. >>> alberto nisman was trying to prove whether the president cristina kirchner, had anything to do with the jewish center bombing 17 years ago. is. >> one month since the suspicious death of pros computer@berth o nisman. prosecutor alberto nisman. >> for once argentina wants to know the truth. there is too much political interference in the justice system and on the other hand, it is very suspicious that a prosecutor who precisely was investigating the president ends up dead and no one knows what happened. >> president cristina kirchner has ridiculed suggestions that she may have taken part in his death. in fact referring to this march the further enflaming political passions and divisions in the country. still while organize eshes organizers insist this wasn't planned elections are eight months away and while neefsman's death wasn't clarified by then, lucia newman, al jazeera, buenos aires. >> here's what's coming up on the program. fest ethnic unrest in myanmar is spiraling out of control in a border state. plus a former australian guantanamo bay detain ewelcomes a decision strik

we look at cristina kirchner the leader and the woman behind the image. >> reporter: cristina fernandezs facing perhaps the biggest challenge of her eight years in office. occasionally flamboyant and politically competent. she is loved and loathed in almost equal measure. her supporters are fiercely loyal to the woman they see as continue continuing the tradition of this country's own particular brand of political populous. that support is strongest on the other side of the tracks in shanty towns of buenos aires. president cristina's welfare programs and price controls are overwhelmingly popular here. >> reporter: cristina is one of us, a flag bearing militant for the movement. she stands for social justice and economic independence says victoria, a young activist. >> a bar dedicated to cristina and her late husband, nestor and founders of their movement. there's undoubtedly a personality cult focused on cristina. does she see herself as the mother of the nation? a new evita. >> they are both leaders. >> reporter: at a museum in buenos aires the comparison hasn't gone unnoticed. >> ever

a fire storm over deaths follows cristina fernandez de kirchner. if you blef in the cover up, it is that she tried to cover up the bombing of a jewish community in buenos aires, that killed 85 people. if you support her, you go with the line that she wants to get to the bottom of who was behind the attack, and reform the divisive conspiratorial and dangerous intelligence service. >> translation: the problem with the argentine intelligence agency is it was not properly connected to the transition. from military rule to democracy. they didn't deal with it as they should have done. they didn't open the files they should have. and they have problems today with the way the political and democratic system works in argentina. >> reporter: prosecutor alberto nisman rocked the argentine political establishment by accusing the president, and the foreign minister, of trying to cover up iranian involvement in the bombing attack in exchange for cheap oil. a few days later he was found dead in his bath, in his well-guarded apartment. a pistol shock to the head.

is very, very good news for president cristina kirchner. had this case gone otrial, she would have faced the humiliating fact of having to defend herself. the timing could not have been better she steps down at the end of the year and likely ton defensive she will likely sound victorious. however, it is not over yet for the president. the prosecution can appeal and in the same week as judges and prosecutors accuse the governmental of pressuring the judicial system there may likely be charges founded or not that she tried to pressure the judge and may have had a hand in the ruling. >> battling a wildfire that has been raging for days. large areas of forest have already been destroyed but authorities classified the fire as the worst in the region ever. a state of emergency has been declared. >>> footbridge to the machu picchu ruins has collapsed. >>> disrupting food supplies for the last nine days, demanding a cut in diesel prices. brazil's government has offered to extend a year for new vehicles. >>> controlling download speeds, john hendren

ville ma marquez, cristina kirchner president of argentina, and chile michelle batchbachelet. what has some poangts asking for her impeachment is a mults bllg multitude of entities. >> it's the biggest scandal in financial terms in brazil's history. millions of dollars going to the opposition. >> argentina answerful cristina answer cristina kirchner is plagued by can't rumors. putting the president on a head on collision with judges and prosecutors. even chile answer's be popularity has fallen. even bacachelet's son and his wife have had to cut back. embroiled in scandal. >> translator: but we in politics are not better or worse than men. they're just new. we are new in politics. we have modernized politics. does that mean that we exercise power in a different or better way, apparently, not yet. >> reporter: clearly women in power face the same temptations as their counterpart yet we figure more on women in politics and judge them more harsh when they stumble. >>> diplomacy and partisan poll dicks collide with the israeli prime minister set to speak to congress, why did has li

