brazil argentina and colombia have called for bolivia to hold a runoff vote you know actual tribunal confirm the controversial reelection of president evo morales extending his rule to 2 decades. to europe where the family of a young vietnamese woman have come forward fearing that she was among 39 people found dead in a container truck east of london relatives of the 26 year old say they haven't heard from her since receiving distressing text messages in which she describes suffocating british police have not confirmed either the identities or nationalities of the victims and the hayward has the latest on the investigation from london. well i think the police have made a 4th arrest in this fast moving investigation he is a 48 year old man arrested at stansted airport on suspicion of conspiracy to traffic people a manslaughter 2 other people were arrested earlier both 38 a man and a woman in northern england with a lorry driver arrested at the scene is still being held by police the real focus now of course is trying to identify the victims in the early stages of the investigation it

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brazil argentina and colombia have called for bolivia to hold a runoff vote the electoral tribunal confirmed the controversial reelection of president evo morales the u.s. house judiciary committee has been granted unrestricted access to robert miller's report into russian interference in the 2016 election democrats demanded it as part of the efforts to build an impeachment case against donald trump. the family of a young vietnamese woman have come forward fearing she was among certain 9 people found dead in a container truck east of london relatives of the 26 year old say they haven't heard from her since receiving distressing text messages and when she describes suffocating british police serve not confirmed either the identities or nationalities of the victims. until government protesters in lebanon's capital have clashed with supporters of hezbollah riot police were brought in to try and defuse the situation has been law as a political movement as is part of prime minister saad hariri government those were the headlines here on al jazeera back in half an hour with the news hour we return

brazil argentina and colombia have called for bolivia to hold a runoff vote the electoral tribunal confirms the controversial reelection of president evo morales is extending his rule to nearly 2 decades. spain too has been seeing mass mobilization on the streets of its catalonia region from barcelona so you're going to go reports on a shadowy organization that's using its digital platform to encourage protesters. they vowed to return to the streets following the sentencing of 9 catalan politicians and activists for sedition 2 weeks ago the tsunami democratic a leaderless anonymous organization called on protesters to blockade barcelona's airport one of the most defiant acts among days a protest that occurred throughout catalonia and the riots that came after which caused damage and disruption the likes of which had not been seen in decades. catalonia as usual peaceful protest movement became drawn into a controversy over the tactics used to encourage civil disobedience and the question was raised who or what is tsunami democratic today in the spanish of the supreme court ruling was unowned

brazil argentina and colombia have called for bolivia to hold a runoff vote the electoral tribunal confirms that the controversial reelection of president evo morales. the u.s. has judiciary committee has been granted unrestricted access to robert miller's reports and to russian interference in the $26000.00 election democrats demanded it as part of efforts to build an impeachment case against president donald trump and the family of a young vietnamese woman has come forward fearing she was among fashion 9 people found dead in a container truck east of london relatives of the 26 year old say they haven't heard from her since receiving distressing text messages and which she described suffocating british police have not confirmed that the identities nor the nationalities of the victims well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera this is europe. a one time glamorous picture house for the rich and famous of hollywood now ourselves as the poor unforgotten of downtown south holland. carving out a life in the ruins of the abandoned building residents reinvent the movies of

brazil argentina and colombia have called the bolivia to hold a runoff between iran and his top challenger carlos messer and john heilemann is live from the past now and john what is the feeling there way you are the people support the idea of having a 2nd round a 2nd vote. i think they probably goes for the people that we're talking to on the ground is thinking they're not happy about what's happened carlos messer who's the leader of the opposition supports the idea of a 2nd oval office they would probably go with that let me show you a little bit about this south of love has this is a bolivian capital right now when you would usually be full of cars we've heard today on friday is a blocking off to the south of the city mostly by groups of neighbors of knesset just pans the other way now we can see along the other side of us the neighbors themselves who are actually getting ready to march now there's going to be a march here in the night so what all started this really was on the election night there was going to be a rock pick out of the vote that's to get the very quickly that count and

the big countries in the region, mexico, brazil, argentina, really struggled to grow anything more thanhe commodity boom has ended, .he savings have been spent lead to ably going to left-wing opposition government on sunday. a little bits talk more about that. it seems a lot of these countries have started moving more to the right there regards .o the economic policies .e saw that to a smaller extent i wonder what moved to the left solves. >> when they were moving more to the right, in these years they have obviously improved the fiscal balances in these countries. and you brought the inflation, .ight they want more help. these are the cycles we are seeing, ushering in more freespending leaders and we might see your deficits going forward. it's not necessarily anything new, but we are certainly in the part of -- that part of the cycle here. four years going back to the economic model i have read article after article talking about how the chilean social security system is a model for the world, rival ties, invested in the market. people have argued that this is how all systems should go

