of argentina's industry and railway systems. however, a lot of that power and influence has waned and recent years as argentina is now one of the largest economies in south america. it has those struggled in recent years and now it looks to beijing for help and partnership rather than washington for financial trade development assistance. so i think this is very symbolic of the waning influence of the west and the past. historically, argentina has also suffered at the hands of british imperialism. so that also breeds mistrust and motivation for you to seek out new partners. yes, certainly that influences everything. now, been one of their factor here was taiwan. so what does this in for taiwan at this point, and does the likelihood of chinese action against taiwan increase with this agreement? we've got about 30 seconds left. yeah, i think it certainly could increase. i mean, if the chinese decide that they want to take taiwan back and they certainly might do that. and certainly the united states looked weaker and weaker on this

k. influence over argentina? well the us and argentina still have a strong bilateral relationship. the u. s. is argentina is number 3, tre, partner behind, bazillion china and the u. k. also has a decent amount of influence in argentina as historically, the british owned a large pot portion of argentine as industry and railway systems. however, a lot of that power and influence has waned in recent years as argentina is now one of the largest economies in south america. it has those struggled in recent years, and now it looks to be jane for help and partnership rather than washington for financial and tre, development assistance. so i think this is very symbolic of the waning influence of the west in the past. historically, argentina has also suffered at the hands of british imperialism, so that also breathe, mistrust, and motivation for it to seek out new partners. yeah, certainly that influences everything. now, been one of their factor here was taiwan. so what does this in for taiwan at this point, and does the likelihood of chinese action against taiwan increase with this agreem

it's a very, very difficult balancing act for argentina to be in. and we're going to have to wait and see how things turn out. for now, he's basically borrowing from peter to pay paul. but whether that could seriously undermine the relationship with the u. s. is also a possibility, clifford can n thanks so much for joining us. now in just 25 years, china has gone from a handful to hundreds of ski resorts, but the winter olympics getting underway, reporter, savvy and catch morrow went to it, went to line, take a look. one of the big game changers for ski as from badging, is this brand new bullet train link from the capital to charlie and her bay province. if you drive there to have a, it took you like a 3 hour for 4 hours, but you took the train fully take like, wow, charlie is hosting most snow sports during the 2022 winter games. and just a short right from the station is title. a ski resort designed by canadian planet echosign featuring 30 slopes and surrounding an alpine style village. it opened and 2015 shortly after beijing won the right to hos

argentina loan. and so it's not only argentina's problem, it's about, you know, the i m s, credibility and about the credibility of it's due diligence and how we decided to land. and of course, there's been a lot of criticism about political interest at the time, right. and i, so i think the i m s own criticism. all it's itself, criticism has to do with that, right? recognizing that it also had a duty to make sure it was lending to a country that would be able to pay it back eventually. so in lysis or all that, what do you make of this current renegotiate to deal with the i m f? is it going to be more palatable to argentinians? well, i mean, this is the problem, right? we don't really have the details quite yet. and what we have seen so far means that pain is on the way. the reality is that pain will be on the way for the argentine economy regardless of what happens. an agreement with the i m f could be less painful than the alternative of having no agreement and going into a default in march, which

dad, will this actually help argentina heard at the end? we're looking at looking at the amount of money that argentina already owns, owes to the i m f and it's in the process of trying to come up with the deal. and it's by no means clear how that will unfold because their protests against the i m f and argentina today. have a look at this sheer amount of money it owes. it's hard not to think that basically by putting yourself into more dash that you're not going to end up getting into trouble sometimes. and i think sometimes there's a tendency because a lot of this, the belgian road initiative initiative is about building influence for china. but at the same time, it's also but alone and loans have to be repaid. and there's no, even though everything is done with great fanfare, and you know how wonderful the infrastructure plan is and extending the belgian road and the new silk road and all that at the end of it, they still have to, they have to be paid. so there is a danger for argentina that it could be getting itself into more debt prob

and they were re wilding, just like the wetlands in argentina. the park spans 263000 hector's and it was another dream in the making for the couple. they built themselves a house on the hilltop in the middle. from there, they had a great view of the surrounding nature. chris also used to be a business woman in the fashion industry. she used her wealth to buy this bast property from ranch bosses. what came next was hard work. nature doesn't conserve itself after all. her goal in 2012 was to later hand over an intact nature reserve to the chilean park service. you're going to regret it that day and they cut the ribbon like everything is forgotten. so i think we remember that as we get and they start another one. and this, this one is taking both of our full efforts. so and so at the critical moment when we're just halfway through and we're very impatient to, you know, have it down because we have a clear idea. you know, what needs to be done is we know that there many years a still to go. and that's how it is the nature has been largely restored an

