well there is a structural lack of confidence in argentina not just inside argentina but outside argentinaand so you know when you talk about my quit doing the right things there's a lot of debate about whether he did that the pace at which he did that and also whether he went far enough soon enough and i think the you know the key area of criticism is late 2017 when the government changed its inflation. goals and didn't really explain why when it went early to the markets to fora ahead of schedule and it didn't explain why and then of course we saw in april why when the pests so went on you know rapid depreciation and then that happened again later in september so you know it's it's really a very difficult situation right now for mockery specially heading into a crucial election in october yeah the way things stand right now it doesn't look good for america as far as his reelection prospects in october does it i think it's you know argentina volatility economic and political volatility which feed into each other it makes the current political landscape extremely uncertain i think you know

well there is a structural lack of confidence in argentina not just inside argentina but outside argentina and so you know when you talk about my quit doing the right things there's a lot of debate about whether he did that the pace at which he did that and also whether he went far enough soon enough and i think that you know the key area of criticism is late 2017 when the government changed its inflation. goals and didn't really explain why when it went early to the markets to fora ahead of schedule and it didn't explain why and then of course we saw in april why when the pests so went on you know rapid depreciation and then that happened again later in september so you know it's it's really a very difficult situation right now for my korea specially heading into a crucial election in october yeah the way things stand right now it doesn't look good for america as far as his reelection prospects in october does it i think it's you know argentina volatility economic and political volatility which feed into each other it makes the current political landscape extremely uncertain i think you k

that ending up in argentina a woman is murdered every 30 hours. and senior in the cases of femicide most of the women are murdered by someone they live with it is in 7 out of 10 cases it's either their partner or expert. that. exploits body us we women are being killed by people we know. seals. that i'm buying in you know i'm in a hall in new york i'm in o.c. not one less campaign is a huge mass movement that slogan and compass is another slogan as well you know that allows all that of us no square most we want to live in other words we're not only saying stop murdering us about it we're also saying we want to live. with you or. we have my station house when my sister's name was swinging she was 26 years old and she lived together with her boyfriend damien here but he was abusive and one day she packed a suitcase saying she was going to go home to her mother here this hour or so ago i mean really honestly mama well she was packing her clothes he began to hit her with very violent blows to the head this is a child so she even lost consciousness. wh

us fights femicide in argentina. last. laugh. now that we're using the internet and social networks to have the patriarchy but that's not enough we feminists are taking over public spaces that can be streets and plazas but also places where we appear on the internet virtual space which is also a public space that was that my mother would like i mean it's an awesome. life and nice tie you so much i'm a feminist i wear makeup i get my hair done i look after myself. it didn't go i had to call quite and without knowing us. i don't do that because some patriarchal structure demands it. i knew i was going to put out everyone decides for herself how to live feminism as if it was him and his means to her as if i'm in the. us and enough in argentina a woman is murdered every 30 hours. and you know if i'm seeing you in the cases of femicide most of the women are murdered by someone they live with their fate is in 7 out of 10 cases it's either their partner or ex partner and here i feel like a body has a boy body. we women are being killed

because argentina suffered a number of high profile sexual abuse cases but the perpetrators rarely been held accountable so what do you think these two international campaign groups will find on their trip to argentina what are you hoping. well good evening baron v. i think one thing that is beyond the on down now sadly is is that the roman catholic church the institution of the church when i say the institution i don't mean the broad people of the church i mean the people who run the church the clerics. the institution is undoubtedly the largest employer of child abusers and child rapists on the planet as an organization i think that is a dreadful dreadful indictment and it's the church that i grew up believing believing then. i still have my faith thank god but not not in the institutional church. my friends and colleagues are in argentina to stand alongside argentinean survivors who have been largely ignored in fact totally ignored by pope francis i think we're all astounded that after six years of his papacy he hasn't returned to his home country and i can't help but think that part

activists in argentina are launching a renewed effort to legalize abortion after narrowly failing last year lawmakers are introducing a bill to legalize terminations of pregnancy. up to 14 weeks a similar measure had passed last year in the lower house of congress but was the featured in the senate and the heavy opposition by religious organizations that i suppose joins us live now from buenos aires center is a hundreds of people have gathered where you are award is there a message. that's correct we're right here in front of congress where hundreds of people have gathered here and a way to support of the possibility of congress debating once again the legalization and decriminalization of abortion in argentina let's not forget that in argentina abortions are only permitted on cases of rape and in case of a women's lives as a driscoll's you can see right behind me are hundreds of people here that are wearing a green handkerchief that's what they say is that the pro-choice groups are saying taishan in this demonstration under slightly separated by the police from martin smaller group th

