ah argentina's opposition. looks on track to win the mid term elections in a major blow to the ruling coalition. ah, hello, melinda, this is alex is airline from dough. also coming up here, where it says intimacy against the president, accused of a power grab, a suspended parliament and took over executive power. a cool for nato to resolve the migrant crisis on the poland boundaries. border with thousands of people, a stock in freezing temperatures under locked down code 19 restrictions in australia for people who are vaccinated as infections wise. ah, early results in argentina's mid term elections indicate that the ruling power nist party might lose its senate majority for the 1st time in 40 years. on the ballot were half the members of the lower chamber. i'm a 3rd of the senate. the government of president, alberto fernandez, has been losing popularity because of an economic crisis made was by the pandemic to reason by explains what losing the senate majority would mean. this is important mostly because it's

it's been difficult years for argentina, this country has been in recession since 2018 plus the impact of the pandemic, a rising poverty, 42 percent in poverty, around 50 percent of inflation rate. so in a way, people had a way of saying how we feel about the current administration during the primary elections that happened past september, where the ruling coalition also in many, many parts of the country. the big question is what's gonna happen now. and also, what state, what had stated that the ruling party could lose a majority in congress. they could lose the war room in the senate. this would be a, something historical for the parent is party, which is part of the ruling coalition. also, the capacity that the president has and how he will govern in the 2 years he has left, but also the relationship between president america fernandez and his powerful vice president. christina fernandez, the curtain of the results of the primary elections in september sparked lots of tension between them and the result of doing this selection. and we're gonna have to see the reactions within this r

we cannot allow europe to move to electric vehicles at the expense of argentina.ecklessly extracting lithium to make car batteries is not sustainable development. >> salt lakes in northern argentina hold sizab reserves of with the. muinationals including carmakers are keen to exploit the supplies. they are worried about the environment impact. the worst thing of all would be an energy revolution in the northern hemisphere. you can't have unconstrained lithium extraction. just so that every european can have an electric car. >> campaigners in the uthern hemisphere want the northern industrial countries to take responsibility for the climate emergency that now affects us all. the grnhouse gases pumped out originations in the north are more to blame for global warming than places like argentina. bruno is taking his message to the climate summit in glasgow, a voice from the south reminding the north of its response abilities. >> germany on tuesday recorded more than 39,000 new covid-19 infections. that's another new record. angela merkel has called for a meeting with

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that's got argentina's governing parent. his party has suffered a severe set back and midterm elections. it lost its majority in congress for the 1st time in 40 years. the government has been losing popularity because of an economic crisis made worse by the pandemic. there is a bo reports from warner series. the defeat did not come as a surprise, but still it was a major blow for president bell vertical fernandez. and his ruling coalition party 6 major districts out of 8 voted against the government, resulting in the apparently party using its majority in the senate for the 1st time . in almost 40 years, supporters gather to show their support for the president. they said the government needs to work harder to convince those who didn't vote for them. okay, i didn't, i don't want this open it. i, we need to call for consensus, but it's difficult because there are 2 extremes. the pandemic effect of the soul, all of governments suffered. this doesn't mean that we need to correct mistakes. and i believe all of us are trying to m

well, the economy, the huge issue in argentina right now with what most people on the streets talk to about the country's economy is very disorganized, is 12 different types of exchange rates to the u. s. dollars. exchange rate restrictions very high inflation rate, very high. i'm unemployment rates are poverty rate, so there's a major concern on the streets when the government found out that he had lost the primary elections last september. it's 30 to launch a series of measures and a weight trying to win the people the those boards back. so they launched our credit, cash handouts, who distribution, we went to see some places in the province of when a site is we're refrigerators, had been given it to guarantee that this selection was not not locked. so the economy, the major issue, and in a way the markets are looking at this results to see what's gonna happen on monday in argentina, people are looking, they're anxious to see how the us dollar, how the exchange rate is going to react. because if the government loses the election, it's with fed, me have an impact. and as i said before

