. >> people at this auction in central brasilia were hoping to raise money for the projects.same projects would have been funded by the federal government. but amid cuts getting fund something that much harder. high public spending and the looming recession has forced the president to slash funding. this means 35% less than last year will be available. some of the hard-hit sectors will be the health sector. >> they have only two doctors. what are they do with our money? what are they doing to our country? they're destroying our country. >> public officials feel they have their hands tied. >> month after month cuts are seriously damaging towns everywhere. >> this is not the only city feeling the economic noose tightening around it's next. over 5,000 mayors and local authorities have gathered in brasilia to express concern what these budget cuts could mean for their local government. this rally comes one day before a march for president's impeachment. many >> if we have issues, we'll be able to reach our goals next year or the year after. >> president rousseff was scheduled to

>> bueno, brasilia es un hito que celebramos, en una sala muy particular que le damos para brasilia,a e historia. ¿cÓmo va vinculada la polÍtica con la arquitectura? >> estos son-- este es un periodo bastante controvertido y controversial en amÉrica latina. como lo mencionas, del 55 al 80, es un periodo que estÁ marcado por dictaduras, pero tambiÉn por gobiernos democrÁticos, hay que recalcar. esto no lo ocultamos en la exhibiciÓn. tenemos un gran muro donde tenemos una lÍnea temporal donde presentamos todos los golpes de estado y todos los distintos eventos polÍticos que marcaron el perÍodo. en ese sentido, vemos todavÍa cÓmo esos edificios hoy en dÍa sobreviven a estas dictaduras hizo grandes contribuciones a las democracias que estamos viviendo hoy en dÍa. >> doctor, le voy a pedir que nos ayude a hacer la comparaciÓn: si este perÍodo de 1955 a 1980 es visto como uno de los grandes periodos de la arquitectura en amÉrica latina, ¿cÓmo lo comparamos ese perÍodo con este momento que estamos viviendo ahora en el 2015? ¿cÓmo lo ve usted? >> yo creo que son grandes comparaciones. yo cre

in brasilia they have no football culture. it would have been better spent on hospitals and schools. >> reporter: it's the fact that brasilia has no professional team. there's very little football played at the stadium. in fact, it mostly sits empty for the occasional concert. last year it played host to a mass wedding. attempts to look into corruption by members of congress have prooevenly been boycotted but approved in light of the recent refuse lagss out of the fifa scandal. >> translator: there is no doubt that the government works to avoid our investigation related to the world cup last year. it's all connected to the krpgs scheme in fifa and the brazilian football confederation. >> buildings stadiums like this was meant to demonstrate to the world that brazil was a major economic power. instead critics say it might stand as a symbol of rampant construction and squandered resources. >>> palestine has dropped its motion to suspend israel from fifa. it follows highly charged teams outside the fifa congress earlier where sec

brasilia, for example, they have no football coach. the money would have been best spent on hospitals and schools. >> the fact that brasilia has no professional team. these days there is very little football being played at the world's second most expensive stadium. it mostly stays empty except for the occasional concert. it even played host to a mass wedding. >>> now approved in light of the recent revelations coming out of the fifa scandal. >> there is no doubt that the government works to avoid our investigation related to the world cup last year. it's all connected could the corruption scheme in fifa and the brasilia football confederation. >> it was meant to demonstrate to the world that brazil was now a major economic power. instead, critics say it might stand as a symbol of rampant corruption and squandered resources. >> the fate of thousands of migrant and refugees in southeast asia remains up in the air tonight. coming up next the disagreements between the failure to reach a diplomatic solution to the problem. ws, go deeper an

virginia lopez, al jazerra brasilia brazil. >>> well the daily struggle for palestinians living underor topic at the palestine literature festival. the event being held across the palestinian territories. >> reporter: it was standing room only at the opening of the palestine literature festival. the event was held in the city in the occupied west bank. it was the first of several taking place in cities across historic palestine. throughout the week people here will visit ancient sites and meet palestinian writers and active activists and travel to hebron and to hive a a seaside city in israel to see how palestinians live under the israeli state. >> the people who come in are people who are influential in fields of culture. so when they have the experience of having this festival in palestine. they become part of the pressure of public international opinion. >> reporter: before this event in east jerusalem writers were taken on a tour of sheet and the mosque and the western wall an important place of worship for jews and where signs of israel occupation seem to be everywhere. writers f

