i worked here for 12 hours every day. >> reporter: macri faces strong opposition that mostly comes by the supporters of former president cristina kirchner. the government claims that for years the previous government handed over public jobs in exchange of political support, or as a way of generating the jobs that the private sector did not. >> translator: we're reviewing all contracts because we found very strange things. for example, in the last three years, we've seen an increase of 50% of state employees. if anyone's being paid and is not working it is disrespectful to the workers. it is public money. >> reporter: protests like this one will probably continue in argentina. as the new government tries to bring about the promised change that got mauricio macri elected and that those that oppose him have vowed to fight back, teresa vo, al jazeera. >> more on the website, aljazeera.com. different stories about the environment. one message. >> this year is blowing our minds. >> storms generated by a powerful weather system. >> these urchins are in trouble right now, why is that? >> our

president macri met the prosecutor's two daughters on the anniversary of his death.e was found dead in his apartment hours just before he was to testify in the bombing of a jewish center. >>> hundreds have employees have lost their jobs in argentina. many of them are political activists and supporters of cristina kirchner. >> a prong test by people who say they have lost their jobs. this woman said she had been working for six years and now her contract has not been rene renewed. the government is playing off state employees and they're accusing of us being activists, of getting paid and not coming to work. i have three children to support, and my contract has not been reviewed. >> president macri came to power promising change after 12 years of the populous government of kis cristina kirchner. he said that the politics of cristina kirchner has left the country in the red. that's why they're looking at the status of hundreds of thousands of employees. there are fears that they do not hold jobs at all but rather just collect a sall salary. >> these people chant that t

he works in stenography. >> they accuse us of not working, i work here for 12 hours every day. >> macriaces strong opposition, that comes from supporters ever former president cristina kirchner. the government complains that the previous government turned over jobs in a way of generating jobs that the private sector did not. >> we are reviewing all contracts because we found very strange things. for example in the last three years we've seen an increase of 50% of state employees. if anyone's being paid and is not working it's disrespectful to the workers, it is public money. >> protests like this one will probably continue in argentina as the new government tries to bring about the promised change that got mauricio macri elected. teresa vo, al jazeera, buenos aires. >> more on the website, aljazeera.com. in india, a woman's fate can take a cruel twist when her husband dies. >> they would beat me, both my daughter in law and my son would beat me.

mauricio macri. >> cristina kirchner failed to cover up the assassination. >>> political activists andupporters ever former president cristina kirchner. teresa vo has the story. >> reporter: a protest by people who say they have lost their jobs. maria says she has been working for the plaza municipality for six years and her contract has not been renewed. >> translator: the government is paying off state employees and they are accusing us of being activists, of getting paid and not coming to work. i have three children to support and my contract has not been reviewed. >> reporter: mauricio macri came to power promising change after 12 years ever government of cristina kirchner. macri allegation that cristina kirchner has left the country into the red, they will look into the status of thousands of public employees because of the fear that they don't hold jobs at all but rather, just collect a salary. the people are chanting, we want to work. over 5500 people are having their contracts reviewed. many have already been fired and what they say that they will continue protesting until they

macri met mr. nisman's daughters, to give them confidence new imiz would be placeemphasis would beplaced on. until answers are founder to some of these questions, he was an important figure, he was investigating a major case that implicated the previous government. we mentioned the fact that allegations were made against iran's involvement in this, in the bombing in 1994. so many, many questions still waiting to be answered here. >> daniel schweimler, in buenos aires, thank you. >>> new government ss many of them are supporters of former president cristina kirchner, teresa vo has the story. >> a protest by people who say they have lost their jobs. she says she as been working at the plata municipality for six years and now her contract has not been renew. >> translator: the government is playing off state employees and they are accusing us of being activists, of getting paid and not coming to work. i have three children to support and my contract has not been reviewed. >> reporter: mauricio macri c

he was a supporter of the ex-president kirchner, and has been critical of the macri government.e defeated - i no longer have a show. this is what the political right wing needs to silence voices. tens of thousands were on the streets to protest the firing and measures that will affect the argentinian space. the president whose party won the elections is trying to reverse a media reform law. it was designed to break up media monopolies, macri has gone to court requesting a decree giving him a legal right to reverse the law without the consent of congress. >>> for more than a decade, the federally administered tribal areas have been unstable and dangerous. bordering afghanistan, the maintain annous lands are home to pashtun tribes, and six recognised militant groups. it is a perilous assignment. the region has been tart by drone strikes, it is one of the toughest stories to get at in the so-called war on terror. reporting on the effects on the ground, on the people there, led to a number of journalists getting killed. fatah and waziristan was militarized, locked down. few reporter