in argentina, again, at some point says he, cloudy, they symbiont that a lawyer will. that guy is winifred as how they get bladder. go put out. and though, and not that in the news, our journey takes us to chillen. patagonia ah lush forests, grassy landscapes, lakes, and homer ah, there population has grown again here in the via chaka book. go. because the area has been specially protected since it's purchased by christmas divot in 2003. that's gonna look like you can see along here. it says dirt. there's no grass long here. and this is, this is so this is spring time when there should be stocks in the grass and all sorts of new growth. and as you can see, it's eaten down because the minute it begins to grow a sheet, eat the new growth. she worked with volunteers in 2012 to restore the nature in this part of patagonia and return it to its original state. they would sometimes go on days long expeditions to collect grass seats. for instance, below, the aim was to re wild these scarred lands, including bast steps that looked desolate. 10 years ago it was strenuous work. i

argentina loan. and so it's not only argentina's problem, it's about, you know, the i m s, credibility and about the credibility of it's due diligence and how we decided to land. and of course, there's been a lot of criticism about political interest at the time, right. and i, so i think the i m s own criticism. all it's itself, criticism has to do with that, right? recognizing that it also had a duty to make sure it was lending to a country that would be able to pay it back eventually. so in lysis or all that, what do you make of this current? re negotiate to deal with the i m f? is it going to be more palatable to argentinians? well, i mean, this is the problem, right? we don't really have the details quite yet. and what we have seen so far means that pain is on the way. the reality is that pain will be on the way for the argentine economy regardless of what happens. an agreement with the i m f could be less painful than the alternative of having no agreement and going into a default in march, whic

she's head of the re wilding argentina foundation. usually he lost his you say son? yeah. so yeah, the me, i mean, delete that. me me. i got in to environmental protection. when i was 16. i participated in bird conservation project was in for to create to make national park sell your me if you want to do something for the planets. i mean, you have to start nature reserves to protect endangered id. she said, well, this is, i mean, ah, jaguars, and many other species disappeared in the 1970s farmers and hunters drove them to extinction. but now the area is specially protected thanks to sophia huntington's unwavering efforts. although initially she could never have imagined what would eventually take shape here. yes. hello. she had 1st i worked for the or sorry, cecily simply going to be on the. and i had never heard of someone turning their private property into a national park and handing it over to the government. but i will not quote that article and that ain't the ocean of business. i mean, as others, if it been by releasing endangered species back into the wilds, we hop

yeah, which are held cannot verify argentina has no option. it's either agree with diana, or default to young men, to default is to re live the christ of 2001. and nobody wants to be in the situation again. and that's why an alternative is better than a default. we see an agreement is a positive step if it helps argentina increases central bank reserves and stabilize the economy. ah, but these people are not convinced they say the i m f measures have hurt them in the past. and they fear it could happen again that he said, well, i'll just see that one of site starbucks is being accused of retaliating against employees who charges unionize in the us. the coffee house giant fired organizers from a memphis business the same. they violated policies for using the store. after hours i'm giving tv interviews, workers more than 50 starbucks stores across 19 states, a file to join unions, traffic cravings, the director of cornell university school of industrial and labor relations. and she says, american laws are, i'm to quoted, the momentum for the wor

in the middle east warns the armed group is getting stronger thousands march on the streets of argentina's capital to protest against and i am ass bailout plus restoring history. we meet the archaeologist helping to train palestinians to protect ancient sites in garza. ah, okay, let's begin with the tensions between russia and ukraine after 2 days of shuttle diplomacy, the french president says things can de escalate. emmanuel mccaul has been meeting the leaders of both countries and speaking in berlin. the heads of germany, france, and poland said their common goal is to prevent war in europe. how to add the hamid has more from kiev. it was the 1st visit by a french president in 24 years emanuel mac hall in cave, after holding a 5 hour marathon meeting away with russia's president vladimir putin in moscow on monday. but we don't think what a push and so many push on law. our goal for coming weeks and months is to have a stabilization of the situation and kickstart through new currency mechanisms are lusting d escalations in this context. the cool had, in this you have shown the restraint

