trees of our life for us in buenos aires thank you so much for that update. a controversial energy bill favoring government owned plants largely run on fossil fuels has been signed into law in mexico the bill has drawn complaints from private business groups and foreign investors some of whom back into energy country john home and has more to do one thing makes president makes no secret of his favoring state over private enterprise and micros especially for the country's electricity industry under his predecessor it was opened up to private investment now he's doing what he can to reverse the. season i am convinced that privatization has been a failure robbery looting of mexico resources just to benefit individuals. thanks to the energy reform he's pushed through a bill that favors the state companies see a feat to supply the country's electricity and sends private firms to the back of the line on wednesday it became law nope as obrador says it will help give mexico energy independence but environmentalist are worried that many of the state plants of fossil f

first of all with more from buenos aires. thank you in front of argentina congress where thousands of people have gathered to denounce the finance against women in argentina women rights groups are saying that women it's nearly every 29 hours in argentina so far this year over 50 years i think that's why they're pushing for the government to have what they say is a gender. urgency you know women here are carrying the frankford care that you can see here that greets me when i may notice or not one less referring to the amount of women that have been killed in this country last year congress in argentina legalized abortion in this country women rights groups are saying that already around $500000.00 irregular abortions happen in argentina that many women end up being hospitalized because of that and that's why legalizing abortion in this country west christian women. face in about 14 argentina with a huge victory and rights groups like this people here are saying that much more needs to happen in order to save women's lives fun

. >> en argentina los profesores de la provincia de buenos aires acudieron a vacunarse contra el covida necaxa. guadalupe:quÉ gusto saludarles. hay mucha informaciÓn en el mundo de los deportes porque fin de semana y el balÓn ha rodado por todas las canchas del mundo. y el santos de almada recibiÓ al cuadro del profe cruz que no ha tenido para nada un buen torneo. santos suma 18 puntos y necaxa se quedÓ con siete en la penÚltima posiciÓn de la general. en espaÑa el athletic de bilbao se encontrÓ con a nada bilbao. el empate el visitante fue obra de molina. pero en tiempo de conversaciÓn fue el 2—1 definitivo. bilbao se queda con el triunfo en casa. los socios al fin votaron. ademÁs de la bÚsqueda inmediata una renovaciÓn contractual de messi y volver a las primeras planas de la liga y competencias internacionales. quedan perfectamente bien informados en el mundo deportivo.esto fue lo mÁs destacado este momento. conductora: a regresar las imÁgenes de encuentro del pap ♪ ♪ fÉlix: nos despedimos con las imÁgenes de un encuentro muy especialque tuvo el papa en su bici francisco en su visit

we have more from buenos aires.r: thousands of people have gathered to denounce violence against women in argentina. women's rights groups are saying a woman is killed every 29 hours in argentina, and so far this year, over 50 have been killed. that's why they are pushing for the government to pass what they say is a gender violence emergency. women are carrying this handkerchief tnkt reads not one less, referring to the amount of women killed in this country. last year, argentina legalized abtion and women's rights groups are saying already around 500,000 regular abortions have happened in argentina, and -- 500,000 regular abortions have happened in argentina and women end up hospitalized. this was a huge victory for women's rights groups. but these people here are saying a lot more needs to happen in order to save women's lives. thousands -- anchor: thousands of women's rights activist have been rallying in chile. reporter: out on the streets, especially or despite the fact that chile is facing a new and strong se

thousands of people marched in ours in time capital buenos aires to demand food aid as the country's economy continues to slide because of the covert $1000.00 pandemic unemployment is over 10 percent now poverty affects more than 40 percent of the population. the u.s. government has threatened sanctions against workers and companies involved in the north stream to pipeline meant to deliver russian gas to germany the u.s. has said the project gives russia too much leverage in europe. police are still investigating a motive for the gunman who killed 8 people in the u.s. state of georgia on tuesday 21 year old was arrested after a shooting spree at multiple massage parlors and the atlanta area most of the victims were women of asian descent and the suspect has been charged with their murders. rights groups say the killings are part of an ant surgeon in hate crimes in the u.s. you. take reports from new york. every day esther also gives sun makes her way from her workplace to the post office to the west village indoor manhattan usually considered a safe area in new york city but one day

