morning set your mortal resigned as brazil's justice minister on live television he accused president jalal sonata of political meddling in matters of law enforcement when he fired federal police chief. the day before i long for this mission now unfortunately there is no way for me to fulfill the commitment i made if i'm not able to do my job if i'm not able to preserve the autonomy of the federal police to carry out its work on stuff like i said to morrow is considered by many as a sort of anti-corruption crusader and a superstar among president joey bull so not as captain in 2014 more of a federal judge at the time was appointed to the biggest political corruption investigation in brazil's history a case that led to the arrests of hundreds of politicians and business elites. the investigation code named car which would also lead to the fall of brazilian president dilma rousseff. and the arrest of former brazilian president received now sealed letter c. but. prior to his resignation said jim otos role as brazilian justice minister was seen by many as almost symbolic some political analysts

have contracted covert 19 in brazil fears it could become one of the world's pandemic spots president jalal scenarios still maintains it's a relatively minor disease. also now is also facing a fresh blow to his political authority is justice minister has resigned accusing him of meddling with the police. i was. noisy protests rang at across brazil on friday dragging out the president's televised address to the nation. shy it's also not a row defended his sacking of the federal police chief amid accusations that he was trying to interfere in the country's justice system you know there could be job it is also i don't have to ask for authorization from anyone to change any official or anyone else. but both scenarios still provided no reason for the dismissal which had prompted the resignation of persones popular justice minister on life t.v. . going from his mission on pay unfortunately i have no way to continue with a commitment that i assure you without any are able to preserve your tone a meeting of the federal police to carry out their work. about 4 years ago at all. said joe moross depart

outbreak has resigned senior members of brazil's health ministry have been at all those with president jalal summat over the virus also that was attacked local governors over lock down orders local media speculating the health minister will be fired in a matter of days. the world health organization and the yemeni authorities are rushing to upgrade the country's hospitals before the corona virus outbreak becomes too widespread yemen only has one the confirmed case so far but with little testing there are fears the real number could be much higher there's a top stories the stream is coming up next i'll have more news for you in half an hour thanks for watching. 5 for me ok and joy in the stream can you name 5 women autists most people caught but museums around the world are working to change that you can share your thoughts on why representation matters and i live chats on twitter. female autists remain dramatically underrepresented and undervalued in the industry a new social media campaign supported by 1500 museums around the world is drawing attention to the inequality by promoting the sto

outbreak has resigned senior members of brazil's health ministry have been at all those with president jalal so narrow over the virus also that it was attacked local governors over lock down orders local media speculating the health minister will be fired in a matter of days. the world health organization and the yemeni authorities are rushing to upgrade the country's hospitals before the coronavirus outbreak becomes too widespread yemen only has one the confirmed case so far but with little testing there are fears the real number could be much higher there's a top stories the stream is coming up next i'll have more news for you in half an hour thanks for watching. 5 i mean ok and joy in the stream can you name 5 women autists most people caught but museums around the world working to change that you can share your thoughts on why representation matters and i live chats on twitter. female autists remain dramatically under represented and undervalued in the industry a new social media campaign supported by 1500 museums around the world is drawing attention to the inequality by promoting the s

there are calls to impeach brazilian president jalal boll so not a war over his belief that keeping the economy running is more important than strict quarantine measures but israel has now reporting the greatest number of infections and deaths in latin america and cinnamon has this report. on the streets of rio de janeiro it's less crowded than usual but not as empty as local officials would like after presidential aide balsa noddle again made an appeal to brazilians not to punish the economy by staying at home with. the cure cannot be worse than the disease. has covered 19 continues to spread brazilians are torn between listening to their president. or everyone else. defiant governors and mayors have restricted all non-essential activities including church services it's also not as battle against social isolation has isolated him politically as never before except among his hardcore supporters like street vendor and since some by. age thing about how to how i support the president we need to open up the streets again as fast as possible i would be able to last much longer. calls for th

it's a 50 percent increase if compared to the same period last year since taking office president jalal tornado has been calling to open up the amazon for development and those involved in illegal activities here have taken his words seriously. daniel represents that road i mindedness community and says she's afraid illegal gold miners will spread kovi 1000. but only if the virus enters our land we're worried we want to have enough to tendin a company all our members we have more than 50000 indigenous communities in this country and we're very worried about that we don't have enough doctors for what could happen here last week a 15 year old boy died of covert 19 he belonged to the gentleman mean the community there's around 20000 illegal gold miners in general mummy territory which stretches at the border between brazil and venezuela in the 1960 s. and eighty's illegal miners introduced deceases such as missiles among the gentleman indigenous community here it killed around 50 percent of the population many here fear the same thing could happen again and that's why members of the indige

government has been plunged into disarray after the justice minister quits accusing president jalal scenario of meddling in law enforcement said to morrow stepped down after boss narrow fired the federal police chief says the president wanted to choose a replacement to would be willing to give him inside information also says the allegations are baseless celibacy is a defeat is said in a police official no there is talk about my interference with the federal police if i can change minister then why can't i according to the law change a director of the federal police i don't need to ask permission from anybody or anyone in the pyramid of the executive power. inmates at a prison in argentina have stage a rooftop demonstration demanding more protection from coronavirus to god tested positive for the disease prisoners at the jail in by osiris are demanding to be transferred it's thousands of people in australia and new zealand have stood outside their homes to mark the national day of remembrance with both countries under lockdown clothes and day services were held instead of the traditional eve

