then the leave italy and go to argentina and there's huge population of italians in argentina. buenos aires is considered the little italy of south america and there's a sense of presence of spaniards and italians in the town. the family moves to argentina, his grandmother is introduce dosed to if grand father and he raises her first son, pope francis, teaches him the lives of the saints saints and how toy his prayers. a earthy catholic jim and if you go town to -- go into the neighborhood in buenos boundaryu really feel like it's almost your in europe. and from that grows and develops jorge mario brogoio. he is argentinian but his family and roots are in italy. he speaks in italian. born speaking spanish and italian so he has this unique foot of being from the south america, the americas but also having a foot in italy. and understanding that culture, understanding that sense of catholicism that he was raised by obviously his mother and father, but by his priests who were from italy. very important figures in his life. and grand-mother what was born in italy and he has a commi

-argentina partnership and recognizes argentina's economic reforms and as mr. royce said, i am proud to be an original co-sponsor of mr. sires' important bill. up until the recent election of president macri, argentina was going in the wrong direction. but since macri came to office, he's made some tough but much-needed economic reforms and he's shown that argentina is willing to be engaged in areas of mutual interest to our two countries and expand our bilateral relations. president macri's commitment to these reforms should be commended, but he hasn't just shown strong leadership on economic reforms, president macri has shown strong character and leadership to the rule of law and pursuit of justice. he has done so by announcing his intention to continue to investigate and prosecute those responsible for the 1994 bombing of the argentine-israeli mutual association, amia, in buenos aries argentina. last month we marked the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attack on the israeli embassy in buenos aries which was followed bit 1994 amia attack. it is no secret tha

argentina's football association has sacked edgardo bauza as coach of the national side as they struggle to qualify for next year's world cup. argentina are currently fifth in south america's qualification table and only the top four are guaranteed a place in russia. this has happened in the past our. i'm joined now by the bbc‘s south american football expert tim vickery. he was given a vote of confidence a few days ago? it's been a very messy time in argentina with the rumour mill is saying he's going to be sacked, but officials saying his job is safe. he got the job last year because of chaos in the argentinian fa —— rumour mills. lionel messi briefly retired in protest from international football and the previous coach retired in protest. they had an election for argentinian fa president last year, 75 institutions eligible to vote, it ended up 38 each, do the maths. rail chaos in the argentinian fa. that allowed that they conceive or too come and get the job —— allowed that they conceive or too come and get thejob —— real chaos. it's no surprise he found it really hard.

macri: i'm very happy that you came back to argentina. erik: thank you for having me back and thank you for having me to the presidential residence. what begin by asking you we will see tomorrow. the country will be paralyzed in some respects by a national strike. as you know, the rest of the thought that you were leading argentina out of its populist path. this looks very much like populism. what happened? we are leaning: toward being toward a countryble and reliable , but in the process of a , we still have minorities thinking that in the past things were better. the important thing is what saturday.n people have gathered around their homes to express that they really believe in what we are doing. they want to modernize the country. they want to be part of the world. have an intelligent approach to be part of the conversation, so we are feeling great support from the citizens and looking around at what is going on, not only in the .egion, but the whole world i think that we are quite a because we are doing enormous transformations, and,

out of argentina. that has occupied the press and argentina for some months. is toe needs this year solidify his popularity locally. as of now, i would argue he's more popular outside argentina th inside argentina, even though he has around50% popularity. having midterm elections is a critical test. popularity on to a wave of dissatisfaction with his predecessor. how much has that improved? is president trump right that he has created tremendous success down there? argentina was injuring a lot of distortions and the president has started to solve some of those distortions. but the main issue that remains is the size of the fiscal deficit and the size of the public sector. that is something that clearly has not been tackled as aggressively because the potential cost in terms of employment and popularity. argentina is clearly on the right path and trying to implement the right ideas. the implementation is taking a bit longer because of politics. david: do they have the political wherewithal, strength, and capital to make the changes? i suspect that means governm

scar. - by the mid 1970's argentina had been in trouble for a while. finally in 1976 the military essentially said we're gonna put an end to this and they led a very dramatic coup. they killed anywhere between 10,000 and 30,000 suspected leftists, including many people who really had no involvement with the left. these people were drugged, kidnapped, thrown out of helicopters, tortured. some of the worst things in latin america's recent history. - [narrator] three more revolutions in nicaragua, el salvador and brazil shook the region. - that's when we saw in central america all these civil wars and revolutions break out. you had at that time military juntas, especially in the southern cone and many other places. and president carter did not pull any punches in calling a spade a spade and denouncing human rights violations, which led a number of governments to sort of back away a little bit from the united states at that time. - it's taken decades and decades for the us to attempt to distance itself from that really bad period of our history. because we

under his leadership, argentina has taken a growing role. the president has also implemented economic reforms and improved the environment for investment trade and long-term economic development. a lot of people are talking about the great things that are happening in argentina. he is sharing the summit, i think i'll be going. i think i've been invited. we look forward to being there. the incredible economic path from argentina is something for the world to watch. i know that an important part of his campaign was a promise to increase security and argentina. i promised him we are going to strengthen our partnership to fight crime. we have agreed to launch a new bilateral cyber working group which will help the security and economic interests of both of our countries. we will be working on that very hard. the global cyber community will all be working together. we will be working diligently. it's a great day when two friends, friends and have known each other for many, many years, i knew him when he was young. it's a great honor to have you h