phones of the late footballer diego maradona who gathered in buenos aires to demand justice for their idol who died of a heart attack in november maraton a died weeks after having brain surgery his supporters believe his death was caused by medical negligence. brazil's former president has blasted the government's handling of the pandemic in his 1st speech to supporters since a corruption charge against him was overturned monday's decision by a supreme court judge paves the way for luis ignacio lula da silva to make a political comeback or people in power as next looking at the recovery effort in beirut after all this port explosion. what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be a bad idea they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money china is not going to be left out of the office calling for him to do low defense by case he try the bottom line on us politics and policies and their effect on the world on al-jazeera. lebanon has been mired in a spiralling political and economic crisis since 2019 its problems compounded by financial misman

policies suspending them due to a lack of supplies let's go to daniel sharma who is live for us in buenos aires and so daniel there has been this clash between what the central government is advocating and then restrictions on the the state and local level how are how are people responding to the physical distancing measures that. well i think what we have maryam is there is a polarized nation of society there are those who are a daring to the regulations the mayor of rio de janeiro eduardo paes not just closing down all the beaches for the weekend he's going to be talking about possible new measures on monday he's also stopped buses coming into the city so they that there are hundreds of tourists heading for the beach and making sure that those beaches are better policed the last time they closed the beaches tens of thousands of brazilians ignored the measures and packed to the beaches but he is fighting against the national government of president job also nardo who immediately after the mayor of rio imposed these measures president both n.r.o. said go to the beach as many people as possible

driven by a more infectious variant it was 1st detected in the amazon region joins us live now from buenos aires and the husband's a very confusing messaging from the government particularly the president there in britain in brazil but people the general public just not taking this seriously. well certainly large numbers of the public seem to be you seem to have 2 different strains here despite those horrendous figures you've mentioned of the number of infections and deaths and then brazil has now overtaken india as the country with the highest 2nd highest number of infections in the world over 11000000 just behind behind the united states you mentioned party 600 people the police and health workers went in there with assault rifles with axes to break down the door they said there were no windows in this building with 600 people in there they arrested the organizers but on that same evening they also broke up a gathering of about 200 people clandestine in a casino also in sao paolo where they arrested the international footballer gabriele bought a borsa known as gabby gold plated plates for the

detected in the amazon raging region let's talk to daniel schorr i met with us about the season buenos aires tonight. daniel the numbers should speak for themselves and i think they do and yet there is still so much opposition to the idea of of lockdowns and curfews. yeah i mean come out many many people are frustrated by that especially health professionals in brazil politicians in some of the states i mean take cell paolo the most populous state in brazil 44000000 inhabitants bigger and bigger than many countries they're imposing tight new emergency measures for monday on was minimum of 15 days they're going to close because in schools are the essential businesses will be allowed to open there be a nighttime curfew you would think those are measures that would people would take on board yet in sao paolo in the last few hours there have been thousands of people out on the streets many of them supporters of the president job also nardo opposing those measures and at the same time police have been raiding night clubs breaking up parties they raided one over such a friday night into saturday w

and fly into whether there is a case for wrongful death there is a bull was among protesters in buenos aires she explains why many of them are demanding justice. well you know now is a man that inspired a lot of passion here in argentina people are thankful for him winning the 986 world cup but his death has not been able to stop that we're right in the center of wendell site as there were hundreds of fans who came here to demand justice they're convinced that divorce might i don't ask him to rush the people that surrounded him before he says are responsible for his death people look this road you can see lots of movements around here there's not so foley's there's been some small clashes between the police and fans you know but i want us former wife his daughters were also present here it's like a sold poll for that's being all going with confrontation same cord between deal about honest children his ex-wife among something else but what the prosecutors in argentina are saying is that he's into russia was responsible adult human story that was released recently revealed some audios that wer