any concerns about brazil, argentina, chile? yn: there are idiosyncratic events going on in those different countries. obviously investment on a case-by-case basis. i would argue that some of those, for example, argentina, might managed some good, compelling value, but at the moment, we have a preference for countries where we do think that perhaps too much risk premium is still priced in. that would be russia or mexico, places like that. guy: can we talk a little bit about credit? you talked about the fact maybe you're looking for high-quality credit right now. what does that tell us about your expectations going into 2020 about u.s. economy, the global economy? how do you think the credit markets can handle a 2%, three downturn?2%, 3% gdp marilyn: going into next year, there's a dearth of investment opportunity and income. if you look at the performance year-to-date, it is pretty interesting that we seen such a tremendous performance coming from investment grade, particularly as you compare it to high yield in other sectors. as

brazil argentina and colombia have called for bolivia to hold a runoff it is actually tribe you knowhas confirmed the controversial reelection of president even more on it. the u.s. has judiciary committee has been granted unrestricted access to robert miller's report into russian interference in the 26000 election democrats demanded this as part of efforts to build an impeachment case against president donald trump. the family of a young vietnamese woman has come forward fearing she was among 39 people found dead in a container truck east of london relatives of the 26 year old say they haven't heard from her since receiving distressing text messages in which she described suffocating antigovernment protests in lebanon's capital have clashed with supporters of hezbollah or riot police were brought in to try to defuse the situation as well as a political armed movement and as part of prime minister saad hariri is coalition government. those are the headlines at the news continues here on al-jazeera after part 2 of cinema rocker. across the united states indigenous families are searchi

seen significant increases in production and newspaper commercial arrangements between china, brazil, argentina countries all significantly increasing agriculture production. that new land coming in to production is not going to away minute ago. you said that something has to be done about china. what do you want to see in this deal? right now, it's so vague. >> sure. >> it just made a couple of headlines. what do you need to see? >> well, let's remember that when this trade war with china was begun, what the administration was asking for was to stop their cheating, to stop their stealing of intellectual property and change tharm fotheir form of governmen and businesses that operate at losses in order to take markets to steal markets from the rest of the world. basically, they operate in a noneconomy fashion. he was asking that that all be changed. well, getting new sales of agricultural products in to china short term might happen, but are you going to make those fundamental changes? that is a big lift. if, in fact, that doesn't happen, then you would ask what was the purpose of destroying all

erik: we made a major acquisition last year in brazil and argentina, very important markets for us.ve been investing in our base business, adding more research could be ability and commercial capability and more digital tool capability, that is very important. now we are focused on expanding our capability in china. we want to be leaders in china ahead of our ipo. amanda: characterize, when you talk about being leaders, how important that market is, what kind of growth and penetration you want to see in china? erik: it is a hugely important market. you look at that market, the technology players are all small. many chinese seed companies and crop protection companies. all the international companies have been there for years, but we have small single-digit market share. so china needs a leader, and we are putting poll -- full effort into it, building our base business, investing in people, strengthening our cap abilities on the ground, but we are also doing m&a work. we expect the combination of those to enable us to build a clear leadership position in seed and crop protection. wee

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market prosperity look at latin america argentina are in power go i are in recession mexico and brazil argentina are in power go i are in recession mexico and brazil in stagnation peru and ecuador in deep political crisis . and in stagnation peru and ecuador in deep political crisis and in this context chile looks like an oasis we already to do everything to not this context chile looks like an oasis we already to do everything to not fall into populism famous last words because it was only 24 hours full into populism famous last words because it was only 24 hours after that statement that the away sis turned into a declared state of emergency and he certainly didn't see it coming either maybe it's because he doesn't use the metro like his powers after that statement that the away sis turned into a declared state of emergency and he certainly didn't see it coming either maybe it's because he doesn't use the metro like his people do after all he's one of the richest men in chile with a net worth people do after all he's one of the richest men in chile with a net worth of almost $3000000000.00 tha

