the world avoid catching the protectionist bieber well to discuss that i'm now joined by our band nagra a professor of economics at columbia university and a former indian chair at the g. twenty summits professor and so good to talk to you thank you very much for your time. now professor you have long advocated against the imposition of tariffs and other protectionist measures you believe that india should decrease trade barriers in order to be more competitive but tariffs are not only and they cannot. make magic they're also a political and diplomatic tool when somebody flaps you with terrorists should you just turn the other cheek but it is a difficult. balance and one needs to or also take into account the possibility of. protectionism happening against you so simply as. a matter of tactic you cannot sit back so you know if protection is being imposed on you at some point you do have to react but this is a balancing act roxanna you know because your own parents also do hurt you and you don't want to carry it too far now i know that you have been fairly complimentary of prime minister

grenade launchers against protesters but a sanchez has been meeting grieving families in the capital nagra. the family of eighteen year old alexander min thus i say he disappeared after taking part in a protest in may his mother might get he does says ten days later she got a call from the coroner's office she was asked to formally identify alexander's body well as it was the letters that i never imagined this would happen but i would hear that the doctor told me both he died of natural causes that and that he got scared and had a heart attack. eighteen year olds rarely die that way so much let it go into an independent forensic doctor for a second opinion so you know what a fix. and he said my son was strangled to death. but ready to then filed the complaint with me get out was permanent commission for human rights the group say it's been overwhelmed by such reports. on wednesday the organization of american states described the situation in the ghetto one as grave and. been considering the deepening and increasing deterioration of the grave human rights crisis in nicaragua the enter amer

documentary film i'm a huge you know the rotten tomatoes web site you know which is a website which gauges nagra gates and put some old together he's got a hundred percent on there i wouldn't mention boston to boston except he's got one hundred percent you know nobody's criticize it badly he got many awards though not an oscar perhaps nine off that was too much for the academy to consider who knows but more recently in twenty thirteen he actually came here it's a balance of the film festival and he was given an honorary gold. for his definitive work which actually had its first showing the film festival in one thousand nine hundred eighty five and while he spoke five years ago to receive their would we spoke to him about the film. neither a feature film nor a documentary on all issues. the film can really be categorized as exist. and it doesn't belong in any particular genre. in a documentary you use material that already exists such as an audio material or moving images but with shoah what already existed was a story of annihilation and one that left behind no trace. french filmmaker. in paris