. >> macri came to power after cristina kirchner. he announced that the former president cristina kirchner has left the country financially in the red. that's why authorities have announced they'll look into the status of thousands of public employees because of fears they don't actually hold jobs at all but rather just collect a salary. >> these people are chanting, we want to work. over 5,500 people are having their contracts reviewed. mean have already been fired. and what they say they will continue protesting until they get their jobs back. >> all around argentina there are thousands in a similar situation. at the cultural center the contracts of 600 people have not been renewed. >> this man works in stenography, and claims they are not even allowed to enter the building. >> we signed the contract with the previous administration until december 2016. they are ignoring that contract and accuse us of not working. i worked here for 12 hours every day. >> macri faces strong opposition that mostly comes by the supporters of former pr

tens of thousands of people demonstrated in buenos aires on tuesday in opposition to macri's reforms and in defense of radio host morales. in more media news, al jazeera america has announced it will terminate broadcast and digital operations in the united states by the end of april. the u.s.-focused branch of the qatar-based network began in 2012, when al jazeera purchased current tv in 2012 from former vice president al gore. the tv channel has suffered from loratings nce its unch. al jazeera says it will continue al jazeera english and expand digital operations in the u.s. pentagon officials have confirmed a new force of u.s. special operations troops has arrived in iraq. speaking at fort campbell, kentucky, wednesday, defense secretary ash carter said the new troops are working with iraqi forces to kill and capture members of the self-proclaimed islamic state. pentagon officials first announced this new deployment of special operations troops in december, saying they would likely number around 100 soldiers. in pakistan, at least five people have been killed in this year's first r

it's one of the steps taken by the new president mauricio macri. daniel schweimler reports. >> freezing cold winter of new york where the first negotiations have taken place between the argentine government of president mauricio macri and the hedge funds of the united states which claim that something like $1.3 billion is owed to them, as a fallout from argentina's financial collapse in 2001-2002, when it defaulted on debts of about $100 billion. >> translator: i hope we can quickly deal with those debts we couldn't negotiate, when this is resolved we will have more energy more possibilities and more financing for those who want to invest, grow, and create work for argentinians. >> the former government of cristina kirchner, said they were immoral, illegal and they refused to pay them. the new government, the new finance min sister says that cost argentina daily, that failure to reach any kind of agreement with the hedge funds. he said that the country is willing to negotiate to find a solution to this problem, as soon as possible, that it will be

el presidente de argentina macri recibiÓ a las hijas del fiscal nisman, que amaneciÓ muerto en el gobierno en clase debido a las barreras del lenguaje, el hecho de insistir que aprendan solo en inglÉs limita las posibilidad de Éxito academico, lucÍa burga hablÓ de las inz vshs de tener los dos idiomas. lucÍa: si su hijo es uno de los 50 estudiante de las escuelas pÚblicas del paÍs, esto les afecta, un nivel de lenguaje acadÉmico mÁs avanzado que nunca antes. >> las estadÍsticas muestra que los niÑo que su aprenden en dos idiomas aprenden mÁs. lucÍ lucÍa: univisiÓn visito varias escuelas del paÍs, en donde los niÑos inmigrantes aprenden en su lengua materna. >> niÑos que vienen en diferentes niveles cada uno, unos principiantes y otros mÁs avanzados y el reto como maestra es llenar las necesidades de cada niÑo en inglÉs. desde los 4 a los 7 aÑos separan dramÁticamente a los alumnos que solo se preparan en un programa normal, segÚn expertos marca la diferencia de los beneficios de este tipo de programas. los programas de enseÑanza bilingÜe o enseÑanza dual van en aumento >> el niÑo es capaz