well there is a structural lack of confidence in argentina not just inside argentina but outside argentina and so you know when you talk about my quit doing the right things there's a lot of debate about whether he did that the pace at which he did that and also whether he went far enough soon enough and i think the you know the key area of criticism is late 2017 when the government changed its inflation. goals and didn't really explain why when it went early to the markets to fora ahead of schedule and it didn't explain why and then of course we saw in april why when the pests so went on you know rapid depreciation and then that happened again later in september so you know it's it's really a very difficult situation right now for my korea specially heading into a crucial election in october yeah the way things stand right now it doesn't look good for america as far as his reelection prospects in october does it i think it's you know argentina volatility economic and political volatility which feed into each other it makes the current political landscape extremely uncertain i think you kn

well there is a structural lack of confidence in argentina not just inside argentina but outside argentina and so you know when you talk about my quit doing the right things there's a lot of debate about whether he did that the pace at which he did that and also whether he went far enough soon enough and i think the you know the key area of criticism is late 2017 when the government changed its inflation. goals and didn't really explain why when it went early to the markets to fora ahead of schedule and it didn't explain why and then of course we saw in april why when the pests so went on you know rapid depreciation and then that happened again later in september so you know it's it's really a very difficult situation right now for mockery specially heading into a crucial election in october yeah the way things stand right now it doesn't look good for america as far as his reelection prospects in october does it i think it's you know argentina volatility economic and political volatility which feed into each other it makes the current political landscape extremely uncertain i think you kno

this is an election now -- electoral year in argentina.ns are expected to happen in october. the senate is the same senate that last year rejected -- the abortion debate cuts right through party lines. there are those who support it and those detractors in all political parties in argentina and many believe that this year, the possibility of passing the bill this year will be difficult, mostly because most politicians at this point are afraid of angering the catholic church. is's not forget pope francis argentinian. most politicians in the country do not want to have a bad relationship with him. >> senior white house adviser jared kushner is in morocco. he looks to drum up support on a planned for the future of cost and and israel. kushner and the team of u.s. envoys will visit jordan and israel later in the week. the u.s. is unveiling the economic part of the plan at a conference in bahrain next month. the palestinians have rejected the plan and urged arab nations to avoid the conference. afghan officials -- the taliban has targeted two s

and those abused by catholic priests in argentina want pope francis to return to his homeland to address a growing scandal. we've had some rather lively weather into eastern parts of the u.s. lots of cloud here tornadoes large hail last all making its way away dr chua to weather comes in behind me for a time like the most of monday there is going to be largely settled in sunny along the eastern seaboard brought to skies nineteen celsius for new york twenty one more of the border into auto and into some plants that just around on theriault pushing down across the lakes into the great plains the central plains seeing a little more the way of plows and storms spring up here i'm a will gather they will become a little more organized as we go on through choose to eventually that will push its way further east that's about ahead of that twenty one in new york i seventy and found twenty eight for a day see a woman still there for lanza meanwhile we're around seventeen or eighteen just around the west coast there for san francisco and for like almost twenty two celsius there for seattle some ple

in the health secretary added photo says argentina needs to address the controversial matter. needs to be an issue of public health of women dying of the hospitalizations that end up in mutilations that occur when complications arise aside from believes values and attitudes there is a problem that happens abortion already exists we cannot stop it poor women who do not have access to the pharmaceuticals or procedures to interrupt a pregnancy go to unsafe places and end up in a hospital or dead. even though it's a nightly low we passed this year women say they will continue to pressure no makers they say legalizing abortion is crucial to save women's lives. in. saudi arabia is being accused of using israeli spy ware to target a prominent critic in britain. as a satirist a new trooper has racked up more than 200000000 views on his channel where he regularly criticizes the saudi royal family saudi arabia's embassy in london was notified of a legal claim on tuesday accusing the kingdom of hacking the comedian's phone and using it to spy on him it's the latest allegation by the isra