ah a be a position in argentina. looks like it could when the mid term elections dealing a blow to the ruling coalition. ah, i'm all about this and this is all 0 light from dough hob. also coming up, protest in geneva against the president, accuse of a power grab after he suspended parliament and took over the executive powers, the call for nato to resolve the migrant crisis in the poland, bella luce border with thousands of people are stuck in freezing conditions. under lockdown cove, at 19 restrictions in austria, for people who aren't vaccinated as infections wise. ah, ali results in argentina's mid term elections indicate the ruling per honest party might lose its senate majority for the 1st time in 40 years. on the ballots were half the members of the lower chamber and a 3rd of the senate. the government of president, alberto fernandez, has been losing popularity because of an economic crisis made worse by the pandemic until he supposed joining us live now formed a bonnet set as it seems. the argentinians are se

well, daniel schriner joins is lie from argentina. daniel from your report, we can see that the effects this is having on the people who are living on or near the river, but just just why is the situation as bad as it is? why are the water levels going down so much? weather for many of the reasons i mentioned in the report. but here in about 120 kilometers south of south federal where we did that reports were in the with attributes or is of the flow into the, or join up with the river europe. why become the real that up? that's all the river plate and flow into the, into the south atlantic, close to when a fire is on here and noticing the impact as well. we've just been talking to a guy who works on the river, who showed us he's out, but they haven't that which they look at every day several times a day, showing them the water level was. and he said today, even though it's been raining in the last few days, it's 30 to 40 percent lower than it should be. so that's affecting people here where they work in industry. they work in tourism,

i don't know the stadium, the home of argentina junior. it's the club where legal matter donna began his professional career just before his 16th birthday and behind me they're about to unveil a mule in his honor produced my local artist. the president of the club has just turned up and is a big crowd of fans of diego matter doner of the various clubs we played for gathered outside the stadium. many of him see many fans here still still see him as a hero. the man who bought the world car to argentina in 1986, they revere him as well as one of the great they seem as the greatest player the world has ever seen. but at the same time, people still see the side of the man who lived off the football pitch on the pitch . there's no doubt in their minds. he was the greatest of the page. people are still talking about some of his behavior, especially towards women and some children that he said to her father. but in general here, they're trying to marry those 2 sides of the man together when it comes to his footballing legacy in the sense of, you k

i now give the floor to argentina. argentina, you have the floor.— floor to argentina.ve the floor. thank you, mr president. _ you have the floor. thank you, mr president. we _ you have the floor. thank you, mr president. we thank - you have the floor. thank you, mr president. we thank you i you have the floor. thank you, | mr president. we thank you for your all your efforts during these weeks. we have worked hard and we have actively engaged with all delegations to reach an agreement is at this cop. we have expressed there are many issues that still need resolution, but we understand that climate change does not wait. we have come in the spirit of compromise and therefore we can support the package you have presented us. we understand it is a package that will help us move forward to concrete action. argentina is committed to start working from day one after the end of this cop for more and better means of implementation for all developing countries. we will work to assure the care of our common home and the wellbeing of all people in the framework of all people in th

well, mid term elections in argentina where the government's popularity is plunged because of covered at a struggling economy. a call for nato to resolve the migrant crisis. and the poland, bella luce border where thousands of people are stuck in freezing conditions. under locked on cobra 19 restrictions in austria for people who aren't vaccinated as infections rise. ah. vases of opponents of chin is he is president, have been protesting outside parliament in the capital president. i said sacked the prime minister in july, creating the country's biggest political crisis since the 2011 revolution dosage a body reports. oh, chatting shut down, chi say, and freedom and the police think protesters pull down barriers blocking the road, leading to the parliament building in the capital tunic. these people are marching against the measures imposed by president chi said. since he sacked the prime minister and suspended parliament 4 months ago, some have made the trip from across the country. and when i met you, we did not come here to clash with others all cause any one any harm. we came all