reportero: el presidente de uruguay vÁzquez y el argentino macri, se reunieron hoy para llevar a concretar con estados unidos.. reportero: honduras recibiÓ un grupo deportados de estados unidos. viajaron juntos con su madre, fueron recibidos por ana garcÍa, quien les asegurÓ que se brindarÁ apoyo para reinsertarlos. la primera dama dijo que no comparte el proceso. ilia: las cuatro semanas mÁs ocupadas del aÑo en los gimnasios, empezaron a partir del 1 de enero, pero mientras pasan los dÍas tambiÉn empiezan a desocuparse. cristina godoy nos amplÍa. cristina: la razÓn segÚn los entrenadores es que la gente no encuentra placer en las actividades. >> tener un entrenador tiene sus buenos beneficios. cristina: labra sandoval dice que por aÑos tratÓ de buscar una rutina para que le proporcionarÁ lo que ella necesitaba. >> me siento bien cuando estoy haciendo ejercicio. cristina: segÚn expertos, un enlace regular deberÍan encontrar una disciplina que estimula el cerebro y el corazÓn. una alternativa podrÍan ser las artes marciales. desde los cinco aÑos alejandro espinosa, practica taekwondo, ahora

antes un perro habÍa llegado tan alto en argentina se trata de la mascota del presidente mauricio macriban teiesos. >>> despuÉs le subiÓ Ésta foto, mÁs de una prenda dice que quiere dejar otras cosas tambiÉn. mary. >>> todos los vecinos se han unido. unido. >>> estÁ original la idea >> $250 mil. >> ¿y quÉ pasÓ con el dinero? >> y en siete meses estÁ negativa $17 mil. >> yo dije: "dios mÍo, me mandaste este hombre del cielo". >> ¡¿un economista cubano?! ¡ ¿tÚ eres boba?! >> este hombre fue el que llevÓ el negocio a la bancarrota. >> a ti hay que darte con este mallete por la cabeza para ver si te entra por lo menos media cÉlula. >> Él es el culpable de la muerte de mi hija, doctora. al mes de conocerlo, de presentÁrmelo como su novio, me dice que se quiere operar los senos. >> ¿quÉ clase de irresponsable va a dejar que su novia se opere

as the new government tries to bring about the promised change that got mauricio macri elected and that those that oppose him have vowed to fight back, teresa vo, al jazeera. >> more on the website, aljazeera.com. different stories about the environment. one message. >> this year is blowing our minds. >> storms generated by a powerful weather system. >> these urchins are in trouble right now, why is that? >> our oceans getting warmer and more toxic. land frozen for years now melting. what is happening around the planet and what can science do about it? the latest technology from above and boots on the ground. >> you've got to get down there with your hands, in the mud. >> are we looking for a dead one? >> all trying to fight back, but is it too late? >> when the pacific speaks, everybody around the planet better listen. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh! >> oh my god! >>

the only incumbent who has expressa rejection is the new president of argentina, mauricio macri.no one in the presidency complained. the high prices of oil were responsible largely for this attitude. but now going to the beginning of your program, the confrontation started even before the national assembly is in place, has already started. how it will end, i hope the international community keeps their eyes on. like eric said very well, the international community, oas, the secretary-general, the importance of his new post. >> and virginia, before we go, what is the mood like there as we are just days away from the inauguration? >> reporter: well, there's a great sense of indignation that what seemed like ohopeful, hopefully a peaceful resolution to an embattled society, is set to continue. i think people were hoping that the government would read the electoral results as what it came as, as a call for change. but instead the government seems intent on becoming even more radical than it has in the past, and also, like we've been discussing, there's also the sense that they're not