nisman had accused president cristina kirchner in helping to cover up the bombing of a jewish center. 85 people died in that attack. we have been following the story in we know buenos aires. daniel the intrigue deepens. what more do you know about this reported discovery? >> reporter: well, nothing in this case seems to be straightforward. first of all the prosecutor said that there was no evidence of any kind of an arrest warrant being compiled by mr. nisman. the cabinet minister went in front of the cameras with the up in report saying that it did exist and tore it up in front of the camera. and then the prosecutor said oh, i'm sorry i got that wrong there was, in fact, something found in the garbage saying that he was planning an arrest warrant for president cristina kirchner and her foreign minister. so that's added to the confusion. the there is still investigation whether mr. nisman committed suicide, as some believe or if he was murdered by who knows someone inside the intelligence state service or unknown figure. that is still being investigated and very little clarity in this

in january 2012, president cristina fernandez de kirchner ordered her foreign minister to to see is heor reasons i'm going to explain. >> investigators initially said his death appeared to be a suicide, but no gun powder residue was found on his hands but many theories have been floated as to who may have been involved. to help us make sense of this story, we're joined by sebastian rotella a senior reporter for , the investigative news website propublica. his most recent piece is headlined, "alberto nisman and argentina's history of assassinations and suspicious suicides." he first cover the bombing for reporter of "the los angeles times" when he was based in buenos aires. welcome. can you lay out for us what has taken place and why -- i don't know, do you think it could bring down the government of cristina fernandez de kirchner? >> good morning. i don't know if he could bring down the government, but it is certainly, perhaps, the worst crisis in argentine democracy since the return of democracy in 1983. and it is a fascinating case and that you have this history of investigations tha

also ahead reports that an arrest warrants for argentina's president cristina kirchner was found at the home of the dead prosecutor. plus applications vote to make britain the first country to allow the creation of babies from three people. >> hello jordan is vowing a response to the killing of the captured pilot. he was captured when his f-16 plane came down in isil-held territory in syria in september. the jordanian government vowed to do all it could including handing over an iraqi prisoner. al rasawi eye is on death row in jordan for her role for killing six people. she was to be handed over in return for the pilot and the japanese journalist, who himself was killed by isil a few days ago. it is now reported that kenji goto was killed a month ago. >> reporter: when the news came in the had state television confirmed the death. jordan's king abdullah cut short his visit to the u.s. >> we have received with sorrow and anger the news of the killing of the hero, moaz al kassasbeh. >> meanwhile president obama was one of the first world leaders to react. >> this is just one more indicati

he had been investigating the bombing of a jewish center and accused cristina kirchner of covering upranian involvement in the attack. we have more. >> this is the document authorities said did not exist. seven months before the death of alberto nisman. it follows the article claiming there was a draft arrest warrant. that has drawn outrage from authorities. a chief investigator denied its existence. the cabinet chief rip off parts -- the investigator has clarified her earlier statements, saying she didn't know there was a draft of the documents. >> it doesn't change the investigation process direction. >> she insists she hasn't been pressured by the government. she will shortly be taking a holiday. one more unanswered questions. why did the final document call for the president and foreign minister to only face questions rather than arrest? what he changed tack is unclear. growing speculation about who killed alberto nisman and why. >> 19 people have been killed in a plane crash in tehran. the plane clipping a bridge and cartwheeling into a river. that happened right after takeoff. i

. >> president cristina kirchner, is considered to perhaps have played a part in the prosecutor's death. the president's chief of staff and spokesman accused the organizers and the media of plotting a judicial coup and are trying to destabilize the government. further inflaming passions and divisions in this country. still, organizers insist this wasn't political. but every political leader indicated the contrary. elections are just eight months away, it's ever the prosecutor has become the symbol and omartyr for the ruling party's party's opponents. lucia numb, al jazeera, buenos aires. >>> a man once held by guantanamo bay prison, says it feels good to be innocent. wins an appeal in a u.s. court. court. >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there is real disunity in the security council. >> about issues that impact your world. >> infectious diseases are a major threat to health. >> "the week ahead". sunday 8:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> hello again, the top stories on al jazeera. egypt's foreign minister has called for a na