pope francis is being urged by campaigners to return to his native argentina to deal with revelations of child sexual abuse committed by roman catholic clergy to international organizations campaigning on the issue are in argentina meeting victims there are calling for clergy involved in abuse to be removed from office and then prosecuted daniel reports from. these are victims of abuse by catholic church clergy those who have found the strength to speak out to demand justice they say there are many many more who are still too traumatized still summoning up the courage to talk. for ten years i could not speak about what had happened to me throughout my adolescence i could not put it into words i couldn't ask anyone for help. thirteen years old when he was sexually assaulted by a priest at his school he did finally manage to name his abuser who have ventured he was tried and jailed richard fifty more knew of our testimonies our voices and stories in public stimulation energize other victims to lose the shame to feel that they can share and take a step forward but the tide he says is tur

also ahead activists in argentina renew their battle to legalize abortion as a new bill is presented to congress. let's get going hundreds of thousands of syrians have fled a wave of airstrikes in the northwest as the government and its russian allies pound rebel held areas health officials in the opposition held it live province say government rockets have destroyed a hospital in the town of far noble at least $27.00 civilians were killed in the attacks on tuesday areas in the provinces of hama and aleppo were also targeted forcing civilians to flee towards turkey. the u.s. state department has called the escalation of violence reckless and the un is warning that an all out offensive on it live will lead to a humanitarian catastrophe for its $3000000.00 residents diplomatic at its a james bays now from the united nations. yet another meeting on the 5th time it's been raised in the security council since the offensive by the syrian government and russia started yet again division among council members means there was strong words but no prospect of action for a top humanitarian offic

argentina's lawmakers vote on a woman's right to have an abortion. subject is how the divisiveness twenty catholic country last year m move to legegalise failet really . thank you very much for being with us europe look to the future at a special post at summits at dinner this evening the tops the main place were chewing over. find a replacement for john claude juncker as president of the european commission france and germany disagree michael michael michael michael postoji defending the credentials of that choice the german chancellor once. i'm conveyed the for the job french president it seems once anyone else but him. let's go to on man in the know in the corridors of power in brussels day keating awaiting u. they could even do you understand the yes some of just wrapped has anything been concluded. it looks like pretty much know as expected -- they are kindd of agreeing to disagree at this point they've tasks done o on tuesday the european council president to work with the european parliament to determine which of the candidates could get a maj

still ahead on al-jazeera why people abused by catholic priests in argentina want pope francis to return to his homeland . hello there we've got a big loop of cloud surrounding us in the northeastern parts of asia at the moment you can see it on the satellite picture making its way over parts of china and you looping round and all the way up through parts of japan now this whole system is working its way eastwards so for us in japan is should be an improving picture for tuesday sendai will probably have quite a bit of cloud affairs but that should clear away and in the sunshine it shouldn't feel too bad in fact force it so well temperatures should be making it to a pleasant twenty two degrees for the west will be quite hot in beijing at twenty nine but things do cool off as we head into wednesday the cloud makes its way across us and then the temperatures will just be topping at twenty six and the showers will be edging all way a bit further towards the south but it's certainly looking very unsettled for many of us across the southeastern parts of china loss of wet weather that still wit

still ahead on al-jazeera why people abused by catholic priests in argentina want pope francis to return to his home loan. and want to turn the water in pakistan's largest lake into what else was a. hell of a we've had some rather surprising weather over parts of europe recently it's may we should be heading towards summer but instead we've seen an awful lot of wintery weather these photos of from the northeastern parts of italy but we've also seen snow in germany through parts of france and in switzerland as well and as well as some very wintry weather we've also seen some very strong winds for some of us in the southern parts of france and the northwestern parts of italy we've seen those winds gusting to around one hundred kilometers per hour now all of this is edging its way towards the southeast and as it does say a cold day will continue to plague the northwestern part so a top temperature in london just of twelve degrees on monday for the southeast where things are going downhill we're going to see more cloud more rain and some of the rain is going to be pretty heavy the temperatur

hundred years after the presence of the former first lady eva peron can still be found all over argentina. we start with some breaking news into reuters journalists jailed in me and have been released under a presidential amnesty they were convicted in december in a case that drew international condemnation it was sentenced to seven years in prison with the investigation into me and a crisis but immediately after his release thank people around the world who lobbied for his release. later said thank you. really have. i can with my user. let's go live now to wayne hay in bangkok so no doubt the families will be very happy this morning. yes no doubt this has been a very trying time of course over the course of the past seventeen months for the family members of while lone and sure they are both young fathers that made it particularly difficult for them and i think quite fitting there in that sound bite that you just played from while alone that he said that he couldn't wait to see his family but also get back to the news room so these two very much true journalists i guess you could say and