people from all over argentina, fill the streets around the government palace in one osiris, most the members of the main trade union groups, as well as social and neighborhood organizations. and various strands of the parent is movement which backs the government, is the anniversary of the day they found the former president want that on return to argentina from exile in 1972. offered honestly dharmas bar meeting done as activists. we need to return to the streets because we couldn't during the 2 years on pandemic to this is our day to reflect and remember our joy of being together on the streets. and it was in that we're putting everything into our activism because we want a national popular government that to represent us all we are marching together and we are marching forwards. sunday's mid term elections, the government lost control of the senate, was weakened in the lower house and fed poorly in several provinces with previously dominated a few. here we're talking about the electoral damage. this doesn't look much like the fate, whether he's still supposed or with 2 days until

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in argentina, only 30% of plastic bottles are recycled.pare that to 70% in canada or 93.5% in germany. the people here have their work cut out for them, but pablo and his gang have jump-started a whole new process. so just painting a can with some matte... yes. ...black paint is going to heat up the water in there. yes. and that's crazy. it's even going to work during winter in buenos aires. that is so incredibly simple. yes. we go house by house and usually, when we go to one family, they're going to recommend us to another family who needs it, or to some friends, for example. that's a community, right? everybody talks. - exactly. this one is going to do the greenhouse effect, so basically, all the heat radiation that is going to come here is going to stay. the next thing we're going to do is put a second layer of bottles. there's a second one here, right? no. is there a second one there? yes. this one is the second one. o.k. and we'll have a small layer of foil that's going to act as insulation. - o.k. so on pretty cold days in buenos ai

ah, argentina's ruling perilous coalition has lost its majority in the senate for the 1st time in 40 years. the mid term gains by the center, right? opposition pose issues for president alberto fernandez. he's facing a high rate of inflation, rising poverty and a refinancing agreement with the international monetary fund. on the ballots were half the members of the lower chamber and a 3rd of the senate. theresa, by the latest from what is aries? late as we solve for showing that the ruling coalition logged in at least 6 crew. so district in the country attorneys party could move the majority in the senate. and this is important mostly because it's a place where presidential decrease are approved. among many other thing, this fast here has been extremely difficult for the origin time population know totally because of the condemning, but also because if and then it has exacerbated many of argentine as economic problems around 50 percent of an inflation rate around 42 percent of of poverty rates of people, there's a different exchange rates on the street to the us dollars. this create

no sean joins us live from t ray in argentina. so why don't people think that the water levels are declining? well, there are many reasons, but i think the main reason that people are blaming is massive deforestation that's been going on for years from brazil, obviously from the amazon jungle. the chuckle where the foreign r river begins. it runs nearly 5000 kilometers down here to one osiris and all along the river. there is the 4 is going on in the power g y in the north of argentina. and what that tends to do is sucks the humidity out of the air. there is much less rain for we were supposed to speak to a man here who works on the river who fairies, passengers around. and he has an app which shows what the water level was like every day, and he showed it to us and it's something like 30 percent lower than it should be. ethics community is right up and down the river. there's millions of people living along the battle now in cities like saudi. oh, we went to one such community, some federal, which is about 160 kilometers north of

ah argentina's opposition. looks on track to win the mid term elections in a major blow to the ruling coalition. ah, hello, i'm molly inside. this is out there, life and dough also coming up here where it says intimacy against the president, a key to power, grab a suspended parliament and took over the executive power. a cool for nato to resolve the michael.