just from all over argentina, a scrambling to help with locals have been left reeling. o, b, b cord, dody, this is a typical, it's historic, it's never happened. we've never lived with something like this is when we were really overwhelmed bushy. this is what i can tell you. now this is a blow for the promise who give developers at least 9 percent of the province has already gone up in smoke. authorities estimate the more than $240000000.00 in damage has been done so far. i have learned about the truth is that korean tis province is going through a catastrophe with the fires. a lot of animals have been lost, flora, and fauna. and on top of that there's the jobs. what is to become of us if it's all lost to morrow, over them with fire fighters and locals? a hopeful that the arrival of rain on monday might finally suffocate the flames. bernini, i'm the army crohn, current of ours barons swept through many countries, which are now seeing a fold and infection and death rites. but thousands of people in brazil are still dying every week. pandemic rules that are largely unenfo

just from all over argentina. a scrambling to help locals have been left reeling. oh, they have b, b, cord, dodi. this is a typical, it's historic. it's never happened. we've never lived with something like this is when we were really overwhelmed voice you, this is what i can tell you. now this is a blow for the promise. who give to barbara at least 9 percent of the province has already gone up in smoke. authorities estimate the more than $240000000.00 in damage has been done so far. i said, what is the truth is that koreans, his province is going through a catastrophe with the fires. a lot of animals have been lost, flora, and fauna. and on top of that there's the jobs. what is to become of us if it's all lost tomorrow? we'll go over them with firefighters. locals. a hopeful that the arrival of rain on monday might finally suffocate the flames. b, i for some australians, it's been water 2 years since i've said family and friends from overseas, but now australia has reopened its orders to international. this is just for the box related to rivals to most states will

in argentina, the governments negotiations with the international monetary fund to repay some of its massive debt is provoking a furious reaction. with soaring levels of inflation and poverty, protesters say the poor will be hit hardest, as the government tries to avoid defaulting on its debt mountain. theresa bought reports from bonus, harris ah, b came to express their anger about the negotiations between argentina and the international monetary fund. ah, thousands of people in front of the presidential palace demanded the government to prioritize the people. instead of b, i m f, wholesale. the media has been a lawmaker for years. you know, she's gone, but america, the government is renegotiating the agreement and they know they won't be able to pay it. and in 2 years we will have the same problem. we cannot pay back to that amount of money without strangling the poorest. in 2018. the i m f. granted the government of audi. she'll markley the biggest loan in its history over $50000000000.00. argentina says it needs to recover from the pandemic. and wants to pay back once the economy

that is a ball reports from argentina's capital. aah! they came to express their anger about the negotiations between argentina and the international monetary fund. ah, thousands of people in front of the presidential palace demanded the government to prioritize the people. instead of the i m f. hotel damita has been a lawmaker for years in williams bumper america. the government is re negotiating the agreement and they know they won't be able to pay it. and in 2 years we will have the same problem. we cannot pay back that amount of money without strangling the poorest. in 2018, the i m f granted the government of audi, seal mercury, their biggest loan in its history over $50000000000.00. argentina says it needs to recover from the pandemic and wants to pay back once the economy starts growing again. i didn't have thinking it was the 2nd agreement with high inflation rates. i see the government is hoping to announce that level agreement in the next month before sending it. so congress people here are extremely concerned about the impact

largest wetland to flee or die via fighters from all over argentina. scrambling to help locals have been left reeling. o, b b cord, dody, this is a typical, it's historic, it's never happened. we've never lived with something like this is when we were really overwhelmed bushy. this is what i can tell you. now this is a blow for the promise you developed. at least 9 percent of the province has already gone up in smoke. authorities estimate them more than $240000000.00 in damage has been done so far. and the truth is that cory and his province is going through a catastrophe with the fires. a lot of animals have been lost, flora, and fauna. and on top of that there's the jobs. what is to become of us if it's all lost tomorrow, for them? for locals, a hopeful that the arrival of rain on monday might finally suffocate the flames. b, i s got a lot, a is on environment journalist, and when i say i was asked to what the climate change is a factor in these latest wildfires. well, it's an area where it's normal that maybe i'm a local producers, they try to, they create fire, they start fire,

largest wetland to flee or die via fight is from all over argentina. a scrambling to help with locals have been left reeling. b b cord, dody, this is a typical, it's historic, it's never happened. we've never lived with something like this is when we were really overwhelmed. this is what i can tell you. now, this is a blow for the promise. who give developers at least 9 percent of the province has already gone up in smoke. authorities estimate them more than $240000000.00 in damage has been done so far. i worry about it about the truth is that koreans, his province is going through a catastrophe with the fires. a lot of animals have been lost flora, and fauna. and on top of that, there's the jobs. what is to become of us if it's all lost to morrow, over them with firefighters and locals? a hopeful that the arrival of rain on monday might finally suffocate the flames. b, a climate journalist her tie a scary alara joins us from what a sorry, so welcome to d. w. this is extraordinary parkland, farmland, and westland all burning. what caused this? well, we