argentina's president cristina kirchner is implicated in the cover you will of a bombing of a jewish center in buenos aires. a prosecutor looking into the allegations was found dead last month. >> prosecutors are determined that the case against president kirchner will not go away. the allegation is that they covered up iranian involvement in the 1994 attack on the jewish community center in buenos aires, that killed 85 people. the alleged award was cheap oil and trade deals. the government has always vehemently denied those accusations. but this latest move has rocked the latest establishment. >> one hass to distinguish between the judicial and political aspects. the judicial aspect is highly questionable. while we can't deny it's having an extraordinary political impact. >> the allegations were initially made by prosecuteor alberto nisman. his body was found in his path, a pistol shot to his head. there was investigation into how he died. nearly a month later they're still determining its suicide not murder. >> some say it's politically motivated and amounts to nothing. the only ce

on monday it amerged that a warrant for the arsenal arrest of cristina kirchner. >> a commuter train crashed with a car in new york. it burst into flames. five passengers and the driver of the car were killed. >>> thousands of students are benefiting from a digital revolution in kenya. cheap mobile phones are the heart of the scheme. >> this is no ordinary lesson. these students are using mobile phones to access information which will help them with their studies. the service is called eneza. students can do a quiz on a syllabus and get feedback. they can access an encyclopedia and get help from a teacher. it has had the biggest response in rural kenya. the team behind the service is constantly looking for ways to make it better. the co-founder is 25-year-old who says he feels overwhelmed by the company's success in just a few years. >> the studying can get pretty boring. as most know. to hear that kids are hiding under their blankets and studying all night or developing and seeing students studying at 2:30 in the morning. that's pretty cool. >> these students attend school in nairob

the prosecutor accusing president cristina kirchner was found dead last month. >> president kitchener the allegation will not go away. the allegation is that they covered up iranian involvement of an attack on a jewish center that killed 84 people. the government has always vehemently denied those accusations. but the latest move has rocked the political establishment. >> one has to distinguish between the judicial and political aspects. >> the allegations were initially made by prosecutor alberto nisman. before he could make a statement to the judicial hearing his body was found dead in his path. nearly a month later argentinians are still debating whether it was suicide or murder. some are hailing this move as a major advance others say it's politically motivated and amounts to nothing. the only certainty is the uncertainty, and argentinians are no closer to discovering who detonated the bomb in 1994 or how alberto nisman died. president kitchener has left to go to the south for a weekend. she'll return next week for a march ma that is likely to polarize an already divided society.

one of the biggest street protests since president cristina kirchner came to power seven years ago. holding signs saying "truth and justice," they demanded answers every death of alberto nisman on january 18. >> we want clarity. this death affects everyone. we are not blaming anyone. we want to find out who is to blame. >> we have to be here. everyone has to be here. the search for justice is constant. it was worth getting drenched. >> the 51-year-old was found dead in his bathroom. his death was ruled a suicide. it was not long before suspicion fell on kirchner's government. 85 people were killed in 1994 when a jewish center was bombed in buenos aires, the deadliest attack in argentina's history. nisman had been investigating the attack since 2006 and accused iranian officials of commissioning the attack and hezbollah of carrying it out. the bombshell, he accused kirchner of conspiring with the iranians to derail the investigation in exchange for trade deal spirit accusations based on illegal wiretaps. he was set to present the findings days before his death. kirchner called the ac

cristina fernandez de kirchner, is in china on an official meeting. one thing that remains very clear is that we are as far ever finding whoever might be behind the 1994 bomb attack on the cultural center in buenos aires, that killed 85 people or who is behind the death of alberto nisman. >>> you may remember that the democratic republic of congo said it was going to attack a rebel group associated with genocide. so far there has been no action against the f.d.l.r. many fighters have been in the group for years. some are accused of rape and killing. >> reporter: at this congolese parade, it's here that they are expected to fight for a rival group. >> last week the army chief announced. the fighting had not started. they urged their men. we were told that they'd walk around like a goat. have you seen a goat in uniform, clean shave ep marching in step never. the congolese army with u.n. support had a programme to disarm the groups. they'd been fighting them since 2013. the f.d.l.r. is next on the list. some wonder why the offensive has not sat. after th

