here around 11 o'clock at night. >> we appear to be coming to an end of the 12 years of cristina fernandez de kirchner rule, cristina fernandez de kirchner and her husband nestor kirchner. how much is likely to change as a result of this election? >> well a lot going to change. many people say that what - the most important thing is the trial. cristina fernandez de kirchner, her son, has been controversial, criticizing those that do not agree with her. something that her supporters like. that is something that we are not going to see in argentina's next election. mauricio macri had a different style, and a moderate here in argentina. it's the style that we are going to see. this is not the end of cristina fernandez de kirchner. many people are saying that this is the end of an era, yes. the end of an era of her being in power. shell have a lot of influence in argentina. her son, the minister of the economy are running for congress. they'll have key posts, and she handpicked the running mate, a close advisor, and put key people in positions in the central bank and the judiciary. when she cast her ballo

people like a significant moment for the country, you of cristina fernandez de kirchner together with her husband ruling argentina for 12 years, is it seen as the end an era? >> this is the end of an era, 12 years since nestor kirchner, and then cristina fernandez de kirchner rules. it is not the end of kirchnerism. she hand picked a running meat, daniel scioli, a key government page. and the son of cristina fernandez de kirchner is running, and will hold key positions there. it keeps supports in the central back. >> yes, it does not inspire the same passion as the presidential cup has done in the past. >> it used to be filled with people here. cristina fernandez de kirchner said today that this is not the end of her involvement. in argentinian politics. >> thank you very much. >> live from buenos aires, where we understand the polls have closed, former vice president daniel scioli exit polls show that he may be in the lead. we don't know if there'll be an outright victory in that election. hatians holding elections in their country with 5 million registered voters. more than 50 candi

the government spend years fighting against. >> if we vote, it's because cristina fernandez de kirchner picked him. he'll finance with the model kirchnerism. >> he needs to win votes located dards the center right. failing to do that would cost the election. >> the vote from the man that came in third, a cherished prize for both candidates. sergio massa said his followers should vote for whomever they want. >> in the last elections 36% voted for the continuation of the government, and 65% voted for change. >> the run off is less than a month away. in the coming months tensions may rise as the country is choosing between continuing or change >>> cancer is, of course, one of the leading causes of death worldwide. the number of cases in latin american countries is twice that of more developed nations. a report shows while cancer care needs attention, it is starting to improve. the oncology commission says a proportion of people covered by health insurance has gone up from 46% to 60% in the last two years. latin american nations - brazil and argentina are addressing the shortage of speciali

popularity dropped because of high inflation rates and the levels of confrontation between cristina fernandez de kirchner and her opponents. >> translation: cristina fernandez de kirchner is comparing what happened today with the crisis of 2001. there's no doubt we are better off today, but the last four years of her presidency, the growth rate is zero, it's not good at all. >> 12 years after the cristina fernandez de kirchner's came to power, argentina is facing an uncertain future. they only hope that whomever comes next will not forget about people like him. >> guatemalans are due to begin voting in the second round of presidential elections. electoral officials have been setting up polling stations across the country. the run off sees former first lady sandra torres face comedy actor jimmy morales. the former president resigned and was arrested over widespread production. >>> a documentary film about a gang rape filmed in india could be in the running for an oscar. kristen saloomey reports. >> reporter: this director is the toast of hollywood. her documentary "india's daughter" celebrated by sean pen

multiplicÓ en las calles cercanas al centro de la campaÑa del elegido por la presidenta cristina fernÁndez de kirchnern se mostraron o fÓnicos lograron imponerse en el principal distrito argentino, la provincia de buenos aires que marca de alguna manera casi siempre el destino del paÍs. en buenos aires, pablo monsalvo univisiÓn. fÉlix: a esta hora se conocen los resultados oficiales y la diferencia es mÍnima entre scioli y macri. vamos ahora a colombia donde las elecciones locales sirvieron para marcar la derrota del izquierda que perdiÓ el segundo cargo de importancia en el paÍs, la alcaldÍa de bogotÁ donde peÑaloza del centroderecha fue el gran triunfador de la jornada. el ex presidente Álvaro uribe tambiÉn sufriÓ un duro revÉs al ver como sus candidatos serÁn derrotados en diferentes ciudades inclusive medellÍn. >> las elecciones de hoy fueron las mÁs pacÍficas, y las menos violentas en dÉcadas. >> asÍ resumiÓ el presidente santos la jornada electoral que desde las ocho de la maÑana y hasta las cuatro la tarde se desarrollÓ en el paÍs para elegir alcaldes y gobernadores. apenas una hora de cerrar l