on monday, argentina's president burton fernandez, suffered a severe back in midterm elections. his ruling coalition has lost control the senate for the 1st time and 40 years on the ballot were half the members, lower chamber and a 3rd of the senate the philippine president, rodrigo. the territory will run for senate and next year's election. that's according to state media, the territory spokesperson says he will join the vote, but will not compete against his daughter sarah the territory carpio. she's been chosen as a vice president candidate for fernand marco's junior, and he's the son of the late philippine dictator. there were protests on sunday denouncing that high profile potential alliance. the constitution bars, the president from seeking a 2nd 6 year terms. jimmy logan is joining us for a minute. so since he's borrowed from speaking a 2nd term, is that why he's running for sen? well definitely to read it is critical for the ruling administration. president, the legal that there, that his allies, members of his cabinet and supporters to be able to control the administra

we've got some storms working across northern argentina, pushing into paraguay breezy along the river. plate region will see wind gusts. here is 60 to 70 kilometers per hour. southwestern columbia, pretty close to that border with ecuador, we have seen landslides here, and the rain is still coming on friday. next stop ticket to central america. we do have some thunderstorms popping up through hispaniola, jamaica, western side of cuba. but a lot of rain falling in the us state of florida. so when you see the yellows pop up on our map here, the darker the color, the more intense the rain is in that just blankets and envelops most of the state on friday. or sir, is racing up the atlantic. this is going to produce a swath of snow for the avalon peninsula. plug in saint john's. you'll see about 5 centimeters of snow by the time the weekends over to the west straight now and still some rain for vancouver, but look across the canadian prairies, calgary to winnipeg, or in double digit. so in this case, temperatures are a good 10 plus degrees above average, calgary at 11. but they will fall in

they said that the economy is our priority argentina. the government is currently negotiating with international monetary fund, a $44000000000.00 loan, and this is crucial for argentina's economy and to what will happen in the months ahead. thousands of opposition supporters. i've been protesting into nicea against the president who may accuse of a power grab a been marching in the parliament to tunis. k said sacked his prime minister and spend a parliament in july. he says he did it to save his country and find corruption. the son of libya's former leader momma gadhafi is running for the countries presidency next month. say father says he wants to restore unity after a decade of conflict. since his father was deposed. hollins, prime minister, calling on nato to take concrete steps to resolve the magazine crisis on its board with a roof, thousands of people camp they're hoping to get into the you the by the russian government. the keys of encouraging them to cross the bodies of 8 african migrants have been found in a boat off the coast o

argentina's president is punished in mid term elections. they conservative opposition when control of congress for the 1st time in nearly 40 years. a call for nato to resolve the migrant crisis on napoleon beller. is border.

the fastest growing in the world and this year will surely recover what it lost and the pandemic argentina is emerging from the pandemic. this economy weaker on the growing pressure to find solutions, both in the corridors of power and on the streets. showing their al jazeera one osiris. ah, suffolk of the top stories here and al jazeera medics incidence at least 50 people up and shot dead by security forces during another protest against last month's military takeover. dozens of people have been injured by lie fire and take it out. as he was restless said r has more now from a capital cotton you are now in the border district, capital, cartoons, and people have started together here around 1 pm.

and argentina's present tries to assure collateral support and poor neighborhoods, but some say their vote cannot be pulled. ah hello, there was st invalid storms, cross the east side of australia recently there were in the process of pulling out the way to some dry and brighter weather coming in behind for a time down towards a se. still a little on the call side here, a chilly wind will bring more showers in across a good path of victoria. southern parts of new south wales could even see a little dusting of snow just making its way across the australian alps. tasmania could see some snow as well as we go through sunday and on into monday. certainly, coal has been cold here for the last day or 2. and it can be on the coat out over the next day, or 2 as well, with the winds coming in from a general, subtly direction, grassy, pushing their way over towards d. c. and brought us guys come back behind for tuesday. the weather will go down hill from new zealand, tony increasingly wet and windy, still quite warm for october. the temperature of around $22.00 degrees to sorta temperature. we

