isabel is a former newspaper columnist and broadcaster in the uk.es poirier, writes for the french magazine marianne. janet daley‘s column appears every week in the sunday telegraph here in the uk. michael goldfarb, the us—bornjournalist, hosts the podcast called frdh — the first rough draft of history. in salzburg on wednesday night, theresa may was expecting — if not the sound of music — at least that her european partners would take her in their arms and try the new brexit steps she was suggesting. instead, eu president donald tusk, who had previously praised the "positive evolution" of the uk prime minister's fancy footwork — known as the chequers proposal — now labelled it "unworkable". she would have to dance to the eu tune. mrs may left salzburg and on friday made clear that, if this was the only option, she would prefer not to dance at all. this was an interesting end to a challenging week, to say the least, for the prime minister. this was a challenging week. why did they allow this to happen? allow what to happen? i will try to be respectf

isabelle: yes, that's our analysis.s we monitor on our dashboard, this gets the most attention from markets. as much as we can measure it using our big data infrastructure. attention, of concern right now is around three times the long-term historical average, so it's high. aat leads us to believe that lot of bad news is already priced in. we think that's why there was such a limited reaction to the most recent announcement of additional tariffs. i think the question is, where do we go from here? there seems to be a pause. the most recent news coming out of china is that they were actually contemplating cutting tariffs on their overall imports, which frankly would be excellent news for the world, irrespective of this tension between the u.s. and china. i think what's going to be important for markets going forward, of course if we could see a truce between the u.s. and great, but would be even if we don't get that, as long as there is no other further escalation, and other countries continue signing new trade deals, thi

in two thousand and sixteen former president does santos appointed his daughter isabelle chair of the national oil company so non-gold. behind this wall stands the house of the still powerful man during his third. the eight year old dos santos moved many of his family members into powerful positions he remains leader of the ruling party as his eldest daughter isabelle known as the prince's prophet most. stuff was it is appropriate for me that the dos santos family effectively made the country into their private property. is a better dos santos became a billionaire looting angola. and now she's complaining that she's being kicked out of her golden cradle. because sherman wall. or no for president the phrase that the new president has revoked several appointments including is about his position as chair of sonangol of the me sound you know the wish but in the end he was praised for these dismissals but all of a sudden wall and but his popularity slipped after he appointed other corrupt or underqualified individuals to fill the posts. the bench. isabel dos santos describes herself on twi

buy the bonds of bell transferred thirty eight million dollars to dubai after she was fired by isabel she can steal millions and heard the people of angola without being convicted. but if an ordinary citizen drinks a beer or steals a mobile phone to get shot where's the justice in that on the side of peace. on the outskirts of the wonder little can be seen of angola's oil billions hundreds of thousands live in the city's periphery where health care is lacking bitter poverty drove them out of rural areas and hope of a better future pulled them to the capital. there was a phone so he laid by works as a nurse in a small clinic like this or the other the tamil one of his so he also heads angola's nursing union in my stand before the me. he deals with the country's inadequate health system every day. so that my not hundreds of patients will wait hours to see a single doctor a doctor who often has to work without sufficient medicines. was sort of. always a sit up with miss listen you must take these. take five milligrams at known and another five thirty pm. m i am tomorrow you must take a.

this is what happened with isabel. the winds came right up the chesapeake bay. we've got today. i and thanot even from the hurricane. that's from the rain and the winds. from gordon. the easterly flow helping to produce flooding. we will see it again. we'll hav a live report at 7:00. it is going to be big a thing we talk about. 61 in leesburg. that will lead to a chance for showers with a high of 81. tracking florence. into saturday, into sunday, into monday. possibly all the way to the middle of next week. we'll be talng about this storm. it will feel like we never talk about it. thank you. >> surprising results of an undercover investigation. what you can do to protect your investment. investment. >> game, set,controversy. here's to the stair takers, investment. >> game, set,controversy. breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive

a half an hour mona isabel has everything she needs for her flower flash she covers the cost herself each giant bouquet costs about one hundred fifty euros it's time to head to the designated destination not up to the park and see if there. was a space towards friends now but will reveal how the seed of the idea was first planted about a year ago mona is about stumbled upon works by new york florist louis miller on instagram it was instantly clear to her that needed something like it to. be just didn't exist but that inspired me and i have a personal connection to the berlin wall for example. and then she gets to work sorting counting the right after an hour of creation is assigned to be hard. to tell really happy because i never really know how the book a will turn. now it's also inverted i want to passers by i think. it's interesting to watch it develop it's like finding work. doing it for sheer enjoyment i love monet is a bounce dream is to one day decorate the brandenburg gate and she wants to raise money for back online until the end where she's planned her next fall fashion so