the economy has grown under cristina fernandez de kirchner, thanks to spending and economy prices. economy is different now, commodity prices have dropped. experts say the government has tampered with official statistics, so it's difficult to no what the real situation is. >> the economy is in a slow down, we will probably not grow this year. and maybe not next year, we are in a complicated time. we are in a period of instability. >> the government considers that strong intervention has been a success story. it has recovered from the economic crisis. listing millions. it has fought against u.s.-based hedge funds. argentina continues to be an outcast from the international financial community. this is an opposition law-maker, saying argentina needs to puts an end to financial isolation. we want to have access to credit and to investment that argentina needs so we can come out of the stagnation we see. >> all in all, the next president will face difficult economic challenges. the agricultural sector is one of many travels ahead. >> and you can get the latest news and analysis on our

cristina fernandez de kirchner will leave office when he hands over in december, with something like a 40% approval rating, unusual anywhere in the world. she has her support, certainly in the area, the industrial belt around buenos aires. the big question is how much of that support is likely to transfer to daniel scioli, and how much the argentine people are ready demanding a different change, you know, a massive change in approach to the way politics are done, represented by the mayor of buenos aires, mauricio macri >>> al jazeera's daniel schweimler reporting from buenos aires initial results are not expected until tonight. >>> there are long lines in haiti, where voters choose from 54 candidates running for president and are voting on legislative and local races and final results are not expected for weeks >>> a television comic may be the next were the of guatemala. jimmy morales is in a run-off with former first lady sandra torres. opinion polls showed jimmy morales with a lead over-torrers. the former president mohl in as was forced to resign when charged with corruption. >>>

argentina's economy grew strongly in the early years of cristina fernandez de kirchner's presidency. economists say things are different now. commodity prices have dropped. experts say the government has tampered with statistics, so it's difficult to know what the real situation is. the economy is in a slowdown and we probably won't grow this year or next year. we are in a complicated regional picture. brazil's situation is a source of instability for argentina now. the government considers that strong state intervention has been a success story, and it recovered from the economic crisis in 2001. lifted millions out of poverty, and fought against the u.s. hedge funds demanding full payment from deck. ar this is a law-maker, saying they need to put an end to financial implications. we want to have access to credit and the investment argentina needs. so we can come out of the nation we are seeing. all in all. argentina's next president faces difficult economic changes. the agricultural sector is one of the many troubles ahead >>> jo is here with sport. early morning viewers on al jazee

cristina fernandez de kirchner will leave office when he hands over in december, with something like a 40% approval rating, unusual anywhere in the world. certainly mere in latin america after eight years in office. she has her support in the area, the industrial belt around buenos aires. the big question is how much of that support is likely to transfer to daniel scioli, and how much the argentine people are ready demanding a different change, you know, a massive change in approach to the way politics are done, represented by the mayor of buenos aires, mauricio macri >>> al jazeera's daniel schweimler reporting from buenos aires initial results are not expected until tonight. >>> after a positive performance of the benghazi hearings, hillary clinton is taking time off to celebrate. and we'll take an indepth look at clinton's record. >>> it's sunday night and time to look at the week ahead. it's a big week on capitol hill. wednesday - house republicans meet behind closed doors do select the man to replace john boehner. paul ryan agreed to become a candidate. thursday he is expected t

in 2012, president president -- president cristina fernÁndez de kirchner personally gave sacayan hernational identification card recognizing her as a woman. president de kirchner called for an investigation into her death on wednesday. woman, dianaf a sacayan, the first trans woman who are disturbed documents was murdered, i ask for cooperation between the national security forces and the metropolitan police to quickly get to the bottom of this terrible crime. republican presidential candidate donald trump has weighed in on the first democratic presidential debate tuesday night. speaking in virginia wednesday, trump called vermont senator and self-described democratic socialist bernie sanders a communist and a maniac. >> i watched hillary lost that with, we're going to get this and that. the poor woman, she is going to give everything away because this maniac that was standing on her right is giving anything away, so she is following. that is what is happening. [applause] this socialist/communist, ok? nobody wants to say it. amy: trump's speech was interrupted by a group of immigrant