brazil argentina and colombia have called for bolivia to hold a runoff vote the electoral tribunal confirmed that the controversial reelection of president evo morales the u.s. house judiciary committee has been granted unrestricted access to robert miller's report into russian interference in the 20 $6000.00 election democrats demanded it as part of efforts to build an impeachment case against donald trump. the family of a young vietnamese woman has come forward fearing she was among 39 people found dead in a container truck east of london relatives of the 26 year old say they haven't heard from her since receiving distressing text messages and which she described suffocating antigovernment protesters in lebanon's capital have clashed with supporters of hezbollah riot police were brought in to try to defuse the situation hezbollah is a political armed movement and as part of prime minister saad hariri is coalition government or those are the headlines the news continues here after talk to al-jazeera do stay with us. november on al-jazeera. 30 years after the fall of the old movie looking ba

brazil argentina and colombia called for bolivia to hold a runoff between where alice and his top challenger carlos messrs. tell the world the program is coming up next focusing on the story of the week of muslims of china . northwest china what's called the singeing autonomous region. in august 28th seen a united nations committee said it had received reports suggesting that new government policies were transforming the region into quote a massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy more than a 1000000 we get as many of the muslims and other ethnic minorities have been rounded up there detained and forcibly indoctrinated all of us many of us will cry . when we align. we decided to talk about it. just. tell the world. everyone. what happened what's been happening it's happening now. australian wheat years have been detained while visiting china and their relatives in singeing are under constant surveillance and like other weak years have had their passports confiscated every single people received last from one in their in their family. alone in the world of the. personal testimony s

weakeningkdrop growth, whether it is china, india or looking at a situation in latin america from brazil to argentinabeen specific of points that have been going wrong, but also the macro picture has not been where it needs to behow long that las? >> really appreciate your insight. now, the world bank and international monetary fund meetings were underway today in washington, d.c. bloomberg spoke earlier with south african reserve bank governor about what needs to be done to boost sentiment in the sentiment in the economy? , weased on our analysis found that we could provide further accommodation. -- terry policy is one side monetary policy is one side. that drag sound -- drags down. matt tends to dampen household disposable income. cut be aa rate solution? is managingast around that and in july, we felt compatible when our forecast showed that come we needed to cut rates in november, but , we couldhe outlook cut rates in july. on where thisble and the economy is big enough for us to survive. >> why would you not cut interest rates at the moment? >> we are not in the [indiscernible] be anyate would n

exception pretty much is south america, even though you have very different developments in brazil, argentinang on a recovery. china, obviously our second home market, very important to us. strong brands do better and gain market share. this is likely true, particularly for volkswagen. overall, we know what needs to be done. that is basically getting our act together in terms of successful launches for new products to come, but also being very cautious on cost and expenses. >> 2 of your main competitors in ,urope, psa and fiat chrysler confirmed this morning that they are in talks about a potential merger. would that change the competitive landscape in europe for you? frank: we rely on a very unique, strong portfolio of brands. we have scale, and therefore, we know exactly what we need to focus on. it is all described in our 25 plus. 2020-20 it is not a surprise that one or the other parties talking. >> do you expect a broader industry consolidation? you mentioned the industry headwinds intensifying regulation. is that something that might produce a number of many factors overall at some poin

we have part of the economy team, global insight in lebanon, and tomorrow, it could be brazil or argentinabut how are you assessing social instability? is it a market risk that we are fundamentally underpricing? a network of where the risks lie, is there any kind of hedge trade that i should be looking at in terms of 20 weeks of unrest in hong kong? let's have a look at the map. so how do you hedge this? martin: unfortunately, you do not hedge it. you have to wait and see if opportunities to invest occur, and the whole key issue here is that we have a political instability phase, and some political leaders are gaining traction, and this is just a generic shift we are seeing across america, across europe, across latin america, across asia, so political leaders have to step up to the plate here, and political action has to be seen. what the elections are demanding. if we have action from political leaders, markets are going to support those moves that they are positive. martin is staying with us as a guest host. and coming up, a first rate cut almost a given, and everyone is wondering. we wi