diego hidalgo es un joven problema para salir adelante hubo que costearse de cosas no muy legales >> isabelse encuentra con diego y se cambiar la identidad >> tengo muchos enemigos donde empieza la historia >> esta superproducción cuenta con un elenco >> la mamá de diego es la protagonista y es una mujer que viene de muy buena familia está casada con augusto >> augusto orozco es un ser fundamente detestable, traiciona a su esposa a su hijastro, a su socio a su amante y que a él mismo >> no se pierda el estreno de falsa identidad esta noche >> nuevos estudios muestran en hacer la diferencia, en buscar estrategias para los menores sus familias >> hogar y leer con sus hijos menores de dos años de acuerdo con investigaciones los niños que están con sus padres pueden desarrollar negativamente su coeficiente verbal y recibir mejores resultados de su vocabulario cuando estén en la escuela primaria >> no se pierda noticias telemundo >> hola qué tal buenas tardes descuento que noticias telemundo estamos siguiendo la pista del huracán florence estamos en carolina del norte donde algunos dejan sus hog

isabel, you are literallyjust back from china on friday night.into the studio after a journey like that. what would your impression of china's economy? the economy was scheduled to slow, there is a plan slowdown. that is not surprising. china has two moves through the middle income trap and transform its economic base. that has been anticipated. at the same time, it has a number of problems like massive debts, and some difficulties in getting the consumer and innovation park off the ground. but thatis innovation park off the ground. but that is all growing. i think it would be a big mistake to attribute the incipient trade war fought back to the credit for a slowdown. i was at the world economic forum meeting last week where the prime minister turned up to do the thing they now do at davos. it is very curious to watch these chinese leaders turning up watch these chinese leaders turning up talking to the business elite about, stay calm, we are with you, it will be fine, and defending the multilateral trade system. he addressed questions about the

con un hombre alcoholico que lo matltrata >> decide huir para salvar su vida >> ahÍ por el destino isabelcreÍble con sergio, , uriel sonia smith alejandro camacho, entre otros >> fda orozco es la mamÁ de diego, y de eliseo y es una mujer que viene de buena familia, estÁ casada con augusto >> augusto orozco, yo creo que es un ser profundamente detestable, un ser traidor, que traiciona a su esposa, a su hijastro, a su socio, a su amante >> no se pierda falsa identidad a las 9, 8 centro, ivette machin, telemundo >> el uso de cigarrillos electrÓnicos ha alcanzado nivel de epidemia, sobre todo en menores de edad, asÍ lo dice la fda, la cual enviÓ mÁs de 1000 amonestaciones a los vendedores de estas 5 marcas, los fabricantes tienen dos meses para presentar en la fda un plan para resolver el problema >> un estudio de la universidad de california de san francisco dicen que muchos pacientes que padecen de depresiÓn no son detectados, se realizÓ el diagnostico de 3 millones de personas evaluadas por abuso de alcohol, pero solo el 3 por ciento fueron evaluados por depresiÓn, especialmente en hombres

and we saw 20 inches of rain toward the shenandoah valley with isabel. so hopefully that's not something we'llsee. 81 degrees on tuesday, 84 wednesday and thursday withed isolhances of showers and storms but tracking florence, right on into early nextek this will have an impact on our yafrlt how big? that's the question. that's what we'll beatching so close. >> stay with us. changes used to affect schools and changes made by the schools. >> it was great to find out.e f the me at the end day is an indication. >>> coming up at 5:00,sc tching, growling, the walls of a local home practically alive. >> infested with bats. >> i gave birth june 4thhe and bats arrived the week i arrived get to the ross fall fashion evrat... ...and get thes you want... check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trndds to your favorite b it feels even better when you find them for less. at the ross fall fashion event. yes for less. z2ydoz z16fz y2ydoy y16fy you know when you're at ross and you ...for how much?.. yes. that's yes for less. fa's best accessories areen b