and brazil's president jalal sonora has to back it claims he fired his police chief political gain calling them completely baseless his popular justice minister said your mara abruptly resigned on friday claiming the president was trying to interfere and no one forced. out across europe countries are as odds over when and how lockdown this should be lifted some are already sending children back to school and reopening small businesses but most industries including the hospitality sector remain totally paralyzed with no end in sight and aren't silly reports. there is one corner of europe where you can see a reminder of what life used to be like a few short weeks ago in the spring sunshine people in the swedish capital stockholm were carrying on as if the pandemic in the other and sweden has gone against the grain he not closing down restaurants are limiting people's movements much but with over 2000 dead there's a worse outcome so for that it's going to nagin that is the government is starting to sound a bit worried about it's only going to us to talk to me out which will i'm a coma from as

health ministry says the recent spike in numbers could be the result of more testing the president jalal sonata who recently fired his health minister says he is eager to reopen the economy despite tough restrictions imposed by state governors. el salvador's president has launched a crackdown on gang members in its prisons it comes after the country source highest single day homicide tally on friday with $22.00 people being killed however human rights activists have heavily criticized president. who they say has flouted social distancing measures in the process is john heilemann. extreme measures in the. ceiling of cells so that gang members company contact with the outside world know. no ray of sunlight will enter to say we're going to look all lines of site so that they can not have any type of communication authorities say that many hits in the violence play country from jail in prison gang leaders have taken advantage of the covert pandemic would have moved killings. last week and dozens of people were murdered after a period of relative calm in response to 30 strip to mate impact th

now brazil's president jalal sanaa is facing a new crisis after reports that police have identified one of his sons as the organizer of a scheme to spread fake news carlos watson r.-o. has dismissed the claims as garbage the investigation is part of an ongoing probe into full stories targeting judges and comes just days after brazil's justice minister resigned over what he called political interference from the president on druthers darren is a political analyst specializing in brazilian affairs and he says both sonars popularity is falling and his handling of the coronavirus pandemic has only made matters worse. he's in the struggle with the governments around brazil we are in a federalist system so governors have a lot of say in public health policies governments have been taking a much more strict measures. and those are not as mean dumb plane that hoping to not to have such a large economic impact that's going to look bad on him in the next couple of months and what we're going to see is one of 2 scenarios either he stays in power but he's unable to govern because he doesn't have a

as though they've expanded credit lines the business needs to resize and adapt brazil's president jalal sanaa is facing a new crisis after reports that police have identified one of his sons as the organizer of a scheme to spread fake news carlos paulson are or has dismissed the claims as garbage the investigation is part of an ongoing probe into false stories targeting judges or protesters in lebanon have defied a lockdown and curfew to continue anti-government demonstrations demonstrators blocked roads and forth with police while denouncing the western economic crisis last week lebanon's currency reached new lows against the dollar sparking calls for the central bank governor to resign. a huge piece of artwork has been unveiled in the swiss alps which aims to inspire hope during the coronavirus pandemic french land on to save called his artwork beyond crisis it spans 3000 square meters across cross land near the western swith switzerland town of lace and and it was spray painted using a mixture of coal and chalk. hello again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines the daily dea

at least half of those on the state of south paulo brazil is epicenter for the pandemic president jalal sanaa who has dismissed scientific advice and has led a number of anti lock down protests a new toy can be a source of joy for a child but in iran economic sanctions are making it harder to get consumer goods so one man's doing his best to put a smile on children's faces simple shopping has more from tough on. the pieces of broken toys are put back together again. we're giving new life to old things has been a family tradition for nearly 50 years if you are someone you love have a favorite toy that needs fixing there are people here who are able to help and said listen to this doll belongs to my daughter thankfully they repaired it because it was very expensive under sanctions and. if we could send it back to exchange it with a new one but here we have to bring it to be repaired. many of the toys that come through the door sentimental value for the owner but sanctions have made good quality toys. what is available is expensive so iranians also find it cheaper to repair than replace we

it's a 50 percent increase if compared to the same period last year since taking office president jalal tornado has been calling to open up the amazon for development and those involved in illegal activities here have taken his words seriously miami daniel represents that road i mindedness community and says she's afraid illegal gold miners will spread kovi 1000. but only if the virus enters our land we're worried we want to have enough to tendin a company all our members we have more than 50000 indigenous communities in this country and we're very worried about that we don't have enough doctors for what could happen here last week a 15 year old boy died of covert 19 he belonged to the gentleman mean community there's around 20000 illegal gold miners in general mommy territory which stretches at the border between brazil and venezuela in the 1960 s. and eighty's illegal miners introduce deceases such as missiles among the gentle mom indigenous community here it killed around 50 percent of the population many here fear the same thing could happen again and that's why members of the indig