pablo monsalvo estÁ la capital argentina.rias. >> a los que votaron y nos acompaÑaron, mi gratitud. pablo: celebraron que el gobernante partido periodista perdiÓ la mayorÍa en el senado. quiÉn todavÍa no apareciÓ es la poderosa vicepresidenta cristina fernÁndez. muchos entienden que esto podrÍa marcar el fin de so carrera polÍtica. el presidente convocÓ a un acto para festejar el supuesto triunfo en la emblemÁtica plaza de mayo. en buenos aires, pablo monsalvo como univisiÓn. patricia: el dÍa que se festeja el dÍa de virgen de guadalupe en mÉxico se deberÁn tener ciertos cuidados. alejandro madrigal nos dice que las restricciones no cayeron bien entre los feligreses. alejandro: a menos de un mes de que la basÍlica reciba a los feligreses. >> no podrÁn haber las actividades que se realizan todos los aÑos, todavÍa no acaba el tiempo de pandemia. el aviso no cayÓ bien para los devotos que llegan a mostrar su amor a la madre de todo lo mexicanos. >> no se hace justo que no nos dejen quedarnos. ahora no sÉ dÓnde vamos a ir. >> se

esto supone un fuerte revÉs, sobre todo para la vicepresidenta quienes la mujer con mÁs poder en argentinaa la casa rosada para una marcha y festejar el triunfo en lo que muchos seÑalan que es un acto fallido porque ha sido una derrota, pero quÉ quiso decir el presidente fernÁndez con eso ? ellos esperaban una derrota mucho mÁs fuerte de la mÁs importante y poblada provincia de unos aires donde las elecciones primarias de hace dos meses el peronismo habÍa sufrido una derrota por parte de la oposiciÓn mucho mÁs alta. por lo tanto, el haber acortado a tan sÓlo un rasgo porcentual a favor de la oposiciÓn esto lo han vivido como un verdadero triunfo. argentina tiene un problema muy grande de inflaciÓn. 50% al aÑo y tiene que negociar una deuda y sobretodo nadie sabe quÉ va a pasar con el dÓlar. el gobierno convocÓ a una uniÓn nacional para el dÍa de maÑana. felix: se acerca el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias y los festivos de navidad, pero por quÉ estÁn tan alto los precios de la carne ? se lo contamos en un momento. no se puede perder las imÁgenes del increÍble espectÁculo navideÑo de luz y color qu

ah, argentina's, president all better fernandez has suffered a severe setback in mid term elections with his ruling coalition losing control of the senate. the 1st time in 40 years on the ballots were half the members of the lower chamber and a 3rd of the senate. the government has been losing popularity because of an economic crisis made worse by the pandemic. theresa by explains what losing the senate majority means. this is important mostly because it's a place where presidential decrease are approved. among many other thing, this past year has been extremely difficult for the origin time population know totally because of the damage, but also because i've been them, it has exacerbated many of argentine as economic problems around 50 percent of an inflation rate around 42 percent of poverty rates of people, there's a different exchange rates on the street to the us dollars. this creat generates lots of instability in the country. and that's why many are saying that the people voted against the ruling coalition in this country. there's also, there's a big question about what will happe

the displaced in ethiopia is to gray region as diplomatic efforts to end the fighting continue. argentina's conservative opposition. thanks, voters after winning control of the senate for the 1st time in 40 and anger in austria as a nation wide lockdown begins for those not vaccinated against cars at 19. hi, i'm sorry. hard to the sport of portugal miss out on automatic place that the world cup they can feed it a lake. all again. if you go through instead, which means castiano rinaldo, on his team now qualifies through the player. ah . hello, and welcome to the program. european powers is stepping out the pressure against bowers over the migrant crisis building up along the border with poland. a you foreign ministers are meeting in brussels, where they are expected to announce new sanctions against entities in minsk. the bell russian president says he will retaliate if that happens. having previously warned, putting all the supply of gas to the blonde, alexander lucas jenkins says he is trying to persuade thousands of migrants to head back to their home countries. meanwhile, migrants and re

