daughters, gathering here to make sure that the memory of alberto nisman has not been forgotten and to find answers to those many questions. >>> staying in argentina thousands of government employees have lost their jobs. the new government says many are supporters of former president cristina kirchner. here is teresa vo. >> a protest by people who say they have lost their jobs. manuela says she has been working at the plata municipality for six years and her contract has not been renewed. >> translator: the government is playing off state employees and they are accusing us of being activists ar and getting d but not coming to work. >> macri says former president cristina kirchner has lost the country financially in the red. that's why authorities announced three will work into the contracts of thousands of federal employees, who do not hold a job but just collect a salary. >> we want to work, over 5500 people are having their contracts reviewed, many have already been fired and say they will continue to protest until they get their jobs bang. all around argentina there are thousand

has promised that justice will be done this the case of the death of former state prosecutor alberto nisman. nisman was found dead in his apartment in buenos aires, hours before he was due to tell congress that former president cristina kirchner conspired to cover up iran's alleged involvement in the 1999 bombing of a jewish center. daniel schweimler is live, tell us what's going on. >> we're in a plaza in the center of buenos aires, people are writing candles out here to mark that one year since the body of alberto nisman was found in the apartment in buenos aires. people are asking for answers to the questions that were asked immediately after the body was found and throughout the past year. we still don't know how to official pronounce whether he committed suicide or was killed. that was part of the investigation that is still going on. if he was killed, then who killed him? there are many, many theories pointethe way the judiciary hasn working and the intelligence services in this country. many, many questions raised very few answer he and people here really to mark that one year are go

. >>> today marks one year from the murder of alberto nisman. al jazeera's daniel schweimler reports from buenos aires. >> these people are asking how alberto nisman died. if he was killed who killed him? why were those who were supposed to be guarding him disappear? why does it take so long to come to conclusions? >> they are trying cover the sun with their hands but their hands are covered with blood. >> covering up alleged iranian involvement in the 1994 bombing of a jewish community center in buenos aires in which 85 people died. there are those who say because this case is so important and so complicated it needs to be done properly. others say it highlights the inefficiencies in aguer tien ars institutions. >> it was the death of all argentinaguertiens. are argentines. >> had he no case against president kirchner and killed himself some say. >> his daughters should be the first to benefit from this investigation. but in second place should be the country, because we all need to know what happened to the investigator who denounced the presi

whatever the reason, one year on these people are asking what happened to alberto nisman >> translation: it is worth it to keep looking for answers. argentina is a world power in looking for justice since we've had so much experience and optimistic. >> translation: we all felt his death. it wasn't just him dying. it was the death of all argentinianes. i'm confident we will see change and honor him as he deserved. >> reporter: people here are calling for justice. they believed he was killed to silence his investigation. others say he had no case against president kirchner and killed himself. >> translation: his daughters should be the first to benefit from this investigation, but in second place should be the country because we all need to know what happens to the investigator who denounceed the president of the nation. >> reporter: many here hope the change of government will bring fresh impetus to the investigation, an investigation that from the beginning has divide argentina along political lines. one year on, those divisions are as strong as ever >>> the mayor of the u.s. city where