not been yeah, which are held got beer us argentina has no option. it's either agree with diana, or default to young men, to default is to re live the christ of 2001. and nobody wants to be in the situation again. and that's why an alternative is better than a default. we see an agreement is a positive step if it hops, argentina increases central bank reserves and stabilize the economy. ah, but these people are not convinced they say the i m f measures have hurt them in the past. and they fear it could happen again that he said, well, i'll deceit at one of situs. hunger is getting worse. so cross the horn of africa, risking hundreds of thousands of lives, kenya, somalia, ethiopia and eritrea suffering the most. after 3 rainy seasons failed, the u. s. world food program says 30000000 people across the region now face to be hunger. unicef says around 5 and a half 1000000 children in the region at risk. now, of acute malnutrition, the biggest concern is that a drought a decade ago could be repeated, which killed a quarter of a 1000000 people in somalia

but not all medical experts are convinced and firefighters in argentina struggle to contain massive wildfires, fueled by high temperatures and draft. ah, a michael ok welcome. western leaders have condemned a decision by the russian president vladimir putin to recognise to break away regions in eastern ukraine as independent states. bruton agreed to request from the self proclaimed peoples republics of donetta and lou hottest in a wide ranging speech in the last hour the russian leader has accused ukrainian forces of shelling civilian area. the also says nato has ignored russia's concerns and rejected it. security de mats, german chancellor, olaf schoultz has told putin the decision to recognize the breakaway regions breaches the 2015, mence, pisa courts. ukraine has appealed to the united nations for help. dw correspondent nick connelly is in key ads and can now tell us a little bit more. nick, how has the ukranian government reacted to president putin's decision? whether this was a move, the people hadn't seen coming all along russia stretch. she had been trying force ukraine to re integrat

we see an agreement is a positive step if it helps argentina increases central bank reserves and stabilize the economy. ah, but these people are not convinced they say the i m f measures have hurt them in the past. and they fear it could happen again that he said, well, i'll deceit at one of situs. still head on al jazeera mornings of famine from climate change. as madagascar is heated by a 2nd powerful sac line. ah, palestinian armed group threatens to retaliate israeli security forces q 3 people in the occupied west bank. ah let's go with your headlines for the americans. hello, everyone. beginning in south america, we've got our storms bubbling up across the andes, the amazon basin, and out toward the south atlantic. we go into that southeast corner of brazil. finally, some good news, a bit of a breather for a flood stricken cell paulo it is still a few showers around with the high of 20 degrees for you, central america, a lot of disturbed whether to be found here. outbreaks of rain across the yucatan through cuba, and also the bahamas with a system draped down from the u. s. and rain t

i'll deserves to raise a bow reports down from central tommy argentina. there. the border with brazil the while fires are rapidly moving from one place to another and consuming almost everything in this area in the argentine province of korean. this and fire fighters are also moving fast, trying to burn a control line that will slow down the advance of the flames. and i said it got loaded on, well, what they are doing is burning a line that will force the bar to slow down. but and then they will attack it with water. there's already group working inside and then what we have to stop it before it reaches the road. because if it passes there. yeah, there are thousands of heck to the pine trees and it will get even worse lower. so over 800000 hector is have already been destroyed and with it life stock grains and was life. this is an area that generally sees abundant rainfall, but strong winds, lack of humanity and drought. i'm making it easy for fire like this one to spread all across the province on an average of our own. 30000 hector's of land are burning every

this argentina. the 3 military says israel has also a number of miss aisles on positions and is bore the province of quinetta. the attack was launched from the israeli occupied garland heights, and only caused wants been described as material damage. the weather is next and then ah, another victory for abortion and landmark moving columbia health is on the way how india and pakistan is set aside. the differences to deliver aid to afghanistan. ah hello, we have more stormy weather, moving across north western part. solve here a paste, a little better than it has been recently, but it's a, it's all relative. we a name storm. we got our next system already started to push in from the atlantic some more wet and windy weather coming through here and bear in mind that part, surfer western england, they still have to severe flood warnings in force and across that northwestern corner right down across the low countries, northern parts of germany, it scandinavia, more than a 100 flood warnings in force. here

