bo boko haram continues, they have bombed the islamist sect. a number of terrorists were killed. this is the force of our -- this is the forest where dozens of schoolgirls were kidnapped. the tide is slowly turning against them. in argentina, 400,000 people have marched on the presidential palace and one a saris after the suspicious death of argentine prosecutor. he was found dead hours before he was due to testify against the government of a terrorist attack that took place 20 years ago. >> amidst a downpour, hundreds of thousands took part in a silent march. one of the biggest street protests since the president came to power seven years ago. holding signs saying truth and justice, they demanded answers over the death of prosecutor nissman. >> we want clarity. we just want to find out who is to blame. >> we had to be here. everyone had to be here. the search for justice is constant. it was worth getting drenched. >> the 51-year-old was found dead. his death was ruled a suicide. it was not long before suspicion fell on the government. 85 people were killed when a jewish cultural

it what bo boko haram is claiming. it is not a game. the legitimacy is in question. the -- is the question. this discourse needs to be deconstructed. this is what we have been trying to do in morocco. we have been true to literature. extremist literature. audio, written, audiovisual, on the internet. we have discovered some repetitive items, such as that while the west has been conspiring against the muslim world, the west has flaunted israel. we need to do what needs to be done ourselves. they would highlight the fact that there has been colonialism. in colonialism, millions were killed. this needs to be addressed. they're not doing something about that. they talk about humiliation, double standards, the fact that there is a cocktail of races. they will talk about ideology and the value system that is being challenged. we need to do something about this. for all that, they would come and use the vacuum, treated because of the fact that in the 1960's, 1970's, and 1980's, religion was not addressed as it should have been. we have armies of officials, religious officia