the name in the image of the former first lady still shine in all corners of argentina. books a story written about schools hospitals and restaurants are named after this desert concocted in her own a rare we're incorporating the image the figure of the values she represented the sensibility her main value was her sensibility which is necessary to overcome the difficult times are facing now david walker he was born in the seventh of may one thousand nine hundred nineteen in the argentine countryside a wealthy father abandoned the family to poverty aged fifteen she sought and found fame and fortune as an actress in one osiris there she met the rising politician then labor minister. at a function to raise money for earthquake victims the rest as they say is history instead of being a woman fighting for social justice for equality she was taken into the hearts of the argentine people and aspired to the universal story and today everyone here in argentina remembers her the couple married in one thousand nine hundred five and the following year he became president of argentin

activists in argentina are launching a renewed effort to legalize abortion after narrowly falling short last year lawmakers are introducing a bill to legalize terminations of pregnancy up to 14 weeks a similar measure had passed last year in the law lower house of congress but was the featured in the senate under heavy opposition by religious organizations has more now from one side its. work here in front of argentina's congress were pro-choice activists are once again presenting the possibility i don't want to present a bill to legalize abortion industry and decriminalize it let's not forget that abortion is illegal argentino with exception of in cases of rape or when i went life is at risk this is happening after what happened last year when we made it to congress it was debated it passed the lower house but it was rejected in the senate and that's why hundreds of women are gathered here today once again to demand the legalization of abortion let's talk to one of them right here he's been here all day demanding the legalization of abortion argentina why do you think it's all importan

and the judiciary in argentina tends to lean towards those in power. there is political persecution there is animosity and judges pushing cases improperly against certain political figures but i believe it has to do with the justice system as a source of power and not because they're responding to those who are in government coercion or was expected to run in the october presidential election against modi. but the former president surprised everyone on saturday when she said she would run for vice president instead i company i'll bet the farm and this a former political ally a strategic move that is supposed to help her party win more votes. to her supporters say cristina is in a sense isn't it was. with her we had a better life education health care she's been persecuted because she defended the poor. the trial is expected to last for a year. a year in which she could make it back to power once again. after 5 years in exile the former president says he wants to return home offering his help to try and broker a peace deal with the armed groups that the

. >> en argentina la ex mandataria, cristina fernÁndez de kirchner -- cristina fernÁndez de kirchnernte que no serÁ candidata a la presidencia sino a la vice presidencia de argentina. >> le pedidoque como candidato a presidente y yo como candidata avisen. >> alberto fernÁndez fue jefe de gabinete de su primera presidencia y es un polÍtico mÁs moderado. si bien se distanciaron durante muchos aÑos la necesidad de formar un frente comÚn para derrotar a la actual presidente, mauricio macri a las elecciones los uniÓ nuevamente. >> la expectativa o ambiciÓn personal deben estarpor encima.. >> al tomar cristina un papel menos protagÓnico pueden sumar mÁs votantes indecisos y de otras corrientes polÍticas para ganar la elecciÓn. >> genera una ilusiÓn, como algo diferente. >> estamos viviendo muy mal. el gobierno de macri estÁ llevando a cabo un plan de hambre y de endeudamiento que ya ya es imposible. >> otros dicen noengaÑarse con la estrategia de la presidenta >> de bajo nivel a la expo si. despuÉs viene ella, estÁ ahÍ. >> mientras tanto el presidente mauricio macriencabezÓ un acto y segur

but he's being urged by campaign is to return to his native argentina to deal with the revelations of child sexual abuse committed by roman catholic clergy. has more from one side of us. these are victims of abuse by catholic church clergy those who have found the strength to speak out to demand justice they say there are many many more who are still too traumatized still summoning up the courage to talk. for ten years i could not speak about what had happened to me throughout my adolescence i could not put it into words i couldn't ask anyone for help. thirteen years old when he was sexually assaulted by a priest at his school he did finally manage to name his abuser who have ventured he was tried and jailed richard fifty more knew of our testimonies our voices and stories in public stimulation energize other victims to lose the shame to feel that they can share and take a step forward but the tide he says is turning in argentina in the around the world activists from the united states are in argentina to meet victims to share experiences of a global scandal if we can cite several cas