al jazeera brasilia, brazil. >> convene elizabeth opened up a new session of parliament. >> but amid the pomp and circumstance questions about whether britain will stay in the eu. >> questions about atrocities against the palestinian people. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm antonio mora. >> and i'm barbara serra. coming up in this half hour of international news weeks of turmoil in the tiny african nation of burundi could get worse. >> also myanmar a famous diplomat is largely silent on the rohingya crisis. >> in texas and oklahoma, 11 are still missing and the extreme weather is hindering search and rest cue efforts. thousands of homes have been damaged since the weekend officials warn some dams are on the verge of breaking. >> the national oceanic and atmospheric administration has released its storm names noaa predicts the storms will be less fears. >> rick santorum begins his presidential run he ran in 2012 running several primaries and gaining support from conservative christians. amnesty international says hamas committed crimes against humanity in the wore war last y

. >> some of these leaders are taking their complaint to the national government in the brasilia.ey are argument that without motivated teachers and well-funded schools the future is bleak. al jazeera brazil. >> football fans in indonesia have been having a rally outside of the president's palace. they're happy that the government suspended the football league four weeks ago. in a row over the ownership of two top teams. >> in the last couple of years this has ended in the last coupler weeks where they have cancelled indonesia football association and basically stopped them from working and as a result the football association has canceled the whole competition. bankly those parties are not talking right now. that's what these people here want. the supporters want the parties to come together. the president to intervene and to make sure that football is going to be back, and that is going to be healthy again. because football has been tainted by corruption. by buying up of matches and even players dying because they could not afford healthcare. it's been a dangerous situation in t

y el espectacular desarrollo de brasilia y otras ciudades latinoamericanas. >> la exhibiciÓn busca darleamericanas. >> en marÍa: asÍ llegamos al final de noticiero univisiÓn. gracias por haber estado con nosotros. muy buenas noches y hasta pronto. [mÚsica] locutor: televisa presenta... lola: lo que pasÓ anoche todavÍa puso las cosas mucho peor. adelina: ¿lo que pasÓ anoche? ¿quÉ pasÓ? lola: ay, ¿a poco la aldonza no le contÓ? nada mÁs y nada menos que el cristÓbal...pasÓ la noche con la lagartija. adelina: ¡¿quÉ?! lola: sÍ, nos enteramos por el emanuel. adelina: ahora entiendo, con razÓn se puso como se puso. lola: pues, a mi pobre amiga le estÁ lloviendo sobre mojado. y a mÍ ni se diga, doÑa adelina. primero lo del emanuel y ahora lo de mi abuelo. y para acabarla de molar el seÑor muy digno me corriÓ

reporter: these members of the free brazil movement walks to close it a month from sao paulo to brasilia, to hand deliver a petition demanding that president dilma rousseff be impeached. they are as certain of their demand as they are of thar 1,000km journey. >> we consider the mounting pressure coming from the people, sooner or later leading to impeachment. the indignation of the general population is evident. the government is no longer sustainable. we believe that even if it doesn't happen now, it will happen in the near future. the legal framework is there, the population wants it, and all we need is the opposition to listen. >> reporter: though small, today's protest is the third time that the brazilians took to the street demanding that the president be tried for corruption. a similar process in sao paulo last month was attended up with half a million people. what might have once seemed like an outlandish request is slowly gaining with brazil's radical groups. >> this is proof that people are dissatisfied with the way politics have been conducted, and by a government that is resemb

in brasilia for example, they have no football culture, the money would have been best spent on hospitals schools. >> reporter: most glaring is the fact that brazilia has no professional team. these days there is very little football being played here. it mostly sits empty say for the occasional concert and last year it even played host to mass wedding. attempts to look into corruption by members of congress have previously been boycotted but now have been approved in light of the recent allegations coming out of the fifa scandal. >> translator: there is no doubt that the government works to avoid our investigation related to the world cup last year. it's all connected to the corruption scheme in feeifafifa. >> reporter: building stadiums like this was meant to demonstrate that brazil was a major economic power, instead it may stand to serve as an example of corruption and squandered resources. >>> coming up on al jazeera america. >> i'm rob reynolds in oregon with a report on the deplorable housing conditions experienced by native american families decades after they were displaced by hy

