the best interest of germany now the heartland for bailout money is the wealthy southern region of bavaria there taxpayers and politicians alike one thing most is merkel to prove this not only is germany giving money to spain in the best interest of the country but also to bavaria giving extra tax revenues towards the poorest states in germany is in their best interests that well as it stands at the moment of area paying out the lion's share of money to help keep areas of germany such as right here in berlin afloat so the situation in german internal politics mirror mirror the situation that we're seeing concerning germany and its role in the future of the eurozone the question has to be asked can mrs merkel make the case that bailout funds are the way forward. chancellor angela merkel is still striving to help the euro survive despite the rising cost of the crisis for her own country letter on economics professor william hankel tells r t why the single currency is no longer viable and governments aren't learning from their mistakes. what is learning capacity of governments. fears not stud

the best interest of germany now the heartland for bailout money is the wealthy southern region of bavaria there taxpayers and politicians alike wanting mrs merkel to prove this not only is germany giving money to spain in the best interest of the country but also to bavaria giving extra tax revenues towards the poorest states in germany is in their best interests that well as it stands at the moment of area paying out the lion's share of money to help keep areas of germany such as right here in berlin afloat so the situation in german internal politics mirror mirror the situation that we're seeing concerning germany and its role in the future of the eurozone the question has to be asked can mrs merkel make the case that bailout funds all the way forward. and a class member of angela merkel's christian democratic union is against the spanish bailout he believes germany will only suffer as a result. i do not vote for the bailout because i think it's wrong way it's against the rules that we set up for your reachin for common currency and now for the first time we're not only bailing out coun

. >> when you see the police in bavaria asking the domestic intelligence agency for a proper profilef the suspects and for leads about right-wing extremist groups and then they have to wait eight months for a rather meager results, it is shocking and bewildering. >> for months now, a parliamentary committee has been investigating such failures. it is concerned that authorities involved in bottling the case are refusing to accept any blame -- involved in bungling the case. >> i cannot explain how people in positions of responsibility come before us and act in such an unreasonable way. their statements sometimes appear to be exercises in self righteousness. >> although all but one of the murder victims were of turkish or greek origin, investigators failed to identify xenophobia as the common thread. perpetrators were able to carry on undeterred. >> when you have almost exclusively foreign-born victims in nine of the 10 murders, someone should have decided to investigate far right hate crimes. the fact that right wing terrorists rarely claim responsibility for their attacks should also

the bavaria brewery is using its own foundation to help lumni. >> the private sector has a major responsibility to contribute to alleviating poverty, working in hand with the government and with organizations like lumni whose objective and whose mission is to benefit the communities most in need in the country. >> the bosa neighborhood is one of the poorest in bogota. for most families here, sending their children to school and university is too much of a financial burden. francisco forero runs a small store, giving him just enough money to feed and support his family. but it's not nearly nough to send his daughter to college. the family's small apartment is nearby. studying is a luxury for most, but paula has been given the opportunity. the 20-year-old student earned high marks and got a scholarship from lumni. now, she's studying accounting. >> my plans for the future are to be able to achieve a lot professionally. i don't just want to focus on getting a job at one company and working there as an accountant. i want to work for various companies and be independent so the job market is open to

in bavaria, a rebel conservative group is backing the complaints against the plaque -- pact, calling assaultrmany's bat will drive europe to ruin. experts say the new laws to limit the bundestag's budgetary oversight. >> the is appalling essential to a modern national economy, and that is now being collectivized. >> with parliamentarians and the left party, they have launched complaints against the pact. they opposed austerity measures and say the deal would jeopardize social welfare systems. >> this path leads to weaker social services and weaker democracies. we do not want that kind of europe. in fact, it destroys support for the european ideas. >> the court is due to decide the issue by july 10. if the deal passes, this can be signed into law. >> italian automaker fiat will close five of its european factories by the end of the year, shedding more than 1000 jobs. >> the closures will affect the truck subsidiary, including three sites in germany, one in austria, and one in france. fiat has already abandoned bus production in italy and spain. >> the company says the closures will bo