as promised, the newly elected president mauricio macri scrapped export taxes on grain and beef, and knocking the soybean tax down to 30 percent. painful prices for dairy farmers aren't expected to ease anytime soon. bloomberg reports as producers saw the lowest prices in 12 years last year, sluggish demand and market turmoil in china will only further hurt prices. canadian processor saputo predicts milk prices to remain depressed in 2016. and now it's a question of which country's producers can handle the lower prices and adapt to volatility. canada based potash corp says its halting production at a mine in new burnswick. the picadilliy mine just opened in late 2014--and was expected to crank out up to one point 8 million tons of potash a year. but prices have dropped significantly in recent years...from 900 dollars a ton in 2008 to roughly 300 a ton now. the decision to layoffs..although it will be capable of restarting production if prices increase. those are the headlines...let's check in now with meteorologist mike hoffman. mike, things are getting ugly out east. you are absolut

leyes de medios de comunicaciÓn, se buscarÁ la mrur ri dado dijo el jefe de gabinete, el presidente macriad moderada. >>> cuba conmemora hoy, 57 aÑos de su revoluciÓn, en este a no marcado por la nueva etapa de la relaciÓn entre la habana y washington. las calles de la habana, lucen hoy con banderas y proclamas alusivas, mÁs adelante mas noticias aquÍ en un nuevo dia, pero ahora vamos con informe sobre los deportes. daniel. >>> seguimos con ra rumba, en un nuevo dÍa. ♪ ♪ eso. >>> fuerte aplauso para el robot... que a juzgar por tamaÑo debe ser familia de edgardo. >>> lo que si no sdet detuvo elo de los deportes. >>> bueno, quien sabe quÉ, letty coo, estuvo investigando y nos presenta la otra pasiÓn de uno de los preferidos. >>> cristiano ronaldo. >>> bienvenidos a la otra pasiones, aquÍ donde seguimos a las mÁs grandes estrellas el deporte para conocer un poco mÁs de ellos y conocer cual es su otra pasiÓn. como alguna vez dijo Él mismo, es joven, bello y millonario y gracias a su gran riqueza que el delantero se puede dar el ru jode comprar su vicio, los automÓviles mÁs scompexclusivos mu

30 aÑos al aire su despido se debiÓ a motivos polÍticos porque criticÓ al nuevo presidente mauricio macri policÍas fueron atacados con piedras con varios in coro formes que estaban con mÁscara, mÁs adelante yo segregreso conÁ noticias y que tal si continuamos con las noticias y estos guapos. >>> mÉxico y venezuela representados en las olimpiadas por diego y este servidor. >>> en estÁn partido no apto para cardiaco que se fue a tiempo extra, los cavaliers dominaron a los mavericks, cleveland iba perdiendo por 16 puntos pero lebron james se puso el equipo en la espalda y anotÓ 27 tantos y llevÓ a su equipo para o vver times. >>> miren seÑores los lakers de las Ángeles para despecho de diego considerados este aÑo como el peor equipo de la nba ayer obtuvieron su victoria nÚmero 9 para enfrentarse. los lakers comenzaron perdiendo pero williams prendiÓ los motores anotÓ 19 puntos para un resultado final a favor de los Ángeles 95-91. >>> se quedÓ. >>> pero miren nada mÁs los nuevos campeones nacionales del fÚtbol universitario regresaron ayer a casa y fueron recibidos como hÉroes como se merecen

as that in part because they have improvement in governance with macri's coming in? muhtar: partly.est, but nothing like that. stephanie: you are the biggest beverage in a still and a sparkling, no matter what. i think it is like the united states some of the cleanest of the dirty shirt. what happens if your whole sector ends up in a decline? muhtar: the sector will not end up in decline because it is one of the most dynamic consumer products products in the world. it is the fastest-growing consumer-products business. in the next decade, there will be $300 billion and criminally spent by consumers in this sector. spent byentally consumers in this sector. there are 2.1 billion households in the world. household consumes 25th beverages, all kinds of beverages, hot, cold, sparkling, still. of those 26, less than two are ours. david: but they are consuming different kinds of beverages. you have a very large battleship that you have to move from full calorie to low-calorie. muhtar: of the 3000 beverage products, 1000 of them are low-calorie or no calorie, so we have moved. the last 20 ye