the argentina is dealing with suddenly high annual inflation now running at 50 per cent. some analysts are forecasting it will climb even higher this year, despite promises by the government to control prices that a sub will report on one osiris on our people are trying to adapt it to a culinary hot spot in the central market of when a site is and people here pride themselves in cooking the best spanish or b as in the city. but with the countries inflation rate at 50 percent. but the seattle lydia ileal says she has to make a next re effort each month to keep the business going out of the not a sequel margin. tina is a disorganized country, but we learn to serve the situation. it's a constant challenge, the learning experience. our products are very good quality, i don't want to reduce our quality. so what i do is try to sell as much as i can. so again, in quantity and don't have to increase the price as much. the government has been trying to regulate the rising prices with controls and other economic measures, but it has not succeeded. inflation have been a problem for

in argentina, near the border with brazil. this is what the province of korean there's in northeast in argentina currently looks like thousands and thousands of hector's, of land currently and verify your what you can see right now. our brazilian fire fighters who have crossed the border into argentine, our country tact trying to extinguish this fire that you can see right here. there is fire fighters, civil defense, local landowners, among others, all of them trying to extinguish the fire. this is an area that generally sees abundant rainfall back strong wings. lack of humidity and drugs are making it easy for fires like this one to spread. this is an area where there's also a least 12000 square kilometers of wetlands of marshlands, with a wild animals. among them came among others over 300 species of birds. we have spoken to our several a momento growth, and they are currently concerned. they're trying to rescue several of those animals of wild animals and try to save them from this fire. this is having a huge or environment

in argentina, the government negotiations were the international monetary fun to repay summer, his massive dead face provoking a furious reaction with soaring levels of inflation and poverty. protesters say the poor will be hardest hit as the government tries to avoid defaulting on its debt. traceable reports from when osiris ah be game to express their anger about the negotiations between argentina and the international monetary fund. thousands of people in front of the presidential palace demanded the government to prioritize the people. instead of the i m f. hotel, the media has been a lawmaker for years, no illness, you're gonna get america, but the government is renegotiating the agreement and they know they won't be able to pay it. and in 2 years we will have the same problem. we cannot pay back to that amount of money without strangling the poorest. in 2018, the i m f. granted the government of audi, seal markley, their biggest loan in its history, over $50000000000.00. argentina says it needs to recover from the pandemic and wants to pay back once the economy starts growing again.

and that will increase costs also for emerging economies like argentina, developing countries like in africa when it comes to refinancing, jahan and those debt levels. also a very big concern of this conference. a janet yell in the us treasury secretary saying, i'm in relation to this conference that china has a greater role to play when it comes to providing debt relief to those countries the we're just talking about, for example, those emerging economies that have piled up the debt does she have a point? well, she has a point, but if we look into the statistics, i mean, it's very important to mention china when it comes to the volume of that thoroughly . actually, what are the country which has a gap relief of $2000000000.00 over the last 2 years, in particular, when it comes to risky countries. but her critique is not about the volume. it's more about them missing the lack of coordination when it comes to restructuring down the call program. here is what it's very important to mention that the western countries, including europe and the u. s. they restructured out under the shelter

oh, seen like these are hurting dozens of families in argentina's camera. this man on a stretcher ingested cocaine that suspected of having been laced with poison authority, say, hundreds of people were salvo the contaminated drug and recent days it can cause severe breathing problems in the heart attacks less than an hour. after being adjusted, dozens of people have died outside hospital relatives wait and pray. and shock on the read on the vehicle. no, no. i lived with an addict all my life. now my son is an addict. when i lock him up in the house, he jumps from our 2nd floor window to buy drugs. you nearby mass is held for those who died and for those who are still in hospital so, others are thankful they survived. i marked it, i was with my friends earlier in the week and i took some cocaine. i felt a stomachache and a headache. my vision became blurry and i began to throw up. then i started to throb blood. i got scared and came to the hospital to help the low income neighborhood of loma morsa has been affected. the most forties are investigating many r

also this hour of thousands, march on the streets of argentina's capital as an good rose about. and i'm f, bailout, and a restoring history. we meet the archaeologist helping to train palestinians protect ancient sites. in garza, above he seems to the sport rushes figure skaters all made to wait before receiving the winter olympic gold medal because of a legal issue. and things go from bad to worse for mckayla schiffer in beijing as she fails to finish for the 2nd race in a row. ah, thank you for joining us. we begin this news hour with the tension between russia and ukraine. after 2 days of shuttle diplomacy, the french president says things can deescalate emanuel michael has been meeting the leaders of both countries. speaking in berlin, the heads of germany, france, and poland say they are common goal is to prevent war in europe. adapt. how may begins our coverage with this report from care for. it was the 1st visit by a french president in 24 years, emanuel mac, or in curve, after holding a 5 hour mark and meeting with russian president vladimir putin in moscow. on monday, t