nearly everybody knows mona isabel at this wholesale flower market to thirty six year old is a tango instructor but today she's here because of another art form when he needed any flowers represent life and joy. just looking at them makes me happy by. watching her at the market that's plain to see and hear. all the mountain is beautiful you will surely you see from. her delight is contagious and that's exactly her a flower flashes are intended to cheer up to me but in residence. she's already created fifteen norma's flower displays has various spots in the city. or even says that when you leave the train at seven in the morning and are suddenly standing in front of a huge bouquet that's it and you can just take a minute and. a half an hour mona isabel has everything she needs for her flower flash she covers the cost herself each giant bouquet costs about one hundred fifty euros it's time to head to the designated destination not up to the park and see it there. while she speeds towards friends now back will reveal how the seat of the idea was first planted about a year ago mona is ab

packed the architectural style as known as isabel you know after isabella the catholic. was. to go via has been on you know as goes world heritage list since one thousand nine hundred five two thousand years have gone into the making of a unique city a. city as suz not a bone puts it more than twenty roman as churches a numerous monasteries and convents are among the city's legacy standing humbly in the shadow of the grand monumental buildings. one such as this little church love a dark room the church of the true cross alfonso the eighth donated it to the mighty order of the knights templar and gratitude for help in battle. history did not repeat itself here says no to whom says of the go via it's simply went on for a very long time history what happened you knew the ration of particles so tiny that they're no longer measurable only the big rough facts remain tied to dates to buildings or memorials so you go be as full of stones symbols of this kind the monuments of power and a majestic sight to behold. i . know money money money the bankers feeding frenzy continues unabated

still occupies isabel it's refusing to allow the palestinians student turn to palestine and then a few years the internal refugees inside palestine proper. are not going to have a place to go. the u.s. and canada mr deadline to revamp the north american free trade agreement talks on friday and broke up without a deal about the resume next week down the lack reports in toronto. president trump has long said nafta was unfair to his country and he was visibly pleased when he announced last monday that u.s. and mexican negotiators had reached a deal to replace it canada was left out and trump said the canadians had until friday to give in to us demands so it could join the new pact that deadline is passed with no deal and trump is keeping up the pressure because i love canada but they've taken advantage of our country for many years they have tremendous tremendous trade barriers and they have tremendous tariffs. the sticking points remain what they've been for months u.s. demands for access to canada's highly protected dairy industry. and auto was desire to keep independent trade dispute r

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isabel is a former newspaper columnist and broadcaster in the uk.born journalist, hosts the podcast called frdh — the first rough draft of history. in salzburg on wednesday night, theresa may was expecting — if not the sound of music — at least that her european partners would take her in their arms and try the new brexit steps she was suggesting. instead, eu president donald tusk, who had previously praised the "positive evolution" of the uk prime minister's fancy footwork — known as the chequers proposal — now labelled it "unworkable". she would have to dance to the eu tune. mrs may left salzburg and on friday made clear that, if this was the only option, she would prefer not to dance at all. this war is intended to a challenging week, to say the least, for the prime minister. this was an challenging week. why did they allow this to happen? allow what's to happen? i will try to be respectful. nothing new happened in salzburg.

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they don't know it's but these sleepy carps isabel and victor pioneers where you are you knew that the female was pregnant but is that moment of of that finally that upset that they had and that they had. put them out if it was really. exciting in the past scientists have struggled to artificially inseminate lions they hope what they've learned from this birth can also be applied to other big cats we can use that species to understand some of the factors necessary to help us save. some of the more endangered or critically endangered big cats around the world. it's estimated the african lion population has decreased by more than sixty percent in the last twenty five years alone in the lions are mainly threatened by hunting and habitat loss there were artificial insemination doesn't solve that it gave scientists a safety net the main aim of these political would be to find the protocol for the nation what we can actually use for those and pay them because that's what we give us. to help these guys in the future. these little carbs are living proof there's hope of beating extinction. top

below base so that when it's out of course i may be close to twenty probably share with the likes of isabel and its other bill but you still get to talk as if it was only bill fees when he said what i can but it certainly solved that. they could then separate give to the. same but i know when to provide this is the leader office right i know if. this were up to me it was. camilla thought it was. the same. subject always help her get to the middle ted we're going to do what i. said she had. a bit i mean that's your own it or to respond as she told me what all the queen it is probably a considerable. the french and among the most united is one step ahead of the italians did not only converted the office software but also like the munich administration changed the operating system from windows to linux and by doing so saved around twenty million euros in eight years nevertheless the police department is now coming on the massive pressure investigate europe has seen an order from the ministry of the interior to force the return of those on the money to microsoft does the corporation have such a