alberto nisman accused kimp cristina fernandez de kirchner of covering up a bombing. 85 died in the attack. daniel schweimler has the latest from buenos aires. >> reporter: there are those that liken this case to a spy novel. it's intriguing. if it should be made into a movie viewers would find great difficulty following the plot. it's more convoluted by the day. it was reported that investigators had found what looked like a warrant for the arrest of the president and the foreign minister. that was, first of all, denied and admitted by the investigator. it's also clear at this statement whether alberto nisman committed suicide or whether he was killed. if he was kill who was behind the murder? still uncertain. what is going on while this is going on president kimp cristina fernandez de kirchner is in china, occasionally tweeting on this case. what is clear is we are as far from ever of finding out who might have been behind the 1994 bomb attack on the jewish cultural center in buenos aires that killed 85 or who is behind the death of alberto nisman. >>> fighters with i.s.i.l. captured an

brazil's rusev leader of the largest nation cristina fernandez de kirchner president of argentina, and chile's michelle bachelet the host of the conference of women in power. all three are serving second terms in office and all three are in the hot seat. bad enough that under rusev's tlart -- roouf eff's leadership the economy shrunk. what has some asking for impeachments is a multi-million corruption scandal involves petrol giant petrogas on whose board she stood as chair woman. >> the petro bass system impact the political system. it's the biggest scandal in financial terms. millions going to the political parties of the ruling coalition. >> argentina's cristina fernandez de kirchner, whose approval rating dropped from 70% to the low 20s is plagued by corruption charges involving her, diseased husband, business partners and staff. while she denies them all, the courts are investigating. putting the president in a head-on collision with judges and prosecutors. even chilly's president considered quooeky clean saw her pop lieu labor party plunge to the low '30s. her son was forced to re

there's not enough evidence to investigate allegations against cristina fernandez de kirchner, offer the cover up of a pom attack. prosecution lawyers may appeal the judge's ruling it's causing controversy after the death of a prosecutor who alleged the president had something to hide. latin america editor lucia newman reports from buenos aires. >> this is a significant ruling and good news for president cristina fernandez de kirchner had the president moved forward she may have faced impeachment and prison had she been found guilty of charges she denied. the timing has not been better. she's due to give the last speech to the nation on sunday before stepping down and rather than being on the defensive she'll be victorious. she's not over yet. the prosecution can appeal and in the same week that judges and prosecutors accuse the government of politicizing the judiciary and pressuring the system. there may likely be charges founded or not that she pressured the judge and may have have a hand in the ruling. >> internet activists declare victory over cable companies after a major ruling

. >> argentina's cristina kirchner, whose approveing rating dropped from 70% to the low 20s is plagued by corruption charges involving her, her deceased husband business partners and her staff. while she denies them all the courts are investigating putting the president on a head-on collision with the judges and prosecutors. even chile's president has seen her popularity plunge to the low 30th in the last two weeks. her son was forced to resign as head of a charity under allegations that he and his wife abused their position to have access to a $10 billion bank loan. >>> they say it's a pity that women who are making history as presidents are embroiled in scandals. >> but women politics are not better or worse than men. they're just new. we have modernized politics. does it mean that we exercise power in a different or better way? apparently not yet. >> clearly women in power face the same problems and temptations as their mail counterparts. yet political psychologists say that public opinion expect its more of women in high office, and judging judges them more harshly when they stumbl

the investigation has been launched in argentina to determine whether president cristina kirchner had a role in iran's involvement in a 199 had bombing. for the first time u.n. said that resolution in syria must involve bashar al-assad. this comes after meeting with syria earlier this week. >>> truce between head of ukraine government and pro-russian separatists. the taliban said it has attacked a shia mosque killing 20 people in northwestern pakistan. it happened during friday prayers in. >> friday prayers and what should have been a day of rest ended up like this. according to the people at the time all men wore suicide vests and brought in grenades. >> three terrorists entered the mosque. two of them exploded themselves, and a third one god killed due to police violence. >> the people are caught in the middle of a long running campaign. it wants to impose a strict version of islamic law and wants more control. like other attacks it targeted shia muslims a minority community. >> during the prayer there were two explosions, one after the his or her. then armed men came in, and later