he grew from the slums of one osiris and went to lift the world cup for argentina to in him. he signifies what is possible if, even if you're born into poverty, is a symbol of what can, what can be achieved in argentina in their eyes. so they still revere him, people of all ages. so to remember seeing him play and those of only heard their graph they, those have only heard and their grandparents speak aloud to them. egypt is reopened an ancient walkway that dates back 3000 years. the avenue of the spring seas was on bill during a glamorous ceremony in the city block saw it was buried on discerned for centuries until being unearthed by an archaeological team. in 1949, the path is about 3 kilometers long and collects the famous temples of carmack and locks all the government hopes, the ease and similar projects will draw more tourists back to egypt lot. so he to say, luckily, get it luck. thought deserves this. and more the city has the most important antiquities in the world. ah, updating your top stories here on al jazeera, british sciences, the describing in new cobit 19 ver

that could keep the balance of power in congress congress. argentina has to the post to choose new lawmakers. ah ah, look forward to brighter skies the weather sponsored my cattle a ways recently round thomas capital in bangkok would suggest unusual. rave this time the it's settled down a bit now as a focus on the coast of viet nam which isn't that unusual. there's some further south in thailand and southern burma somewhere ramp. litzy valencia, there's again, this is normal. there's bit of a gap in the forecasts. much assume martyrs dry borneo and java. not so fergus of heavy rain as been the case recently. it is the case again. no such thing in east asia. we've got a nice breeze coming across the sea of japan to give you some showers, mostly of rain or snow, maybe on the high ground of her card, or maybe northern honju tokyo and the shelf is at 20 sole, and beijing or back where they should be in the teens is a bit of rain trying to form itself in the far south west of china. again, that's not that unusual. but this has been the ne monsoon that came into india produce a lot of rain inch an

i am thinking about argentina.lked to damian sassower off the mic about the black markets in argentina. at 100 pesos per dollar, i'm thinking 200. lisa: i thought you would say you were talking to him about the red sox. tom: i should've done that with megan greene but there was so much news. turkish lira, 11.12. one of the themes at the singapore conference. it continues today. smart conversations on the global future. stay with us on radio, on television. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilitie

ah, argentina's, currently negotiating and almost $50000000.00 loan with the i m f. inflation is close to 50 percent a year. and exchange rate controls make it difficult for the economy to grow. divisions within the government on how much money to spend on the streets have heard the ruling coalition between president albert at the fernandez and his powerful vice president. christina fernandez. the kirschner. but emily say, the biggest problem is that argentina has no economic plan, that the liquid romeo economies disorganized investments low. so there's no drivers for the economy. they want to exacerbate consumption, but it means more inflation on impact on the exchange rate difference that generates chaos. the government's a drift, they change their mind constantly. one day they say they'll negotiate with the i m f than they won't. so who knows how am i left out in tina has been able to contain social discontent using cash distribution programs to assist those in need. but the elections show, people want much more. they need jogs, and prosperity, and the opportunity to change their li

because in the last week, infections have spiraled up. supporters of argentina's government of rallied in the capital just days after mid term parliamentary elections was a show of strength after the government suffered some heavy losses. and refinement reports often when, as ours ah, 3 days after mid term elections, people from all over argentina, fill the streets around the government palace in one osiris, most the members of the main trade union groups, as well as social and neighborhood organizations. and there is strands of the parent is movement which backs the government, is the anniversary of the day they found a former president, one that on returned to argentina from exile in 1972 of hold on se dharmas bombing done as activists. we need to return to the streets because we couldn't during the 2 years on pandemic to this is our day to reflect and remember our joy of being together on the streets with. we're putting everything into our activism because we won a national popular government there to represent us all. we're marching together and we are marching forwards, sundays mi

to fan reconciliation. commission except those that could keep the balance of power in congress, argentina headed to the whole situation with that the seasons changing dramatically in iran, but the state for the size and on the south coast. iran is basically just a few showers in the gulf. bit of a breeze may be coming down through bahrain and cutter, and those showers are very light. but this is expand our view on things at the moment during monday you can't see much going on to rounds. at 14 degrees, it's still quite warm. levant temperatures in the middle, twenty's by root, for example. but there is a cold coming down again, a chill in the air which is coming down from west asia into tara, at 50, at 50 degrees using nothing's going on to let take your day forward. watch. the snow is falling on the high ground west and normally run, it keeps going in. there's an obvious line here. this is a cold front, so it's down to 6 degrees. turns i was about 13, well below it. and that winter shows itself a long way east. that's rough gas on and beyond. if it gets further south, it tends to prompt s