the last to producers here is estimated at $3000000000.00. markets have already factored in that argentina and all of south america will bring less grain to market. prices have risen to a 7 year high. it's like a year leopard, alex. anything that is collapse and expected production is much more dramatic than what other international institutions have anticipated. holloway, although prices in chicago have risen in recent weeks due to the weather conditions in south america. we believe there still a way to stabilize prices, even if these conditions persist strongly. fiennes will. however, even a soybean price of $500.00 per tonne will not make up for the loss in volume according to the farmer's lover. unfortunately, crops are doing badly. we'll do that lifestyle cartoon, but because the grass isn't growing as it should, maria, so the livestock industry is suffering of a cows need to eat a lot so they can have calves that are. and unfortunately the pastors are not as productive as they should be. a water molecule, but up all that it can, it will know that a metal the argentine government has

i live theda korean, this argentina or the emergency in argentina is adding weight to a report that warns of an increasingly fiery future for the world. the u. n. environment program predicts that the number of extreme wildfires will increase by 30 percent by the middle of the century and the scorching places that have never been prone to fires before. like the arctic tundra and the amazon rain forest. the reports, authors blame our warming climate but also unprecedented levels of land clearing for agriculture. crim. tim rather christopherson, is from the un environment programs nature for climate branch. he says, wildfires are likely to increase in quick action is needed. we project that even with the moderate emissions scenario. so even if we manage to curb emissions wildfire are still going to increase. this is because the earth systems have a long response time and therefore it is clear that why fi as i here to stay. they are going to increase and we, we have to be better prepared. of course, we also need to be better prepared because we urgently need equal assistance forests, pete la

he cultivates crops and raises livestock in argentina's most productive agricultural area. but now the soil is severely damaged and the corn and soybean plants have dried up. the farmer believes the seasons harvest will be very small. local is the one of them on one man on the shoe. the plants are in very poor condition, a touch of indo come a corresponding, he se up for 2 months. it hasn't rained properly. no. and for 10 days we've had bad weather for plant growth. you don't get upset around it, that you are more important than the. the crop is getting worse and worse. we're in the middle of the time when the grains grow. maxie, mary, monday, our with a video for as soon as you, knowing it on these plants will yield very little over and are not profitable for the grow. or, i mean we buckle, you know, on a cell in telecom, brutal at the rosario green exchange. the 2nd largest reference exchange for soybeans after chicago. they've drastically lowered the forecast for this year's argentine crop. 14 percent less soy beans, 17 percent less corn. the last to producers here is es

oh is the beef culture in argentina is huge with barbecues over weekend. what we see is people not eating is much be flagged before, and they are eating pork and she can insert it, ah, inflation for it is the government to guarantee that salaries and pensions increase to keep up with a constant rising prices. protest like this one show, it does not always work on tuesday, thousands gathered in the center when aside is to demand more government assistance . didn't tina and the international monetary fund, or in financial talks to negotiate more than 40000000000 in debt to target inflation. but economy say the fight to control racing prices won't be seen bike on an argentine. there are several factors that have an impact on inflation. that's why it's so difficult to tackle. and that's there is an integrity plan that attacks all those causes of inflation like a monster with a 1000 heads arjun times have gotten used to living with inflation and many a find ways to survive it, but it's a vicious cycle that has hurt the countries chances of growth arjun times ha

at argentina, battles to contain wildfires that have been devastating rich agricultural land. ah hell i once again we have some violence storms on the way across parts of the u. s . we got snow just around the northern plains over towards the mid west. and we are looking at some very lively showers, longest spells of right as we go on through the next couple of days. reason for this is we got a big tab which contrasts towards the north. we are looking at temperatures are going to get to minus $22.00 in winnipeg. they see at around 18 celsius, just want to highlight dallas at around 23 degrees for tuesday afternoon. take a look wednesday afternoon down around 3 degrees celsius. that will be some ice coming in after of a warm start to the week where to weather pushing up across the mississippi valley, up towards the ohio valley. some live the showers longest spell to find some snow on the northern flank of that, and it will become more expansive as we go on through thursday. northern plains, mid west, seen some very wintry weather. and we will see that a wet weather just easing