they're protesting the government of cristina kirchner over the death of a prosecuteor. >> the march lasted for more than two hours under the relentless pouring rain, but that did not deter thousands and thousands of people who came out here to to to pay homage to the prosecute who are died exactly one month ago under suspicious circumstances. many people said that although this was pot snowed to be a supposed to be a political march they suspect that the government had something to do with the prosecutors death although there is no hard evidence at this point to back those claims. over the march was attended by just about every opposition leader. the march was called by, quote those who were trying to carry out a judicial coup and destable it but in the end this was seen as a demonstration and the chief of staff said that the organizers were trying to stage a kind of judicial coup against the government and try to destabilize the president's stay in power. most people say that that's not true. they said what they want is less interference in justice and who killed alberto nisman. >>

. >> art's president cristina kirchner is being investigated of a cover updating back 20 years. president kirchner had been accused of covering up the bombing in exchange for oil. this man decide mysterious last month on the eve of the hearing of the case. they have accused church nery and her foreign minister. let's get more from buenos aires. have they advanced investigation into the bombing? >> so many cases in argentina politics decides on which side of the political fence you're on. they certainly believe they have advanced the case substantially. that they can now be formerly investigated in those accusations being made against them. the government are saying this amounts to very little. that it's a politically motivated case. there are elections later this year in october of argentina. they're saying very much it's a political case. all of this will come to an ahead next wednesday exactly a month after the prosecutor died when a march is being planned by some of his former colleagues, and people are either joining that march or very much against it. they're very much a po

and he had accused the government of cristina kirchner for playing a role in the bombing. and these people are protesting because they don't support their government to solve the bombing and also the unexplained death of alberto nisman. >>> countries across asia are beginning their lunar new year celebrations to welcome in the year of the sheep. and in china, hundreds of thousands of people traveled what is the greatest migration on the face of our pleasant. festivities are already underway. >> reporter: even by chinese standards, it's incredibly busy here and there's a fair amount of barging going on. if you're not one for trials this is certainly not the place to be. traditionally, families gather at temple fairs to mark the start of the new year. an event like this one are happening right across the country. one of the most common wishes is for a prosperous new year. >> these were once religious events where people would offer prayers for a good harvest. but there's not much of that here. commercialization has set in and everyone is trying their luck. for some here, a g

cristina fernandez de kirchner is in china on an official visit. occasionally tweeting on this case. a couple of things that became clear is that we are as far from ever from 1994 bomb attack on the jewish cultural center in buenos aires that killed 85, or who is behind the death of alberto nisman. >> and it was in the last come of hours that cristina fernandez de kirchner arrived in china. she's been sweeting talking about strengthening ties bean buenos aires and beijing, and hasn't mentioned anything about the allegations that have been considered since her arrest. stay tuned. we'll keep up up to date with all the main stories, including what is going on in al jazeera, and a commercial comedian appearing in a paris court. he's accused of condoning terrorism. all the details in a short while. the fans with the passion, but does equatorial take the win on home soil for the african cup of nations. all the details in sport >>> troops have managed to kill 200 boko haram fighters in neighbouring nigeria. chad and cameroon sent soldiers to help the nige

for years president kimp used and -- cristina fernandez de kirchner used and abused what was supplied. >> translation: the president liked to receive not just the trips of illegal wire traps, but the taps to here tone of voice. kimp controls her -- cristina fernandez de kirchner controls political allies. >> reporter: a former secretary of the intelligence agencies should know and describes the 1992 pomming of the jewish cultural center as the agency cities black box. a former investigator says five years ago an abduction was ordered and had words carved on his back. matt niskanen was responsible for showing that the spy agency paid money to derail the investigation. >> translation: today we don't know what line of investigation to follow. the intelligence agency raised or contaminated the evidence to cover their own tracks. >> after the suspicious death of the prosecutor congress was asked to create a new accountable intelligence service. friends and foes agree that the dismantling of the service was overdue. the question is why now. sources close to the palace say it was because the