but emily say, the biggest problem is that argentina has no economic plan. that delicate romeo economies disorganized investments low, so there's no drivers for the economy. they want to exacerbate consumption, but it means more inflation on impact on the exchange rate difference that generates chaos. the government's adrift, they change their mind constantly. one day they say they'll negotiate with the i m f than they won't. so who knows how am i that i'd in tina has been able to contain social discontent using cash distribution programs to assist those in need. but the elections show, people want much more. they need jogs, and prosperity, and the opportunity to change their lives. that is, i will, i'll just cedar when a site is ah, no, again, i'm fully veritable with the headlines on al jazeera sedans, ministry of hell says at least 5 people have been killed during protests. security forces have use tear gas and reportedly fired live ammunition. hundreds of thousands of people are demonstrating against the military take over.

daniel shiner reports from the northeast of argentina, or charles says he's catching less fish and he used to go to levels in the barren a river or at their lowest since 1944. they've been declining for 2 years to singular hunger logo. one more dog. sure. the water keeps going down. the region is in a critical state. what we need is rain for the rain to fill the creaks and ditches because it's all turning to swap. the pattern are run south the nearly 5000 kilometers from the center of brazil and empties into the atlantic ocean between argentina and uruguay. it provides energy in drinking water is a major transport route. it's life for millions of people, only now it's dying tissue properly. my lower gay so many problems, they not using the parent properly. it's been badly mas treated, and now we're living with the consequences. ah, the residence a st. bedroom watching development at the cop $26.00 summit in glasgow, but a little time for the so called experts. they say they know what needs doing with a frustrated that money and politics seem to talk louder than common sense. i game is

but critics say the deal doesn't go far enough. 9 people in argentina had to the polls and vote that could tip the balance of power in congress. ah, hello, we begin, antonia where protests are back on the streets of the capital to speak out against president crisis i. yet there are demanding an end to all the measures he imposed since he took executive power in recent months. so in july presidents, i had sat the prime minister and suspended parliament crating the biggest political crisis since the 2011 revolution. many called it a qu, or by september he announced who had rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution. last month, presidents i had formed a new government on the 1st female prime minister was sworn in a litzy of oakland as a freelance journalist than she gave us this update from the protest area in tunis . the people organized the purchase, told them citizens against the that's saying the sides of the true to the military because initially the parliament surrounded by one inside what they want now is full of hi site to leave that fed up in. nothing's really happene

it flows for nearly 4,900 kilometers, 3,000 miles, through brazil, paraguay and argentina.ee countries. it's a crucial waterway for paraguay's commerce according to the director of river and ocean navigators association. but since april, that commerce has been dead in the water due to the river's low levels. the impact of the foreign trade is very important because 96% of this commerce is done through the waterways. the problems caused by the low water levels go beyond commerce. the parana feeds two hydro electric plants which provides power to paraguay and brazil and argentina. lucas, a chief engineer, says during the southern hemisphere's past winter, the parana had the lowest water levels in more than 50 years, 25% decrease in the power plant's ability to produce energy. >> it is a very serious problem. >> reporter: maria, a leader for world wildlife fund mexico, an environmental organization, says drought conditions are affecting a wide swath of latin america. and explains serious problems like increasing wild fires in brazil's amazon. >> this is something that we're se