argentina as reported nearly 2300000 infections so far well there is a bird joins us now from buenos aires and so what do these flight bans suggest about the level of concern there about contagion. well there is a major concern in argentina about what's happening not only in brazil but also in countries like part of why for example where hospitals have collapsed and struggling to attend to those who are suffering from coronavirus also an increase in cases in europe why neighboring you are why among others and that's why president got a phone numbers and his government announced that they're canceling flights from chile or from mexico and from brazil back in december they had announced already cancellations of flights coming from the united kingdom because of fears of this new strain of coral now virus well now they're increasing the amount of countries that are banned from flying to argentina aside from canceling flights or also imposing new restrictions on tourists arriving to argentina they're not only going to need a test to get into the flight but another wants once they land and if th

it was scheduled to take place in buenos aires but it was moved online because of the threat of coronavirusor: the latest attempt to re-float to make a shift blocking the suez canal has failed as follow grows for global trade. it has been wedged across the crucial shipping region for three days now. reporter: confusion about the fate of the -- while i egyptian official seemed confident the suez canal would reopen soon, expert said he would not commit to a specific timeframe, saying it could take days or weeks. it is a mammoth task. the ship is 400 meters long way to hundred thousand tons and stuck in what is most often described as the most important shipping late in the world. a maritime accident with global implications. shipping analysts are protecting disruption enterprise sites. >> the suez canal is a feat of amazing engineering to wellness is taken for granted for hundreds of years. what has happened is very unusual. reporter: the container ship became wedged across the canal on tuesday when high wind blew it of course. -- which connects the red sea to the mediterranean, providing the

granada, colombia, venezuela and buenos aires, had all emancipated their slaves.as a side note to all of this, if i had a photo with higher resolution, we could zoom in on this document that clay is holding. it is a copy of an 1821 house resolution, that clay successfully sponsored. it essentially said that the house of representatives supported latin american independence alongside the people of the united states. in choosing to pose for this portrait, with this statement's hemispheric republican solidarity, clay is showing how central support for latin american independence was to his own political identity. back to this issue of race and revolution. what is so interesting to me is at home, united states was undeniably and increasingly a white man's republic. but when the same white men look abroad to spanish america, the extensively gala terrien and universalist narrative of 1776, prevailed. i mean, the narrative about inalienable rights, and self-evident truths, and all men being created equal. that is the strain of revolutionary thought -of which there were m

in argentina, thousands marched in buenos aires wednesday to mark the 45th anniversary of the 1976 coup that ushered in a bloody u.s.-backed dictatorship under which as many as 30,000 people were killed and disappeared. the to boitano is president of families of the disappeared and detained for political reasons. >> what i am feeling is that i never felt my children so close like this year. my children are part of the 30,000 disappeared. they are part of the group that are never named were are barely named. the more than 10,000 political prisoners, the thousands killed by the genocidal dictatorship. amy: meanwhile, the national security archive has revealed new details about how the u.s. government was in direct contact with the coup plotters in argentina prior to the overthrow of isabel peron's government on march 24, 1976. declassified documents show then cia director george h.w. bush briefepresident rald ford on a possible coup most two weeks before it happened. the u.s. government also told the argentine military in advance that it would recognize the new regime. at the time, the st

correspondents at events in chile and argentina 1st let's go to argentina and speak that there is a bull in buenos aires so what specific aspects of the many problems that women still face in argentina are being focused on the by the demonstrators behind. her work here right in front of argentina's congress and there's thousands and thousands of people that have come here in spite of the fund demick in spite of covert 19 because they say that there is an enormous problem in this country with the amount of time aside that are happening women rights groups are denouncing that women is killed in argentina every day and a half they say that all are alive at least 50 women have been killed what by their partners in 2021 and that's why many of the people here are you carrying this handkerchief but you can see here it's a violent handkerchief that's certain to me when i'm in office or not one less referring to the amount of women that have been killed in argentina last december this country this south american country legalized abortion a women's rights group were already saying that around 500000 regular abor

argentina has banned the travel to and from chile brazil and mexico let's go live now to daniel in buenos aires so tell us a little bit more about the measures being introduced in argentina. well barbara i think the government here in argentina fills our blige in many ways to enforce these measures because as we've just been hearing with the news from india that the kovacs scheme is not releasing as many vaccines as many countries would like they're arriving in dribs and drabs here in latin america people apart from with the exception of chile most countries have not been not vaccinated more than one or 2 percent of their population that's certainly the case here in argentina 6 percent of their 1st vaccine less than 2 percent of the population of 44000000 have had their 2nd vaccine so as they look across the border here from argentina into places like brazil they see the infection rates rising especially with people infected with this extra infectious p one p 2 variant they feel they have no other options but to apply these measures restricting travel they've done mexico chile and brazil becaus