esta la envÍa isabel tineo.iando sus fotografÍas y las pondremos en la cuenta de instagram de ediciÓn digital. borja: seguimos en la ediciÓn digital. te contamos que esto estÁ sÚper tambiÉn, la banda sur coriana marca hoy un mito en la historia al convertirse en el primer grupo de hip hop en hablar en las naciones unidas en nueva york. una de sus fans nos ha enviado este mensaje. >> ellos se esfuerzan mucho en enviar un mensaje positivo con su mÚsica al mundo e inspirar a sus fans para salir adelante y cumplir sus sueÑos. carolina: por tres minutos bts habla durante la ceremonia de lanzamiento de la alianza mundial de unicef durante la asamblea general oportunidades en educaciÓn y empleos a mÁs de 1.8 mil millones de jÓvenes en todo el mundo. esto es histÓrico para la banda y todos sus seguidores. borja: a ver si los podemos entrevistar pronto la ediciÓn digital. } ♪ ♪ presentadora: la administraciÓn trumpy los ambientalistas enfrentan en una batalla con la reducciÓn de los estÁndares en la reducciÓn de los cont

>> isabel. >> reporter: that means 86 different animals in need of daily care. >> we wake up -- yeah.rter: someeopl might call it howling. >> no. >> reporter: their house is a dog rescue, launched in 2005 when they decide to take in some dogs made homeless by hurricane katrina. >>> how long were you planning to be involved? >> a couple weeks. >> yeah. >> reporter: there was always another dog in need of rescue and they decided the best way to prepare a new dog for a family was to welcome it in their own. >> by living in our house they get a lot of human contact number two they get pack contact from the other dogs. >> reporter: since 2005 they have taken in and adopted out more than 11,000 animals. >>> sounds expensive. >> it's very expensive. >> reporter: which is why they also recently welcomed in some film makers. money from "life in the doghouse" the documentary will go to shelters including their own. >>> do you feel like you get as much from these dogs as they get from you? >> we get a lot more from them than i think we give them. >> reporter: turns out not everything in the dogh

isabel rodas no cree en las juni justic justificaciones. >>> nunca supimos lo que pasÓ con alejandroumentar con la reciente persecuciÓn de ice esto este es nuevo con este presidente. >>> el trote mor que los menores que llegan solos pasen mÁs tiempo detenidos porque sus padres o guardianes ya no vayan por ellos. cristina londoÑo noticias telemundo. >>> y nos vamos a otras cosas. finalmente la mujer que acusa de agresiÓn sexual al candidato brett kavanaugh hablarÁ en el senado, los abogados de cristi anunciaron la decisiÓn aunque todavÍa estÁn en negociaciones con la comisiÓn del senado para determinar las condiciones en las que se harÁ esta comparecencia. se espera que despuÉs de ella lo haga el propio kavanaugh para dar su propia versiÓn de los hechos. entre tanto presentÓ su renuncia un vocero republicano del comiÉe del senado que debe efectivamente dar respuesta a la acusaciÓn de agresion sexual contra kavanaugh. (nombre en inglÉs) de 29 aÑos fue despedido de un trabajo anterior por una acusaciÓn similar a la de kavanaugh. miren en arizona un congresista republicano busca su reele

. >>> en la vida de isabel y ahÍ lo dejamos.belde, es un pillÍn. es un chico bueno que hace cosas malas. y entonces, cae con amistades que lo llevan por el camino que no es correcto. roba gasolina para sobrevivir. y en una de esas le encantan las mujeres y se mete con la mujer de un narco muy poderoso. por lo cual tiene que huir de sonora donde empieza esta historia. mi hermano es el presidente municipal y aunado a la historia de isabel. y el mÍo que tiene que huir por su vida mi hermano arma un complot para que adoptemos una nueva identidad y tenemos que fingir que somos un matrimonio per fct y huimos de sonora para sobrevivir. >>> hablamos de sonora y es un sitio bastante caluroso. tuvieron que grabar muchas escenas complejas. ¿cÓmo fue grabar por sonora?. >>> hace mucho calor, pero comimos delicioso. di la verdad. >>> eso sÍ, comimos delicioso. tienen pilÓnciyo adentro. es como azÚcar per durita se me hace agua la boca. >>> los colombianos lo usan mucho el pilÓnciyo. >>> para el cafÉ tambien. >>> son como unos... que tienen a

