. >> reporter: for now argentina has until april 14 to pay its debts. it's not the best deal most people say here but it is the only one available that will allow this country to leave the past behind >>> security officials in china have released the family members of two dissidents living abroad. they were detained in an apparent hunt for the anonymous authors of a report calling for president xi jinping to resign. >> reporter: for nearly a week a blog and government critic was worried about what he had put his family through. he lives in the u.s. out of reach of security officials in china. his relatives back home were not. >> translation: i didn't expect the officials to pressure me this way. i was shocked when i heard the police had taken three of my family members. >> reporter: authorities held his parents and brother for nine days because necessity suspected him of having something to do with an anonymous letter calling for the president xi jinping to step down. the letter published on line in early may criticized his authoritarian style of leader

. >> reporter: for now argentina has until april 14 to pay its debts. it's not the best deal most people say here, but it is the only one available that will allow this country to leave the past behind >>> thousands of people are expected to demonstrate in france on thursday against proposed reforms that could alter the 35-hour working week. supporters say it will make the country more competitive while krimentics-- critics believe workers will have fewer rights. >> reporter: they're known for being ideal for getting out of tight corners and for being economical. in a squeezed market, tens of thousands of these smart cars are being produced at this factory in france every year. when the workforce arrive on shift, they know they will finish slightly later than they used to. the 35 hour working week at the factory has come to an end to try to increase productivity. some extra hours are now being paid at a reduced rate. in return, the company has promised to secure workers' jobs until 2020. >> translation: right now this is a preventative move. we are the

. >> reporter: for now argentina has until april 14th to pay its debts. ipts not the best deal most people say here, but it is the only one available that will allow this country to leave the past behind. al jazeera, buenos aires. >>> brazil's president is again accused her opponents of plotting a coup against her. dilma rousseff is facing impeachment after being accused of manipulating the budget to hide the extent of the country's recession. gabriel alexander has more. >> reporter: dilma rousseff is fighting for her political survival. rousseff held an event here at the presidential palace where she unveiled new housing projects for the poor. she used the opportunity to push back forcefully against her critics and left in no uncertain terms how she feels about the impeachment process being waged against her. >> translator: impeachment without proof of crime of responsibility is what? it's a coup. this is the issue. there's no point pretending that we're discussing a hypothetical impeachment. we're discussing a very concrete impeachment without claim of

argentina shouldn't be taking on anymore debt. every time we have taken debt, it has not built roads, schools or hospitals. >> for now, argentina has until april4 to pay its debts. it's not the best deal most people say here, but it is the only one available that will allow this country to leave the past behind. al jazeera, buenos aires. >>> thousands of protestors have hit the streets of france in anger over proposed labor reforms. in paris, demonstrators clashed with police to protest part of a nationwide strike against changes that could alter france's 35 hour working week. supporters say it will make the country more competitive but critics believe workers might end up having even fewer rights. let's go to jacky rowland. it looks like the protestors are picking up momentum. are they? >> yes, they are. i mean they've literally this moment started moving, sammy. they've been gathering for a couple of hours in the square to the east of paris and now they're starting to move. they're moving from one major square to another. it is quite arable when you bear in mind the torrential rain here but people have come out in the thousands nevertheless.

argentina shouldn't be taking on any more debt. >> we are paying out a debt that has not helped the country at all. it has not been used to build roads, schools, or hospitals. >> before now argentina has until aprilh to pay it's debts. it is not the best deal most say here, but it is the only one available that will allow this country to leave the past behind. al jazeera, bean necessary airies. >> . >> clinton's emails the fbi is supposed to be wrapping up an investigation and making the decision on whether to file criminal charges. there has to be some sort of punishment. >> the front runner quickly changing course after saying women that get abortions should be punished. >> ♪ >> this is al al jazeera america, live from new york city. i'm roxanne that. dozens of world leaders are in washington today, attending the fourth and final nuclear security summit. the summit will focus on how to keep groups like isil from getting their hands on radio active material. the president will also discuss the nuclear threat posed by north korea. but clearly absent is russia, one of the biggest atomic powers. jamie mcintyre joins us now from the pentagon. what would be the last time with these talks while he is

. >> reporter: for now, argentina has until april 14th to pay its debt. it's not the best, but it's the only one available. and it would allow this country to leave the past behind. >> its progressing on the venues, but amnesty international, abusive conditions for people and projects for the 132 migrant construction workers building the stadium. it will be the first world cup venue to open. the men are mainly from bangladesh, and they're disstressed about the delay in salaries up to ten months ago. >> delayed pay or non-payment of wages for very long periods. we have seen workers go for ten months without being paid. very harsh condition. >> withholding pay is against the labor law and an amendment to 2015 requires businesses to pay works or time and by direct bank deposits. it's made worse by workers in countries by agents taking large fees, and promising different jobs than the ones that they get when they arrive in qatar. you might think that they should leave, but it's not that response. >> you have a sponsor and the sponsor has complete control. you

. >> reporter: for now argentina has until april 14 to pay its debts. it's not the best deal most people say here but it is the only one available that will allow this country to leave the past behind >>> let's ge t get you a live update on a story that has broken in the past few hours. the tribunal at the hague have found a war leader not guilty of war crimes. he was not in court to hear the judgment. he returned to belgrade in 2014 for cancer treatment. one assumes they will be happy in belgrade with this legal outcome. >> reporter: yes. we're here in the headquarters of the party this morning and we wahed the verdict delivery with members of the party, but not with he himself. he wasn't here. he didn't want anyone by his side at that specific moment. the same thing actually happened before on the day of radovan karadzic's verdict. that day members were waiting for him here, but he didn't show up. he stayed at home and the same thing happened today. on the other hand, we're talking about a man who really loves media attention, he loves to turn anythin