only likely to continue until they see some reaction from the authorities thanks very much in buenos aires daniel shaima. i jerry is president has received his 1st dose of the astra zeneca 19 vaccine as part of an effort to boost public confidence muhammadu buhari was inoculated days after the country received almost 4000000 vaccine doses through the global kovacs initiative the program was created to ensure that low and middle income nations receive vaccines but it has been marred by delays and limited supplies and then the dalai lama also received his 1st vaccine dose the 85 year old received the oxford astra zeneca medication at a hospital in india's northern city of dharma sala there on salah the exiled but it's virtually the encouraged people to get the vaccine. one of europe's best known party spots is holding its 1st major dance event since the crime virus outbreak began more than a 1000 people are expected to attend amsterdam's largest music venue across the weekend as opposed to remain and small isolated groups the whole time that step boston is with them. an explosion of an itchy

infections come close to the record highs of last june let's for more let's go to daniel who's in buenos airesto just bring us up to date with you if you can with what the situation is across latin america because we do seem to be seeing another surge in several countries. what we do regarding the situation in few countries in latin america is promising with regards to the pandemic as you've mentioned the beach is closing in brazil they have closed before we're going to have to see what kind of measures are taken to police of those measures they've also banned the income incoming traffic buses bringing sure it's in rio de janeiro to limit the numbers of people on the beaches there and that has caused a great deal of concern in neighboring countries the government here in argentina on friday reduce the number of flights coming into the country especially from brazil remarkably many are still taking their vacations on brazilian beaches and the government asking them not to do that here the situation in the hospital is more or less under control but what we're not seeing is a great roll out of th

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we're not unique and that i just spoke with journalism students and buenos aires. >> i'm going to keepng here but i thank you for that. professor, i want to ask you a couple of things. local news is under immense pressure because the economic level that sustains them doesn't work. our local papers were given the day, today what's going on with covid. when we had a big storm, it was our local broadcast, it was really essential. but they don't have the revenue. they have no revenue. news aggregators including facebook take what is published locally, which tends to be more trusted, and disseminated, but don't pay for the utilization. it's forcing that issue being based in australia, doesn't make sense to consider requiring some of those other platforms but use the locally produced content to pay for it? >> i think that you need to consider all of these options. we will see how it plays out in australia. personally, i think tying he issue of local or national news to the system of large technology companies is in itself fraud problems. >> we need local. news local news is trusted. >> perha

tendencias nuevas de, de lo abstracto, del cubismo, del trabajar con los espacios y el aire, y la naturaleza es; buenol. damián trujillo: fascinante, estamos hablando de, de la exhibición calder-picasso, aquí estamos viendo imágenes de la exhibición frida kahlo en el museo de young, que ya se reabrió recientemente, aquí en san francisco, en el golden gate park; y tenemos un premio, ¿verdad?, para los trabajadores esenciales. maría fuller: por supuesto, estamos dando la entrada gratis a los, admisión general del museo, a los trabajadores esenciales, y $15 de descuento para que vayan a ver las exhibiciones especiales, que más o menos son $35, entonces, menos $15; sí, probablemente tengan que ir al museo a obtener este tipo de descuento; pero también para todos los residentes del bay area, recordarles que los sábados tenemos admisión gratis, o sea, no, no tienen que pagar; probablemente sí tienen que hacer reserva, pero los sábados es gratis. damián trujillo: eh, háblanos un poco de la reserva, ¿verdad?, tiene que ser en línea, si quiere reservar sus boletos para ir a, a visitar a las exhibiciones. maría