. >> reporter: president cristina fernandez kirchner called the death a uh suicide but later suggested he may have been murdered. angry argentinians took to the street holding signs saying "i am nisman." gripped the country, fueling speculation about potential assassins. today one politician said he had had enough of the sensational coverage. but two weeks after nisman's death, the case is no clearer. to complicate matters the president has now suggested that nisman may have died at the hands of rogue spies connected to the country's intelligence agency. but for weinstein nisman's death means 21 years of waiting isn't over yet. do you feel like you'll ever get justice here? >> i hope. i hope that we get justice. i don't understand any other way a society can be without justice. >> reporter: both the argentine and iranian governments deny nisman's claims. now president kirchner wants to dissolve the nation's spy agency and start a new one. scott, the debate on that proposal begins tomorrow. >> pelley: manuel bojorquez in buenos aires. manwell, thanks. still ahead firefighters shovel it

led in part by a controversial 61-year-old president, cristina fernandez de kirchner who implies she knows it was no suicide, it's murder, all part of a plot against her. but the question lingers, who would do that? >> this is an institutional crisis because the prosecutor has been killed, murdered, suicide. but he's dead. >> reporter: nisman was scheduled to testify in front of this congresswoman's committee, the very next day after he was found dead. his report details allegations that she says if proven true would reveal a bombshell about the worst terrorist attack in argentina's history, pointing to a massive cover-up between iran and argentina's ruling administration led by president cristina fernandez de kirchner. on saturday night, bullrich talked to nisman, calm and working by phone. >> 15 hours later, he was dead. >> reporter: since his death, nisman's nearly 300-page report has been released. >> the most important information in the investigation of nisman is that the argentine government wanted to take away the responsibility of iran in the bombing. they want to destroy in

cristina fernandez de kirchner president of argentina. and chill scre's michelle bachelet the host of the commence on women in power. all three are serving second terms in office and all three are in the hot seat. bad enough that under dilma rousseff's leadership the economy shrunk. but what has some opponents asking for her impeachment is a scandal involved the state-owned petrol giant, on whose board she served as chair woman. >> the petro bass corruption scandal impacted brazil's political system it's the biggest scandal in financial terms history, with millions going to the political parties of the ruling coalition. >> reporter: argentina's cristina fernandez de kirchner, whose approval rating dropped from 70% to the low 20s, is plaguing by corruption charges involving her, her deceased husband, business partners and staff. while she denies them all, the courts are investigating, putting the president on a head-on collision with judges and prosecutors. even chile's president, considered squeaky clean, has seen popularity plunge to the

cristina fernandez de kirchner and chilly's michelle bachelet the host of conference women in power. all three are serving terms in congress all three are in the hot seat. fact that under the leadership brazil's economy shrunk. what has some opponents asking for impeachment is a corruption scandal involving the state-owned petrol giant petrogas, on whose board she once served. >> the petrogas corruption deeply impacted the system in the sense that it's the biggest scandal in financial terms, millions going to the pit cat parties. argentina's cristina fernandez de kirchner, whose approval rating dropped from 70% to the low 20s is plagued by corruption charges involving her, her deceased husband, business partners and staff. she denies them all. the courts are investigating. the president is on a head-on collision with judges and prosecutors. chile's president has seen her popularity plunge to the low "0s. her -- '30s. her son was forced to resign. he and his wife abused their position to obtain access to a bank loan. >> argentine deputy says it's a pity that women making history as pr