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declaró no culpable a dos cargos de secuestro y dos cargos de asesinato en primer grado de la muerte de isabela de ambas familias, quienes no quisieron testificar ante el juez y quienes tuvieron muy poco que decir ante los medios. (habla en inglés) >>> es bien difícil pero es algo que tenemos que hacer. >>> la madre de maribel dijo que era una situación difícil y que prefería estar sola. los abogados tampoco dijeron mucho. (habla en inglés) ha sido un camino largo y la familia cree en el sistema de justicia. no puedo imaginar lo que están sintiendo. >>> es acusado de secuestrarla y de matarla. en el 2017 su cuerpo fue recuperado. en cuanto a maribel gonzález esta joven fue secuestrada en el 2014 y a tres días de su desaparición fue encontrada muy cerca de donde encontraron a la otra niña . >>> dos hombres terminaron en el hospital hugo de ser atacados por un sospechoso después de salir de un club nocturno gay. las dos víctimas quedaron inconscientes y sufrieron fracturas. form> de vivir y yo la respeto. no se meten con nadie, porque quieren hacerles daños. >>> ambas víctimas son originarias de

their more brains so when it's out of course i may be tainted probably chairman of the likes of isabelle and its other bill of mr get to talk i said i will see but i'm going to be office and he said what i can but it serves a softer. take and then separate the people of the two meta. bride when the bride this is the leader of his right i know if. this were playing near it what. it's the same. sort of had always held her just to the image of ted we're going to do what i. said she had. a bit i mean gets you on it or to respond kevin told me that all the queen needed it was partly because she did it will. the french be nice united is one step ahead of the italians did not only converted the office software but also like the munich administration changed the operating system from windows to linux and by doing so saved around twenty million euros in eight years nevertheless the police department is now coming on the massive pressure investigate europe has seen an order from the ministry of the interior to force the return of those on the money to microsoft does the corporation have such an in

little blip highway 84 toward isabel, may be moving crews through the area right thousand. live look at the live sensors for our transit agencies and no delays. 24 train is running on time for b.a.r.t. they keep adding trains over the course of the next hour. 92 across the san mateo bridge a clear drive and view. the high-rise is moving well. no fog problems not like yesterday. but it's a little chilly out there. >> you can certainly feel it. thank you very much, mike. 4:47 right now. >>> when you get into an uber or lyft, how do you kno is behind the wheel. the nbc bay area investigative unit has uncovered an underground market that lets people rent ride share accounts. >> which allows them to drive without being vetted. investigative reporter liz wagner shows us the scam that's putting a lot of passengers at risk. >> reporter: a few groups we saw dozens of ads to rent ride share driver accounts so we put down 150 bucks for a lift account. we never drove but the account history shows cars giving rides to plenty of passengers. the scheme allows renters to swap in their own

that hit as director isabelle of a. i think that a lot more could be done on the cultural front to fight prejudice here. i feel like we should be inviting more artists from outside we need a wider range of theatre to help people process new ideas that come from outside that might seem foreign. and. the prospect of becoming a capital of culture could be a catalyst for change in cabinets. but in the light of current events how likely is it that the city can win the bid. go on that's exactly why we need to forge ahead with a bid as of and then yes we need it now more than ever i'd say but we can't let you feed us we have to rise above it mcconnell's force because we should see what's happening as an opportunity we know there are problems with right wing extremists and nationalism and saxony because we know kevin it's was a stronghold of the far right in su cell so we need to launch an offensive against that often as you find you know. the world is watching what's going on and can't it's future is at stake it could become a

rushed in the first place and partners they also took isabel though all want to minimize possible casualties among civilians and also among those i mean among the militants because that would actually. increase another refugee flow which would go where so it's turkish borders exactly now social media especially western and turkish a social media filled with a search and that. brushed aside a request for cease far in terms of pleas backing it formally but i think practically speaking russia has no other choice but to accommodate turkey and that request specifically in order to prevent this massive exodus of the civilians do you think does large scale assault in the belief was ever on the cards let's put it this way the assault is on the table that's for sure but the degree and the character of this assault is still to be defined so basically that what was one of the reasons of the summit gathering so the three parties aim to decide what the limits will have this would have but as we see i mean they postponed the assault that's one important outcome and secondly i mean it's not out of agenda c