buenos precios a ciertos electrónicos. de acuerdo a su informe pueden ser más baratos que compren cámaras digitales, purificadores de aire. en inicio de semana de mes, felicidades a todols. vamos a las montañas donde siguen nevadas que ha traído condiciones de agradable percisamente a la zona del norte. >> debido a que para que rápidamente pero las temperaturas ha alcanzado cerca. para el panorama que va a tener al menos . de alcanzando también a pretextos que en las mismas condiciones . va pasando en todo el mundo con ello, tenemos los detalles. >> gracias. ya hay cuadrillas listas para autopista uno y terminó destruida en tormentas de enero. han estado replanteando el sistema de drenaje que se colocará. no obstante, se estima que podrán reabrir a inicios del verano >> porque si es circular de hasta mañana a las cua tro de la mañana en boulevard. >> que ha dado . >> seguimos hablando del tránsito en el área de la bahía. hay cámaras , los dispositivos están en la calle. también en el otro en autonopark way. si se pasa un semáforo en rojo no recibirá una multa, sino amonestación por escrito, después de eso será de 500 dóla

aire libre pero conozca el proyecto de varios músicos. >> el telemundo48.com está disponible también para iphone y android, aplicación es gratis >> >> ♪♪. >> buenoispanos padece de diabetes y en su mayoría son de nacionalidad mexicana. según virginia lópez del departamento de salud de san patricio estos altos índices de obesidad se debe a la comida que consumen >> muchas veces queremos comer tortillas con arroz y frijoles, esta comida hace que suba el azúcar >> el jefe de salud dice que la vida durante la pandemia ha sido otro reto para los diabéticos ya que se le dificulta mantener hábitos saludables >> la actividad física disminuido y muchos han acudido a la comida para desahogar el estrés es por eso que localmente se están llevando a cabo actividades informativas que informe a la comunidad para llevar una vida sin diabetes >> instar a comer comidas sanas hacer más ejercicio menos televisión y menos computadoras es lo que puede ayudar hacernos más activos el programa se estará llevando a cabo en marzo incluirá talleres donde por varias semanas los mantendrán orientados para conseguir cambiar su estilo de vida >> y quedaba inicial estudio para

aire y que en plena mesa en ocasiones para atender una cita virtual en tránsito. ahora este cirujano en la junta médica y en medio del quirófano y la audiencia. increíble . es buenoo con ustedes. teniendo el paciente una vida, hay que tener mucho cuidado y en cualquier momento en cualquier hora y en cualquier lugar. en primer día de marzo lo que tenemos condiciones en las que se siente mayormente y podemos ver buenas condiciones que se mantienen en el aeropuerto y hacia san francisco. buena visibilidad. la temperatura en horas de la madrugada y entra un poco de humedad a la región y temperaturas cercanas. abríguese bien. estarían cerca de 38 grados al norte con los 40, pero temperaturas seguirán descendiendo en la región. no hay lluvia pero se espera que comience a llegar desde alaska a california y el fin de semana. ahí tiene planes y prepare el paraguas para que pierda los detalles. >> que estuvieran a punto de san francisco. no han determinado y preocupante lograron al patio trasero y tenían diversas heridas. >> seguimos hablando en otro incendio y fue esta tarde en una carta cerca del parque lincoln. no digamos que fueron cerradas por unas dos horas. mientras

aire libre en el centro de miami es su hogar. ¿siempre duerme en este mismo punto? banda: en este mismo punto. buenoe estÉ cubriendo. aguiar: antes de la pandemia, trabajaba en un taller de camiones. pero desde que el paÍs fue cerrado, todo cambiÓ. banda: pagan muy pocos. antes pagaban mÁs. ahora pagan a 12 dÓlares la hora. y ahora mÁs tiempo y estÁ mala la cosa. aguiar: y aunque no consigue mÁs de 10 horas a la semana, lo que suman sÓlo 120 dÓlares. por meses, ni siquiera eso tuvo y terminÓ viviendo en la calle. even though there's not anymo re thgan 10 hours a week, for months he didn's even have that. adoilofo is oner of the 400.000 bissnessmen who lost theirs. we thoght it was gonna be a couple of weeks but they didnt lift quarentine. it took hiim 5 years to get his bussness going, he had to fire his two seemtresses and ——while his savings disappeared. he has no o plato. aguiar: y es que en un paÍs tan rico como estados unidos, a veces es muy fÁcil tener muy poco. banda: mira, tengo mira 3 cobijas. 1 grande y 2 pequeÑas. una me la pongo de cabecera y me cobijo con la grande. aguiar: y asÍ pasa n