>> we made an acquisition in brazil and argentina last year, very important markets.een investing in our base business, adding more research capability, commercial capability, digital tool capability, which is important and now we are focused on significantly expanding our capability in china. we want to be leaders in china ahead of our ipo. >> integration is all about -- i was talking to a quantitative investor this morning who says these the same testing for anything else. >> talk about costs. you mentioned passive investments, does sustainable investing aligned and necessarily cost more? does it need to be its own thing or do you not have to pay a premium for it and get it? in a vanilla fund? >> this is another area the market has evolved a lot. people talk about a greenium, i have to pay up, but i feel it is the right thing to do. it is becoming table stakes. this is what everyone needs to do to manage portfolios in a changing marketplace, and as such you shouldn't have to pay , up for it. in terms of pricing with clients, the things we do ourselves, and as we wor

s by the united nations to india, brazil, and argentina and finally maps out the movement of p.o.w.'s through the interrogation network through pow camp's. obviously i will not be touching on all of this during my talk today, but if you have questions about the other interrogation rooms i would be very happy to engage with that. let's begin with how this became the central issue on the armistice negotiation tables. of 1951, the newest addition by the truman administration to basically the national security council, the joint chiefs of staff, etc., etc., truman had created something called these psychological strategy war and the mandate was to create the vision, the holistic psychological warfare for the united states. so they had already honed in on the p.o.w. as a possible sites on which to configure the cold war aims of the u.s. administration. the figure all of the p.o.w. would this centrally divide a purpose for u.s. military involvement. it was already a difficult task to mobilize mass support behind what truman conceded was a police action under the united nations. since one c

then again look at footballers from other areas no 970 world champions brazil not alone as argentina from the 80s. or west germany in 1900 where is dnd nowhere to be found what happened since then and the ninety's tattoos became extremely popular even more popular than in the 19th century to jews entered the make stream everybody and their mom got one. the time tramp stamp set to go. and the 1st footballer to catch the 2 craze was david beckham he made the most fashion statement to jews are expensive especially if they cover most of your body. well let's start with the fact that. this thing of painful but the new to the extent that doesn't include everyone if everyone could do it then it wouldn't be that special that think it is. now footballers are certainly not short on cash back you got 50 tattoos over the last 2 decades the angel on his back to bring in 2000 and brought tattoos to football haven't. proved a great tool in establishing back him as a fashion brand. and sound fashion is not rebellion though philosophers say according to don't know for example it's almost the opposite

and then the instantly saw the trade groups reroute to argentina and brazil to become the exporters to china. we have seen supply chain diversification so our ability to move with our clients as they are dealing in real time is critical from the first function is impacting the markets with foreign-exchange and many things we have to deal with on a day-to-day basis. but i it's much more the second function of events. >> you mentioned brexit so what impact would that have with other banking institutions quick. >> i had a high official yesterday from the uk government and with all due respect just get on with it. we have been living this for long periods of w time. we are about as well prepared as we can and that uncertainty around that perspective is the biggest challenge. we don't know what the ramifications will be. we don't know how the border issue will be solved. we don't know how trade agreements will be structured but as a look at the uk it is an important place and we will be forced to deal with wherever they come out on the issue. from a business perspectiv perspective, give us

be interesting to see what the impact might be on other major agricultural exporters like brazil and argentinacause i think a lot of this demand will actually shift from one region to another as opposed to china's ability to really pick on any additional -- of this magnitude. there is still a lot of risks in our area. i think a lot of assets are oversold. haidi: we will be getting back to you in just a moment. teresa kong, portfolio manager, staying with us pick that's check in on some of the movers this morning in hong kong with sophie. saracentaking a look at minerals in sydney, jumping on its first quarter production report. it affirmed its cost and production outlook. e-sports -- they maintained their guidance on the payout. stop and under pressure. the stock was cut to underperform at macquarie, which is over its growth trajectory. the company said it is a solid start to the year. it is sliding after its hef with market conditions challenging it. reporting a4% after 10% drop in third-quarter production as well as lower sales and revenue for the period. the company cut its forecast while l

china and tears were in place that stopped, we instantly saw the trade route reroute such as argentina and brazil building to become the exporters to china. we have seen supply chain diversification. our ability to move with our clients and to be able to support them as they are dealing in real time with some of the changes is critical. clearly from a first function, it is impacting the market in impacting foreign-exchange in impacting many things that we have to deal with on a day-to-day basis. it is much more the second function of event we are focused on. >> you mentioned in your remarks brings it. one of the questions surrounded that, the question is, what impact would hard brexit have on city and other banking institutions in the u.s.? >> i had a high-level official from the uk government and i said to him and his team with all due respect, whatever it is just get on with it. we have been living this for long period of time and we all believe were as about as well prepared as we can. in the uncertainty from a business perspective is the biggest challenge. so i think that we have to see, we d

