the voice reproductive rights distribution of contraceptives and sex education the mostly conservative sectors see women as objects and not as people with rights. writes that women in argentina i hoping will soon be frying into no. one a scientist. a multi-million dollar test launch by space x. has ended in spectacular failure. the 16 story unmanned rocket known as starship s and 8 launched successfully the landing on a concrete pad didn't go according to plan it's hoped this series of rockets will one day take people to the moon and mars the u.s. air space company didn't seem too fazed about the explosion that ended its broadcast with a message up next as any 9. still ahead an al-jazeera in sports move from italy on the death of the world cup when you know that story coming up in just a few to see. the way. the sport here

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