as daniel schwindler reports from buenos aires these any efforts are employing over a thousand people. >> machinery producing thousands of bottles per per day nine different flavors sold all over argentina. >> it is not the same working for yourself or a boss. we are all responsible out of necessity. >> the soft drink plants on the outskirts of buenos aires was one of the victims of the collapse in 2001-2002. until the workers early in 2002 took control. >> we believe in what we are doing or we wouldn't be able to do it. it is a question of faith to take the company port and little by little we are moving forward. >> it now employs more than 50 workers and run by 20 associates. all of the workers here have a stake in this expects. thisexrps. intrps. in this enterprise. the workers had little choice but to start from scratch . but now they were in charge. >> we think the human condition is universal. we all have the same needs the same aspirations when the company closes, the workers have the abilities both teblg and manual totechnicaland manual to take company forward. >> hospitals sc

from buenos aires daniel schwindler. >> 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 reward was cheap oil and trade deals. the government has always vehemently denied these allegations. but the latest has rocked the are establishment. >> the judicial aspect is highly questionable. while we can't deny that it's having an extraordinary political impact. >> the allegations were initially made by prosecutor alberto nisman. the day before he was to speak at a congressional hearing his body was found with a pistol shot in his head. helping the inquiry as to how he died. nearly a month later argentines are still debating whether it was suicide or murder. others are saying it is politically motivated and amounts to nothing. the only certainty is that it is added to the uncertainty and argentines are no closer to discovering who detonated the bomb in 1994 or how alberto nisman died. meanwhile, president kirchner has flown to her weekend home acknowledge she will return next week f

daniel schwindler reports. >> prosecutors have determined that the case against president kirchner and her minister timerman will not go away. the 1994 are bombing that killed 84 people. the government has always vehemently denied those allegations but the latest revelation has rocked the political establishment. >> one thing that is distinguished, the judicial aspect is highly questionable. while we tend to deny it is having an extraordinary political impact. >> the allegations were initially made by prosecutor alberto nisman. the day before he was to make the investigation known in front of a congressional inquiry he was found dead in his bath of a gunshot wound. >>> politically motivated and amounts to nothing the only certainty is that it's added to the uncertainty. argentines are no closer to discovering who debt natalled the bomb in 1994 or howality bertho nisman has died. in the meantime, president kirchner has gone to her country home for the weekend when she returns, this will only help polarize argentine society. daniel schwindler, al jazeera. >>> mexico's attorney general ha

daniel schwindler is taking a look at argentina's democracy. >> this is the scene outside a court in buenos aires where a judge has to decide whether alberto nisman committed suicide or was murdered. he was found nearly three weeks ago, a pistol in his hand. every day has brought new accusations. >> it has been an earthquakes for argentina. we had already a fragile democracy but this is the first time we have such a high profile figure being killed, how we don't know yet. in the complex of a country that is in an electoral process in ten months we have a presidential election. >> reporter: mr. nisman was investigating accusation that president kirchner and her foreign minister were involved in covering up alleged iranian participation on the bombing of the jewish are organization in buenos aires after 20 years no one has been convicted of that crime. >> good people, a system where they lacked the resources and the capacity to sox these kind of complicated case -- to solve these kind of complications cases so i don't know if we're going to know. >> the government has lifted restrictio

daniel schwindler, al jazeera buenos aires. >> alberto nisman accused kirsh inner and others of illegal dealings with iran between 2011 and 2013, iran would trade petroleum for argentina argentine grains and other goods. argts and iran have both -- argts and iran have both denied the allegations. >> be crucial to end the four-year-old civil war. stefan's comments came two days after he met with the syrian leader in damascus. his spokesman issued a statement saying the deescalation of violence president al assad representing one part of the warring parties is crucial to making the freeze operational on the ground. >>> the syrian council for civil rights says as abdalla al shami reports. >> this has been the scene in a neighborhood in homs. constant bombardment by regime forces where the rebels stand. the deposit has asked fighters to give up their arms and grief for northern parts of the city. but they are not leaving. >> we are here to fight. we will stay and defend our people. >> ampletion and positions in return for allowing police and government institutions to get back to work. it a

daniel schwindler, al jazeera buenos aires. >> the form he spy chief has not shoandshown up for questioning. he has not been found. >> 61 rotting bodies were found at a facility after neighbors complained about the smell. while some of the bodies appeared to be there for a long time investigators say others may have been placed there recently. many were covered with sheets and doused with quick lime in the apparent effort to hide the odor of decaying flesh. >> doctors in canada may be able to helping dying accident to end their lives. the canadian government has a year to draft new legislation on assisted suicides. until then the ban on assisted suicides remain in place. at least four u.s. states allow euthanasia or assisted suicide for terminally ill patients. >> there is news on the plane crash in taiwan this week. >> why the pilots panicked and turned off the wrong engine. >> turning to global investors north to get the business up and running at home. running at home. >> some scare corey moments for passengers on board a flight in colombia this week. an engine catching fire on the plane

daniel schwindler, al jazeera. >>> mentally ill women from mexico to have children. >> forcing them to have sterilization. the motive may be more sinister. >> film director roman polanski, the effort to have him jailed for a statutory rape conviction nearly 40 years ago. >> in our off the radar segment we look at forced sterilization in mexico. >> a washington, d.c. human rights group found that four out of ten mentally ill women in mexico are stripped of their reproduction rights. reporting sexual abuse at the hands of medical caretakers. >> her schizophrenia doesn't stop her painting, all wanting to leave a normal life. last year she started to try for children with her boyfriend. >> at first i felt good, excited, i thought the doctors would say i could have children. but they told me i had to be sterilized so i didn't pass on my schizophrenia. i was devastated. >> 40% of women surveyed from a new report from disabled rights international said they had been coerced or forced into sterilization by doctors or their families. >> when the government forces women, it is argued that if the

. >> daniel schwindler has the story from buenos aires. >> whether the prosecutor alberto nisman was murdered or committed suicide has not been determined. one of his own security men or the assistant who he borrowed the gun from, days earlier. spoke to albertso nisman the day before his death. >> it's very difficult to say he was murdered because i don't have evidence. but i heard a very alive person thinking about the next day. the day before. >> mr. nisman had cuffed the president of argentina of conspiracy to cover up iran's involvement in the jewish community involvement in buenos aires that killed 85 people. the day before his accusations were made public he was found dead in his baft, a bath, a pistol shot to his head, that much is known. but much remains murky in a country increasingly polarized. those believing the government version of events on one side and those who don't often the other. the argentine government more accountable. >> i think we are so confused as the first day. because if you think of the situation, the political environment, the political climate, nobody

daniel schwindler, al jazeera buenos aires. >> in canada, the court has thrown out a ban on assisted suicide. the decision was unanimous. the canadian government has until next year to draft new legislation. assisted suicide is lawful in several states. >>> a rare ferrari sold for more than $15 million. wait until you hear just where it was found. >> boy, poor visibility is being blamed for this: a huge 30 car pileup on interstate in new york near syracuse. shut down interstate 81 for hours. no major injuries were reported. aviation officials in taiwan revealing today that the pilots of a transasia plane turned off an engine before the plain crashed. now the plane's black boxes showed one engine shut you off and the pilots turned off and restarted the other engine, it is not sure why. the plane cart wheeled into a highway, leaving many dead. >>> ruling says the british intelligence agency gchq, contravened the law in the way it shared information with nsa saying the gchq acted illegally by intercepting private phone calls and e-mails without telling the general public what they were