we saw the trade route throughout argentina and brazil to become the exporters to china. we saw supply-chain diversification. our ability to move without clients and to be able to support them as they are dealing with real-time with some of the changes is critical. markets anding the foreign-exchange and many things we have to deal with on a day-to-day basis. you mentioned brexit. one of the questions surrounded that. what impact would a hard brexit have on citi and other banking institutions in the u.s.? michael: i had a high-level official yesterday from the u.k. government. i said to him, whatever it is, just get on with it. we have been living this for long periods of time. we are believe we are as well prepared as we can. the uncertainty from a business perspective is the biggest challenge. see. think we have got to we don't know exactly what the ramifications will be. we don't know how the borders she will get solved. we don't know how trade agreements will be structured. u.k., our at the presence in the u.k., it will stay an important place, as is europe. we will n

he was going against some real headwinds, argentina's top trade partners, brazil has been in and thereeform made where he was not able to push through the argentina political system. we the people have voted and have a new government that will be inaugurated here in several weeks and we will have to see where they take the country. ok, eric. always great to have you with us. eric farnsworth, vice president of the council of america's, coming to us from washington. up next, from a detroit detailed to a failed texas tax center, we speak to our guests next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "balance of power," i'm david westin. the nation has witnessed the decline of a great city, as detroit lost jobs, manufacturing, and a good part the past fourover years. but her a vitalize government has been staging a comeback to detroit. public andalition of private interests announced to the next step in that come back, with an announcement that brings together the city, the university of michigan, and then gilbert and stephen ross. welcome to you gentlemen. esther mayer, let's start with you. where did

tariffs went in place that stopped and we instantly saw the trade route reroute to argentina and brazil to become the exporters to china. we have seen supply-chain diversification. our ability to move without -- move with our clients and to be able to support them as they are dealing with real-time with some of the changes is critical. clearly, from a first function, it is impacting the markets, impacting foreign, impacting many things that we have to deal with on a day-to-day basis. but, it is much more the second function events we are focused on. betsy: great. you mentioned in your remarks, briefly, brexit. one of the questions surrounded that is, what impact would a hard brexit have on citi and other banking institutions in the u.s.? michael: i had a high-level official in yesterday from the u.k. government. i said to him, whatever it is, just get on with it. we have been living this for long periods of time. we all believe we are as well prepared as we can. and, that the uncertainty around it, from a business perspective, is the biggest challenge. so, i think we have got to see. we

days there used to be liquidity in global emerging markets and increasingly particularly for argentina and brazil in new york now. the bond prices are sketchy. what happened last time when we had the primary -- we saw prices in london look like they did not move much. when they came into new york, they plunged. with the currency controls, i am looking at what has been happening in turkey. you have seen some amazing cots this last week, much more than the market expected. what did the currency do? very little. basically the same is happening in argentina. the moves you will see today will be less than we saw at the primary. it has been priced in and liquidity is no longer there. alix: is there a proxy you now look at? marcus: some of the shares are worth looking at in argentinian equities. i think this is -- by the opportunity here. no this is going to be not as bad as this could be. changes maybesome with macri. they will look at opportunities to buy some stuff but wait for stuff to clear, for liquidity to come in. we know inflation is high. a lot of bad things going on in argentina. if we get go

argentina? >> well, this will be amazon's first data center in south america since its first one in brazil in 2011 now this was in argentina, the second economy in south america, so it is expanding its presence in latin america for the first time in several years. taylor: spencer, when i was in new york, amazon was looking at expanding their second headquarters, and they got a lot of pushback for tax breaks. is there any risk amazon gets backlash for the amount of tax breaks in argentina? >> i have not heard much on that. a lot of these are fairly standard for the trade zone down there, so that would be any business operating in this specific trade zone, getting these benefits that the argentine government put in place to try to grow more tech companies and entice more tech companies and other knowledge-based economy players in that area, so it seems like it is pretty standard. the big benefit is there are breaks on energy use taxes, and because data centers consume so much energy, that will be one thing, but most of the benefits seem to be standard for any business going into those trade free sou