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unrest also on the streets of argentina where tens of thousands have taken to the streets to protest president. austerity drive labor unions began a twenty four hour partial strike that brought to the country to a standstill. subway and its airport were shut down but out in the streets demonstrators vented their frustrations. government officials do not understand anything they live in another reality but the reality of the workers is how the dismissal and threats. the conservative government scrapped costly subsidies for water gas and public transport and prices have exploded but the reforms haven't turned around argentina's economy the recession is hitting hard with inflation over fifty percent workers at this pharmacy see the choices people are forced to make. sometimes customers ask me how much their medicine costs to see what they can afford to take they often become angry but sometimes they're just resigned that they're not able to afford all their treatment. that. many here fear a crisis like in venezuela the i.m.f. is still backing argentina with credits with billions of euro

and activists in argentina renew their battle to ease the abortion law after previous attempts failed to pass congress. good to have you with us hundreds of thousands of syrians are fleeing a wave of air strikes in the northwest as the government and its russian allies parent rebel held areas. well at least 30 civilians have been killed in chooses attacks health officials in the opposition held province say government rockets have destroyed the hospital in the town of foreigner who areas in the provinces of hama and aleppo were also targeted forcing civilians to fleece awards turkey. well the u.s. state department's has called the escalation of violence reckless and the u.n. is warning that's an all out offensive on it live will leads to a humanitarian catastrophe for its $3000000.00 residents or diplomatic at sir james bays reports from the united nations. yet another meeting on the 5th time it's been raised in the security council since the offensive by the syrian government and russia started yet again though division among council members means there was strong words but no prospe

and the judiciary in argentina tends to lean towards those in power. there is political persecution there is animosity and judges pushing cases improperly against certain political figures but i believe it has to do with the justice system as a source of power and not because they are responding to those who are in government commission or was expected to run in the october presidential election against modi. but the former president surprised everyone on saturday when she said she would run for vice president instead i kompany aware of the for the man this a former political ally a strategic move that is supposed to help her party win more votes. her supporters say cristina is in a sense isn't it was. with her we had a better life education health care she has been persecuted because she defended the poor. the trial is expected to last for a year a year in which she could make it back to power once again. they say i will. 3 prominent saudi scholars are to be executed after the end of ramadan according to media reports salmonella day a lot of carney an

argentina is also a country i care about deeply. while it is going through a difficult period, i believe the president's stewardship of the economy will leave the economy stronger. the improvement of the u.s.-argentina relationship starting at the end of the obama administration is a bright spot and we must continue to take advantage of the many opportunities presented in our bilateral partnership. finally, while most of congress's attention is on venezuela, we certainly have not lost sight of the crisis in nicaragua. democratic solutions are desperately needed. fore must grant tps venezuela, the trump administration must renew tps for nicaraguans living here. i see a bright future for the hemisphere, but i see a number of tragic missteps being taken by us. from our approach to cutting off aid to central america to the failure to embrace anticorruption efforts in venezuela to his desire -- the administration's desire to build a wall and start trade wars. all these things make it harder to have a successful, long-term partnership we

says argentina needs to address the controversial matter. needs to be an issue of public health of women dying of the hospitalizations that end up in mutilations that occur when complications arise aside from believes values and attitudes there is a problem that happens abortion already exists we cannot stop it poor women who do not have access to the pharmaceuticals or procedures to interrupt a pregnancy go to unsafe places and end up in a hospital or dead. even though it's a nightly past this year women say they will continue to pressure. they say legalizing abortion is crucial to save women's lives. boeing's 737 may not return to service until august the international air transport association says the final decision will be made by regulators 737 max was grounded in march after 2 crashes that were sort of involved the plane's software. the 1st trial in the us against drug makers blamed for contributing to the opioid crisis is on the way in the state of oklahoma it's a test case to see if individual states can hold pharmaceutical companie

says argentina needs to address the controversial matter. where it needs to be an issue of public health of women dying of the hospitalizations that end up in mutilations that occur when complications arise aside from believes values and attitudes there is a problem that happens abortion already exists we cannot stop it poor women who do not have access to the pharmaceuticals or procedures to interrupt a pregnancy go to unsafe places and end up in a hospital or dead. in. even though it's unlikely past this year women say they will continue to pressure lawmakers they say legalizing abortion is crucial to save women's lives. in algeria a human rights activist has died in detention while on hunger strike as he awaits a trial kemal a day in fact cause lawyer says that his death was premeditated murder the hands of the judiciary so the car was jailed in march accused of causing ethnic tension between american communities despite the resignation of longtime president. of syria and continuing to demand the resignation of everyone associated with hi