the origin, the genesis of the problem was brasilia. there was a request for 650,000 for per cent dilma rousseff's campaign yes >>> venezuela's first lady is a tv presenter for the state channel. she launched her own show "at home with sillia" on sunday. many see it as a bid to improve the president's approval rating. >> reporter: costa rica's airport was opened after being closed when it was covered with ash. this time lapse video shows the volcano erupt of course spewing ash into the sky. it lasted half an hour >>> scientists in new zealand discovered one of the iconic glacier is retreating. it is retreating leaving un stable rock walls. >> reporter: glaciers are one of nature's awe-inspiring features constantly changing and in the case of the fox glacier on the west island retreating quickly. >> there's a dramatic picture, there's dramatic changes. the sediment moving into the valley and it's happening at an incredible rate. >> reporter: a group of university scientists released a group of images taken over 10 years, and a time lapse

the origin, the genesis of the problem with petrogas was he in brasilia. there was a request for $60,000 -- $650,000 for dilma rousseff's campaign, yes >>> venezuela's first lady sa television presenter for the state channel. she launched a show "at home with celia" and many see it as a bid to improve nicolas maduro's improvement rating. he is a former national assembly president and known to be one of her husband's closest advisors. >>> it's been almost 100 years since the movie screening at the regent in london after a multi-million project. the reels will be rolling again. jonah hull explains. >> reporter: welcome back to a bygone age of cinema. this is london's regent street cinema set to reopen after a multi-million refit. it was here in 1896 that the lumiere brother showcased a famous cinematograph at the start of its world tour. >> i imagine people might have been quite scared, and, i mean, it must have been extraordinary. just the darkness, and then something moving towards you. i think it must have been, you know, dreamlike and sort of beautiful,

the origin the genesis of the problem with petrogas was he in brasilia. there was a request for $60,000 for dilma rousseff's campaign yes >>> people in a town in el salvador have been forced to leave because the death threats from a gang. dozens of families abandoned their homes. the government has been able to deal with a surge in violence and closed the school and church >>> scientists in new zealand discovered one of the iconic glaciers is retreating at an alarming rate. the fox glacier is melting, leaving behind unstable rock walls, as wayne hay reports. >> reporter: glaciers are one of nature's awe-inspiring features, constantly changing and in the case of the fox glacier on the west island, retreating quickly. >> there's a dramatic picture, there's dramatic changes. we are seeing changes on the hill slope themselves, the sediment moving into the valley, and it's happening at an incredible rate. >> reporter: a group of university scientists released a group of images taken over 10 years, and a time lapse shows how as the ice melts the valley walls be

. >> reporter: it's the fact that brasilia has no professional team. there's little football played at the second most expensive stadium. in fact, it mostly sits empty say for the occasional concert, and last year it even played host to a mass wedding. attempts to look into corruption by members of congress have been boycotted but have been approved in light of the recent revelations in the scandal. >> reporter: there is no doubt that the government works to avoid this related to the world cup last year. it's related to the brazilian football confederation. >> reporter: building stadiums was meant to none straight to the world that brazil was a major economic power. instead it might stand as a symbol of rampant corruption and skwaundorrersing squandering resources. >>> after plague the spanish league title, barcelona has their five set on the second part of the potential trophy trouble. they face them in the final of the copa del ray on saturday. they finished to be crowned spanish champions and face uvent advertise on june 6th. >> translator: i'm deli

the problem was heat in brasilia a request for the president's campaign, yes. >> just ahead we'll tellyou why this mascot was a little too merry to do his job. details straight ahead in sport. >> time now for sport. here's jo. >> we start in europe where they have the upper hand against real madrid after a 2-1 win on tuesday. italians haven't reached the finals since 2003 but former real madrid player gave them the lead after just eight minutes. the equalizer for real came midway through the first half. rinaldo headed in his 54th 54th goal of the season. gaining the lead in the second half brought down w.2-1 after the first leg. >> on wednesday barcelona faces munich. he won 14 trophies. munich have won five european titles and hope to play for six if they can get past barcelona. he will play with a mask after breaking his jaw and cheekbone. he will make his return to barcelona, the club he joined as a 13-year-old and where he spent 22 years as player and then macer. despite his history he denied having split loyalties ahead of wednesday's game. >> down the you doubt it, i want to win.