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discussed this, we haven't seen the rise of these political upheavals look at argentina, electing alberto fernandez. brazilth even there you're seeing protests on the ground broadly speaking for latin america right now. >> we're waiting to here any indication about whether that zealing signed in that time frame. sima modedy, that's it for the exchange don't go anyerwhe, the latest fed decision on interest rates is on pausch lunch right after this atients are the same. atients are the same. predicting the next step for them can be challenging. today we're using the ibm cloud to run new analytics tools that help us better predict and plan a patient's recovery. ♪ ♪ ultimately, it's helping thousands of patients return home. and who doesn't love going home. if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your medicare coverage... begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare and take advantage of a wide range of plans with a variety of benefits... including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and

argentina in tokyo. and adam ramsey tells us how we're into juventus. and england women play brazilweek ina and england women play brazil this week in a sold—out fixture. that's at 6:30pm. now, it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? we havejudy, we have judy, in we havejudy, in which rene —— renee zellweger plays judy we havejudy, in which rene —— renee zellweger plastudy garland. we havejoker zellweger plastudy garland. we have joker with zellweger plastudy garland. we havejoker with a performance by joaquin phoenix. and good posture, little indie pick directed by dolly wells. so, from bridgetjones tojudy garland. this has been in the works a long time, adapted from the stage play called end of the rainbow. the end ofjudy garland's life, when she was playing at the talk at the town, she is low on money so she has to do the gig so she is not entirely certain she can do it. she is mentally the kids in america but you have to earn the money and

brazil. meanwhile, the final of the copa sudamericana will be played at the mario kempes stadium in cordoba, argentina year's finals are the first to played as one—off matches and not two—legged ties. there was one women's champions league match on thursday and it ended in a comfortable victory for last season's runners—up, barcelona. spanish international aitana bonmati scored twice as barca thrashed fc minsk 5—0 in the first leg of their last 16 tie belarus. the second leg is in two weeks‘ time. we arejust over 2a hours away now from the rugby world cup quarter—finals. england and australia will start things in oita with some surprising team selections too. george ford has been benched by england whilst a centre who hadn't played international rugby before the world cup has been named in the australia team. colm harrison has the details. george ford may have been among england's most impressive performers through the pool stage of this world cup, but that clearly cut no ice with eddiejones when he named his side for the quarter—final on saturday against australia. the decision means that captain owe

rush of showers through the amazon fight in try for good parts of eastern brazil but i think cloud into northern parts of argentina if anything that will thicken up further to go through the next couple of days expect to see some wet weather coming through here not as its way across the river plate 18 celsius therefore i want to say i was saying it slides right up towards bolivia as we go on in sea where monday if anything it in hans's further pushes a little further northward southeast and possibly still along with europe why seeing some rather weather temperatures struggling to get to 12 degrees one to say there is a bit more than that for santiago the 18 celsius but notice some snow there over the higher ground further north usual showers pushing up into northern parts of south america doing that with the showers that we have across the caribbean lots of activity going on here pushing over towards costa rica nicaragua and easing a little further north as part of our also seeing some lively showers that we want to see showers into the leeward islands as we go on through sunday for the great french here this is g

adopted those policies and we have to remember to argentina was writing but what we called the pain tide in south america was emboldened by venezuela by brazil by other countries in south america that the site had to turn left however the reality here is the french people are fed up with inflation and that's we know inflation will likely hit a high mark in argentina and it will be the world's 3rd largest hyperinflation only behind venezuela and zimbabwe what i think it's important here and what we heard in the passenger intervention is that at least there seems to be a smooth transition from the macro administration to the from then this administration building confidence within argentinians that aren't completely weary of the hyperinflation that is reducing their perch seem power and that capital flight that has affected the country is not going to be an easy task but at least is the beginning of a new era in argentina so although many think the country is heading towards bankruptcy. well the looming worry here is default and they think that's what matter will seem tempting to do is just to maintain a healthy economy or keep that reducing a

the victory of the perot nissin argentina largely a left wing movements kind of goes against the political winds in south america with the. right wing governments in brazil colombia and chile what do you what do you make of that what you make of that contrast i think we're experiencing great political diversity in south america which of course is the find by polarization by citizens being angry towards incumbents of all political stripes. i think we have of course a tendency of extremes in some countries to rise which is the case of brazil but i don't think we are perceiving or seeing a new wave towards the left i think each country has particular its particular political systems of course the common thread is the end of the commodity boom. around 2013 and the fact that governments whether from the rape or from the left have been incapable of rekindling economic growth and returning to the amazing roath rates south america enjoyed of in the early to thousands and uncivil so how do you view what's happened in argentina in terms of the larger regional context then. well i differ slightly for from. the description i do think there is perhaps irony. expressi