it is my argentina -- it is my understanding that in argentina that the united states is helping do that. my state has fueled service companies in brazil. i do not know the degree to which the public investment by supplanting private investment from the rest of the world. china's history as a trading partner, aside from commodity, as an investor in your company is next. with debt or resources stranded. hopefully, china raises its game, and our private sector is equally investing. shery: what are you seeing on the ground? most important thing is the quality of the investments. very often, the advantage of private investments is discipline if it does not go to many revelations. it sometimes happens but it is not the rule. the beauty of a private investment is the discipline. you do projects that are sustainable. stand up rather than making the wishes of the government and so on. this is part of it, and why brazil is so much into privatization's and getting the private sector involved. in the a lot of intranet the part- internet in of broadband. in many places, you can realize that you do n

says argentina needs to address the controversial matter. needs to be an issue of public health of women dying of the hospitalizations that. and up in mutilations that occur when complications arise aside from believes values and attitudes there is a problem that happens abortion already exists we cannot stop it poor women who do not have access to the pharmaceuticals or procedures to interrupt a pregnancy go to unsafe places and end up in a hospital or dead. even though it's a nightly the no we passed this year women say they will continue to pressure no makers they say legalizing abortion is crucial to save women's lives. and u.k. financial watchdog says britain is the world's greatest enabler of corporate tax avoidance need barker reports now from london. taxes have been described as the price that we pay for civilization we may not like them but they're responsible for keeping our economies and our societies afloat paying for roads health care education defense social security the list goes on all companies pay corporation tax on their a

people marched through the argentina capital to protest austerity measures.strike also grounded flights. here is more from buenos aires. another national strike in argentina since the president took office in 2015. events are closed, public transport is down in the city and mostly around the country. you can see right behind me are some social movements giving away free food in this demonstration in the center of the capital. people here say the reason they are calling for a strike is the rising unemployment and poverty in the country. austerity measures are affecting the argentine population and are dictated by the international monetary fund. last year salaries lost 15% of value. this year the same. reporter: argentina is facing an economic crisis that has had a severe effect on living standards. in 2018 reached almost 50% and has continued to rise in 2019, but wages are not keeping up the pace. >> this situation is a disaster. i have a soup kitchen in buenos aires and the amount of people coming continues to grow. we don't have enough. reporter: the govern

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have been enough to two days of election related protests and those abused by catholic priests in argentina want pope francis to return to his homeland to address the growing scandal. however we've got the rain clouds gathering across central and southern parts of china at the moment a fair amount of cloud two that's just pushing in from west to east diving down towards the southeastern corner i'll call this see some showers maybe some longer spells of rain coming in here for a time it seems you got to see the the wettest of the weather having said that some showers to pushing across into a good part of vietnam hanoi around thirty three celsius on monday quite as warm as we go through tuesday more cloud coming in for tuesday that what a weather we gathering around the southwestern corner of china and pushing over into northern parts of vietnam scattering of showers there into the philippines developing system just to the east of the philippines but for the time being it isn't too bad lots of dry weather and lots of sunshine lots of sunshine and of course much of southeast asia season. to th

now to legislation that will legalize abortion, set to be introduced in argentina. the national congress is similar to other -- bill is similar to other proposals last year that passed the lower house of deputies but failed in the senate. the new legislation would also ask for access to p publicly fundnded abortion in the first 4 weeks of pregnancy. correspondent declan mccarley has more from point osirisis. bill was triedus months ago where there was a historic debate in the lower house of argentina posner national parliament, and of course was rejected by a narrowing majority by the upper house, the national senate, which is a much more conservative institute. broughte members were frfrom the rural conservative provinces, where the catholic church has a much greater influence. pro-choice campaigners will face exactly the same obstacle in the national senate. argentina is traditionally roman catholic but is an increasingly secular society as well. there is increasingly public demand to change the strict abortion laws, but the challllee ththat faces pro-choice putut