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he directly accused the president cristina fernandez de kirchner. also tried to stop him testifying by either her allies or anyone connected to her being connected to his death. it's emerged over the weekend that investigators at the scene of the prosecutor's death found these draft arrest warrants for both the president and her foreign minister hector timerman. yesterday again the government denied the existence of these arrest warrants but they emerged in argentina and slightly battered after being found in a bin. the government has not accepted or they do exist. it's very embarrassing for cristina fernandez de kirchner after returning from a high-profile trip to china. this doesn't mean she's responsible for the death of nisman. this may be an attempt to get to her. the sad thing is no arg tines expect their government to get to the bottom of the case just like in the bombings of 1992 and 1994 remain unresolved. >>> now, a poor pakistani christian woman was stened to death after being convicted on blasphemy charges five years ago. she's always de

cristina fernandez de kirchner was in china on a visit. tweeting on the case. a couple of things that remain clear is that we are as far from ever than before from the bomb attack in a jewish cultural center. killing 85 people or who is behind the death of moaz al-kasasbeh. >> five years after the swill war ended, they were speaking at a celebration to mark independence. we have more from colombo. >> a simple ceremony to mark the anniversary of sri lanka's independence. a government very much the challenge mapped out is uniting the hearts and mind of people in the east of the country, despite an end to the war, the president will talk about the leaders bridging the gap. >> translation: the biggest challenge facing us is people to the north and south. and bringing about causes against national understanding, and a great mother land as a language. >> reporter: in his address before the parliament the president is pledging through constitutional amendments to strengthen the power of parliament and remove the powers. by far the most string in. a declaration of peac

marÍa elena: un juez federal de argentina desestimÓ la imputaciÓn contra la presidenta cristina fernÁndez de kirchnery fue hallado sin vidas en circunstancias dudosas. jorge: en una entrevista para programar. saab negÓ que se utilice la tortura contra por opositores al rÉgimen de maduro. >> esto no ocurre en venezuela. jorge: y los manifestantes que han denunciado torturas? cuando hemos visto los videos disparando contra civiles, eso no le parece que suficientemente grave? >> el que tortura en venezuela debe ser castigado y condenado. jorge: me puede dar la lista de los que han sido castigados por torturar? me puede dar la lista? >> nuestra postura en contra de violaciÓn de dd.hh. es en principio. jorge: pero no lo estÁ haciendo, lo que dices suena bien pero la prÁctica. >> no me quieres oÍr, jorge ramos. te la he dicho no quieres oÍrla, ya tienes un problema de audiciÓn grave, te he dicho que hay 15 funcionarios presos. jorge:la entrevista con el defensor del pueblo en venezuela este domingo en el programa al punto tendremos una versiÓn completa en univisiÓn.com. marÍa elena: algunos hospitales le p

the argentine prosecutor alberto nisman had drafted an arrest warrant for president cristina fernandez de kirchnere draft warrant is said to have been found in a rubbish bin as his apartment complex in bun necessary aires. mr. nisman was found dead last month with a single bullet wound to the head. he had been investigating the bombing of a jewish center in 1994, which killed 85 people. bbc rory davis has just been in argentina and returned home. an arrest warrant against a sitting president, surely this does not look good for president fernandez. >> no i mean these were draft arrest warrants for the president cristina fernandez de kirchner and hector timerman. although it doesn't prove anybody from the government or any government supporters were involved in the death of alberto nisman, it does show he could have been a significant threat to her had any such warrants been admitted acted upon. it also shows as well the government has handled the case extraordinarily badly. only the weekend when the existence of these draft warrants was first moved to the argentine press, senior government minister

. >> reporter: cristina fernandez de kirchner rid called suggestions that she may have played a part in the prosecutor's death. this is where alberto nisman's office used to be. the investigation in relation to his death has been clumsy. the media has been accused of plotting a coup inflaming political passions and divisions in the country. while it occurs the presidential hopeful indicated to the contrary. alberto nisman's death may not be clarified by them, it's evident that it is a symbol and a martyr. >>> taliban fighters in afghanistan launched an attack killing three civilians and a police officer. they targeted police at a market in kandahar. three of the attackers also died. >> the attack is one of a series that appeared to be targetting police forces in afghanistan, as reports emerged of talks between the afghan taliban. there is a discussion to discuss the security situation in afghanistan. security has been stepped up in schools across pakistan after the taliban attack on an army run school in peshawar 162 dying, most children. metal detector guns and communication systems