she and isabel patterson were very important writers in north america. patterson was from canada and she was from the united states. both of them were married but they seem to have misplaced their husbands. we don't know anything about them at all. the only thing we know about isabel patterson's husband, she once commented that he was so cheap -- these are two people who made their living as independent journalists and writers. they survived writing books and magazine articles. she wrote a very powerful book in 1943, the discovery of freedom. she was a little ashamed of it. she wrote it in a few weeks. she did make a few errors in it. you don't have a library and her internet wasn't working very well, so there were some factual mistakes. later editors have gone through and corrected them. it is a beautiful statement of the struggle for freedom and multiple civilizations and cultures. i should add that my, mostly libertarian friends, have republished the essay, correcting all of the mistakes. they were minor. they consider very beautiful. she saw the libe

floyd, fran, bertha, isabel, irene. the angle they come in and how close they come. but yeah, we are storm weary. i know there has been a fair amount of coverage on storm florence before it made landfall but did you believe it was going to be this destructive? it was first scheduled to come pretty much straight into this area as a category four. at 140mph winds, that put people on high alert. local people have a tendency to stay in storms but i think if it had stayed at level four, many, many more would have left. a lot left at level two because you never know what they're going to do between the forecasters' plan and when they actually make landfall. i can't imagine what the damage would have been if it had been a category four and having lasted this long. we were very close to the eye for 36 hours and that is what has caused so much flooding and damage here. 0ur damage here has been flooding but mostly wind damage. but now the flooding is inland and it's still raining. we have had over 20 inches of rain in the past tw

imaginei months off and go back home, i imagine i will be changing nappies after what happened with isabelting payback for that and whatever happens in the new year and it will be exciting. apologies for the poor signal at the oval but alastair cook explaining some of his decision—making behind his retirement. the defending champion, rafael nadal came through five set thriller to reach the us open semi—finals. his match against dominic thiem lasted almost five hours . nadal lost the first set 6—love against the austrian, but the match went the distance in really humoid conditions , even though the game finished at 2 in the morning. he'll face juan martin del potro next, a repeat of last years semi—final one of the women's semi—finals has also been confirmed. serena williams has taken a step closer to equalling the grand slam singles record... she beat karolina pliskova in straight sets and will now fave the latvian anastasia sevastova the england rugby union team will play a world cup warm up match at stjames park next year. they'll play italy there on september 6th before heading to japan

>> this is isabelle. >> reporter: and that means 86 different animals in need of daily care. >> usually. >> 5:30. >> yeah, 5:30-ish. >> somebody will start singing, one of the dogs sleeping in the kitchen likes to sing in the morning. >> reporter: i think some people might call it howling. >> ( laughs ) no! >> reporter: danny and ron's doghouse is actually an unusual dog rescue. launched in 2005, when they decided to take in some dogs made homeless by hurricane katrina. how long were you planning to be involved? >> reporter: a couple of weeks. >> yeah. >> reporter: but there was always another dog in need of rescue. and they decided the best way to prepare any dog for a new family was to welcome it in to their own. >> by living in our house, number one, they get a lot of human contact. number two, they get pack contact from the other dogs. >> reporter: since 2005, danny and ron have taken in and adopted out, more than 11,000 animals. it sounds expensive. iv it's very expensive. >> reporter: which is why they also recently welcomed in some melmmakers. money from "life in the doghouse: th

the currency crisis which is seen argentina's currency lose more than half its value this year to isabel reports from the capital one as aryans. doctors nurses and health workers gathered outside the health ministry when a site is to protest against the government's decision to reduce this ministry into a smaller department with a smaller budget. the government wants to dissolve the health ministry and it's a risk which is not only a change in name but also a budget cut in the amount of workers and in the programs that depend on the ministry. a message for the government of haiti who is pushing austerity measures to reduce the fiscal deficit that has put argentina's economy on the line these people fear that the government's measures will have a direct impact on public health which in argentina is a universal right they also say that budget battle between the right crucial health programs like those treating people with hiv and the regular face. is proud of argentina's health care system he has a tavi and has always been able to receive free treatment for his disease every month he comes