the former president of argentina, faces the start of a new corruption trial today. that comes days afteter she announced she would be runningg for vice president on the ticket of her former cabinet chief. three-time formula one champion nikki lowder has died. the 70-year-old was one of the finest car racers of all time. way, the u.s. issues a three month reprieve after banning the company for doing business with its american suppliers. and robots are everywhere. at least they are at the international robot fair in canada. both of those stories coming on business at 15 past the hour.r. first, our top story live from paris. genie: we start here in france where there has been a last-minute twist in a controversial right to die case. a french appeals court ordered doctors to resume giving food and water to a paralyzed patient hours after medics took him off life support. ancent lambert has been in vegetative state since a motorcycle accident over 10 years ago his fate has ripped both his family and friends apart. peter o'brien explains. joy.: an explosion of parents are

the corruption trial is underway in argentina for former president cristina fernandez de kitchen and it comes 48 hours after she announced she's running for vice president in october's election there's a bonus following the 1st day of proceedings in the capital so what's been happening today to reason. well because one of the most important events. christina kirshner's trial she is not only a former president but also one of the most politically important political figures in argentina today cristina kirchner is right now being accused of committing irregularities in public works contracts in the province. where her husband next are a former president who walked from and that's where this irregularities are supposed to have taken place work and which really benefited a close family friend got a man. who's currently in prison and he was also at the courthouse earlier today christina. arrived around noon she did not speak during that trial to be sent to the charges against her it is expected that this trial is going to continue for about a year but what's interesting about this case is

hundred years off to help the presence of the former first lady eva peron can still be found all over argentina. you know tens of thousands of people are fleeing syria's last rebel stronghold as government troops launch a furious advance with the support of russian app power the u.n. is calling for an urgent deescalation in northwestern syria where airstrikes have killed at least twenty civilians the rebels are promising to fight back and say no to has more now from beirut. it's a worsening humanitarian situation in northwest syria there are reports of up to one hundred fifty thousand people on the move heading north towards the border with turkey escaping what has been described as the fiercest bombardment in months. and only brought what we can we have nothing. syrian and russian planes are continuing to target villages across southern and northern hama it's been more than a week now dozens of civilians have been killed the united nations is calling for an urgent deescalation and a recommitment to the cease fire especially after schools and health facilities were targeted the u.n. is closely

an early say the judiciary in argentina tends to lean towards those in power. there is political persecution there is animosity and judges pushing cases improperly against certain political figures but i believe it has to do with the justice system as a source of power and not because they are responding to those who are in government . kirshner was expected to run in the october presidential election against modi. but the former president surprised everyone on saturday when she said she would run for vice president instead i company i'll bet the farm and this a former political ally a strategic move that is supposed to help her party win more votes. this year there is fear and disenchantment with my korean suspense there are 3 different fears the one who is afraid of christina votes for my creek the one who is afraid of my creepy votes for christina and the one who is afraid of both is not sure who to vote for. the trial is expected to last for a year a year in which she could make it back to power. once again. maybe someone would have cited. south africa form

activists in argentina have resumed their battle to legalize abortion politicians are presenting a bill to allow borsch and up to the 14th week of pregnancy after failing last year following pressure from religious groups. legal abortions in a public hospital that's what these women are demanding. thousands of them marched to congress to present a new abortion bill last year the no one house of parliament voted for the 1st time in history to decriminalize and legalize abortion in this largely catholic country . however the no was rejected in the senate in a very tight. but people like seal if you had to say they will continue trying. to get. the chambers the same it's going to be difficult the same dinosaurs as last year but they need to understand abortions are already happening in the country and women die many of them are poor they have nowhere to go and places where their lives are at risk. these green handkerchief has become the symbol of the demand to legalize abortion the name argentina for women here it's a matter of public health because already hundreds of thousands of illegal

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argentina's former president cristina fernandez de kirchner has appeared in court at the start of what is expected to be a yearlong corruption trial proceedings began just days after she announced she was going to run for vice president later this year. she was argentina's precedent for 18 years from 2007 to 2015. 4 years later cristina fernandez that continues to be one of the most important politicians in the country. now she's on trial for her alleged role in a corruption probe worth millions of dollars during her administration. lawyers likely going to the morning to sign say the links between kirshner and the businessman are a crucial part of the investigation. believe the nobody has been able to prove that you had corruption money but what has been demonstrated is how the former president used their hotels and other places too long to release it to money. money that i legibly came ass kicking backs from public works contracts from last advice a family friend who was a bank clerk turned tycoon when he 1st met the kershner family cristina kirchner will be appearing in this courthou