prosecutor alberto nisman accused cristina fernandez de kirchner of helping to cover up iran's involvement in the bombing of a jewish center in 1999. >> let's go to tunisia where the punters started to debate unity on monday. it includes members from the party who won the election and from the main political rival. here live is our correspondent nisreen al-shamayleh who is there. confidence is expected in order for the government to be adopted. are we expecting it to go. >> know. ... and the broad culture established successfully in tunisia, on the other hand it's almost as if you have a one-party state. and there are those that cry out that democracy is not respected. >> well exactly. in october it was tunisia's first ever democratic election for a new parliament which is behind me here. and the country really was polarized on whether to vote for nidaa tunis. they won. but they are going into coalition with the opposition. leaving a thin opposition in parliament. it almost will become like a one-party state. others say look the party is so polarized at the moment unity is good to bring ab

many elements of argentine society, at the center of it all is the home of president cristina fernandez de kirchner. what does she know what, did she up? >> in county after county across alabama, many court officials are refusing to issue same-sex marriage because of direct

he alleged cristina fernandez de kirchner's involvement in the cover up of iran's involvement of a bombing in a jewish center. >> the prosecutor elect announced a government by lawmakers looked set to confirm. i spoke to the vt of enerd ark h party and why they decided to join the government. >> we elected to be part of the government not part of the opposition. meaning part. we should live up to the expectations of the people and take part to dismiss much that has happened over the past few years. we are glad to see the polarization come to an end >>> the al jazeera journalist peter greste is on his way back to australia with his brother. speaking on sunday he said he had mixed feelings about his new-found freedom. he said he feels incredible angst at leaving two colleagues behind and will continue to fight for the release of mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed who are still in gaol. al jazeera is continuing to call for the release of staff members in gaol. in a statement the network says: >>> police are investigating a knife attack op soldiers. they were injured whilst guarding an area

are surfacing after the death of a prosecutor in argentina, found dead after accusing cristina fernandez de kirchner of covering up a bombing at a community center. as daniel schweimler reports, families are seeking closure. >> this woman loft rer her only -- lost her only daughter in an attack at 9:53am. she has been waiting, fighting ever since for answers. >> translation: at first, the pain was unbearable and it continues to be unbearable. one learns to live with it. we believe everything they promised us. that within a year all would be resolved. >> more than 20 years later. sophia and the families of the other victims are waiting. sting marking the ab versery. >> their pain highlighted by the death last month of investigatesor alberto nisman. >> i hope there'll be justice for alberto nisman. he died for us dedicating himself exclusively to the cause. i hope his death will not be in feign. we call him the 86th victim. i hope we don't see the same impunity. >> while the victim's families want justice, they don't all agree how it should be achieved. they are divided. some for the government maybe

president cristina fernandez de kirchner has ridiculed suggestions that she may have played a part in the from's untimely death. >> this is where alberto nisman's office used to be. the government's handling of his death has been clumsy at death. the chief of staff and spokesman accuse the organizers of plotting a coup further inflaming political passions and divisions in the country. organizers insist the march was not political. the presence of every opposition leader and presidential helpful. elections are 8 months away. alberto nisman's death may not be clarified, he's become the symbol and martyr for the ruling party's opponents >>> president obama removed the acting label from the title of the secret service director. clancy took the interim post after several high profile security breaches. the president said clancy has proven he is the right person it build refarm form. >> mr -- reform. >> mr clancy demonstrated that he was ready to conduct a clear-sited assessment of that agency and conducted reforms. that is why he has been promoted to this permanent role. >> republicans in

emerged in the garbage they found a paper saying that he was planning to have the president cristina fernandez de kirchner and the foreign minister arrested. that was denied by the prosecutors, and then they said that was, in fact true. so much - a lot of information coming out. the country polarized. those that support the government and believe their side of event, those that are totally against it and don't believe what the government is saying. one thing is guaranteed - this story is likely to run and run. >> thank you. the resurgence of a deadly disease in the u.s. has politicians taking sides. the president and people who want to be president are sharing opinions on measles vaccinations who should get them and whether it's okay for parents to say no. mike viqueira has more. >> for a panel of top government experts, there's no dispute. getting your kids immunized is the right thing to do. >> it's clear you have one of the most highly effective vaccines against any virus, and you have a highly contagious disease, measles that can have serious complications. to me it's a slam dunk. >> do parents have t