early results in argentina's mid term elections indicate that the ruling parentis coalition might lose its senate majority for the 1st time in 40 years. on the ballots were half the members of the lower chamber and a 3rd of the senates. the government of president alberto fernandez, has been losing popularity because of an economic crisis made worse by the panoramic. that's a big question about what will happen from now on whether this will exacerbate the tensions within the ruling coalition. the tensions between president america for members, and he's vice president, the powerful vice president, christina fernandez the cursor. so we're gonna have to see what the government does next for this clearly sends a very, very strong message, argent kind of spoke the said that the economy is our priority argentina. the government is currently negotiating with international monetary fund, a $44000000000.00 loan, and this is crucial for argentina's economy and to what will happen in the month ahead. thousands of opposition supporters have been protesting in to nicea against the president, whom t

the fastest growing in the world and this year will surely recover what it lost in the pandemic. argentina was emerging from the pandemic with its economy weaker on the growing pressure to find solutions, both in the corridors of power and on the streets. showing their al jazeera one osiris. for decades afghanistan's helmand province was on the frontline of the country's conflict. no groups are trying to clear bombs and landmines left from the war to prevent people being killed or injured. they harding reports. instead of just learning math and science, these children are also being taught how to identify mortars grenades and signs of land mines mistaking them for toys could cost them their lives. yeah, mother, she knew mostly the screens were dry. so we were looking for water than an old man shouted at us that there's a big snake nearby. and he tried to cover with grass. it was actually a rocket. so he left the area, fearing there might be more bond. non profit groups like the halo trust are working to prevent more casualties. one way is to paint rocks. the white side means the path has b

ireland have finished off their autumn internationals with a dominant 53—7 win over argentina in dublin each coming from the forward line, dan sheenan getting this one over in a game where argentina were reduced to 14 men after tomas lavanini was sent off for a high tackle. england's women made it 18 test wins a row after thrashing usa 89—0. they ran in 15 tries from 12 different players to cap off a successful autumn campaign. england's focus will now be on attempting to win a third women's six nations title in a row in april. we have moved things on in the course of the last month, we have moved things on in terms of notjust our game but in the women's game and showing if you resource the players properly and back them, what they can deliver and if you think you had five or six teams who were delivering at that level, you would have a great world game so i'm really pleased because of that. meanwhile, wales women lost to a resurgent canada who came from 7—nil down to win 2a points to 7. britain's joe salisbury and partner rajeev ram were beaten in the atp doubles final in turin. the pa

going to see how that ends and political uncertainty can only intensify economic instability in argentina. as the country struggles to recover from the pandemic, and pay billions in foreign debt with millions of argentines stuck in the middle, there is, i will. i'll just cedar when are side is 60 eyes inmates have been killed during a gun battle at a prison in ecuador, the government blames rival drug gangs. the shooting lasted for around 8 hours. relatives have been waiting outside their facility in guayaquil to hear if their family members are among the dead. $190.00 inmates were killed in a similar incident at the same jell just 2 months ago on thousands of remains from mass graves, a bang, it's zoomed in burundi. it's truth and reconciliation commission is also taking testimony to document more than 3 decades of ethnic unrest. the panel was set up as part of a pace deal that saw the end of the civil war. a warning some viewers may find these images disturbing. catherine soy reports. these other remains of brune dns, who are killed during the countries ethnic was. they have been exuber

not only is credited with winning the world cup for argentina in 1986, he brought joy to millions of fans and argentina, spain honestly, who view him as more than just a football player. maxi says he's proud to have married donna under his skin. today's a sad day, but not so that because for us, his eternal will remember him on every corner, on every t should every tattoo. and whenever we watch a match, after 10 minutes, the fans will champ the name, diego. others wasn't even born when he retired from football and i never saw him play an old video footage can are gay. i mean that i see a society jimenez. i believe that when you take into account where he came from, he took his ideals around the world. never forgot his convictions. that's what i like about marijuana. why i came here. he's in my heart. i don't know what else to tell you. a little donna retired from playing football in 1997, already addicted to drugs and alcohol. he managed the number of clubs but was never, far from controversy over his health. his relationships with women and conflicts with the media. ah but he never