estuve en argentina, solamente hasta los cuatro aÑosme fui de argentina a mÉxico con mi familia por motivos polÍticos y crecÍ en el d.f. >> ¿cuÁnto tiempo viviste en mÉxico? >> un poquito mÁs de ocho aÑos. >> no se puede ser mÁs mexicano. >> yo me siento mexicana, aunque aveces en mÉxico me recuerdan que no lo soy y me duele.ç fue a mÉxico la meta mÍa era que univisiÓn me diera accesoen chiapas, para investigar cÓmo sociÓloga y me doy cuenta que la tesis la van a leer un mÁximo de 10 personas y la historia yo querÍa que la conocieron miles de personas y fue que dice, esto es lo que me gusta realmente hacer. profesiones pasiÓn y tambiÉnlo es mi familia y mis amigos el paso del tiempo me di cuenta que me encanta la profesiÓn pero aveces siento que la cultura en la que vivimos y el momento no hay lealtad de corporaciÓn. siempre he sido muy entregada y me he dado cuenta que de un dÍa para otro, puedo dejar de estar acÁ en cambio los amigos y la familia son lo mÁs importante. >> legalmente eres argentina y mexicana? >> tengo triple ciudadanÍa. >> el futuro tuyo estÁ en

erik: where does argentina fit in and america first foreign policy? spite of relations between argentina and the -- es, we have to talk erik: so you need to have a united front? >> we need because we are members, so we will work together on future relations. i expect we will find a way to improve and increase our commercial relations together with any other space of cooperation. for example, against drug trafficking, against terrorism come in favor of peace. there are many ways we can cooperate. erik: there are many ways you can compete as well. america wants some of the same export markets you want. >> that happens always. harry's andst on which we can be complementary, than to compete, there is always time, no? david: we have more exclusive interviews ahead. . went one-on-one with jack lew we gathered a wealth of intelligence about sectors and market trends. up next, frank talk from some prominent ceos. bankruptcy,ack from so is the company banking on trump's promises to bring back:. benefitsnk there is and call in a scalability and reliability. dav

erik: on what basis, where does argentina fit in and america first policy? talk spite of what we can of the regular relations between argentina and the states, we between --n -- talk and the united states. erik: you need to have a united front. >> we are going to work together in that future relationship and i expect we will find a way to improve and increase our commercial relations together, with any other spaces of corporation. for example, against drug region,ing, against the in favor of peace. there are many ways in which we can cooperate. erik: there are many ways in which you can compete as well. america wants some of the export markets that you want. >> that happens always. thenn be complementary and to compete, there is always time. david: we have more exclusive interviews ahead. i went one-on-one with jack lew, president obama's treasury secretary and we gathered a wealth of information about market trends. up next, frank talk with some ceos. think there are inherent ,enefits associated with coal it's affordability and reliability. david: this is b

argentina's football association has sacked edgardo bauza as coach of the national side as they struggle to qualify for next year's world cup. argentina are currently fifth in south america's qualification table and only the top four are guaranteed a place in russia.

. >> en argentina todos tenemos un poco de anti nacionalismo que le saliÓ a trump, nadie estÁ de acuerdo y a nadie le gusta. reportera: se ha reportado un declive en el nÚmero de turista lo que significa pÉrdidas econÓmicas multimillonarias. >> si se mantiene la tendencia va a afectar al paÍs. reportera: algo que podrÍa afectar a las compaÑÍas locales que dependen del turismo. >> comida, o ropa van a tener impacto, porque la demanda va a ser para toda la industria y en consecuencia va a haber pÉrdida de empleo. reportera: aseguran que otros simplemente no pueden costear un viaje a este paÍs. >> lo Único es por el caro de el dÓlar. no siento que haya una en pedimento. ramÓn: mÁs adelante le diremos cuÁles son los planes para el pago de colegiaturas de su pequeÑo. fracaso para corea del norte, pero esta acciÓn puede interpretarse como un desafÍo para el presidente trump. , estos programas, incluyen opciones, para la jornada parcial de educaciÓn preescolar y tambiÉn del dÍa completo. la matricula temporal, tiene un costo de 1000 docientos dÓlares al mes. si usted desea

the england rugby union coach eddiejones has named his 31 man squad to tour argentina this summer. he's lost 16 of his players on lions duty and almost half his touring party are uncapped. 0ur rugby reporter chrisjones has more from twickenham. the england coach today was relu cta nt to the england coach today was reluctant to talk about lions selection but with 16 englishmen on that trip his squad for the tour of argentina in the summer was all was going to have a fascinating look to it. there are 15 uncapped players in the party including the teenagers ben and tom curry and several others,. after his lions disappointment dylan hartley will again captain england while other big is names to miss out on the lions are chris robshaw, james haskel, joan launchbury and ford are also heading to south america. he says his squad has asked striking blend of youth and experience. what i want these young guys to do is not wait for the senior players to ask them to do things. i want them to come in the squad and push the envelope. the curry boys, lone watch them play once and you could see the

he will do a fantastic job for argentina. i feel very comfortable backing him because they need certain things from the united states. i feel very comfortable backing him because i know what i'm backing, i am backing a man who loves his people and loves his country. >> [inaudible] we are thinking about it. i know all about the lemons. believe it or not, the lemon business is big. we are going to give that serious consideration. one of the reasons he is here, about lemons. i will tell him about north korea and he will tell me about lemons. i think we are going to be very favorably disposed. we will be talking. >> [indiscernible] >> venezuela is a mess. renegotiating nafta [inaudible] >> i was going to terminate nafta as of two or three days from now. the president of mexico, i have a very good relationship, called , also the prime minister of canada, who i have a very good relationship, and i like the settlement very much, they called me. they said rather than terminating nafta, would you please renegotiate? i like them very m

a collaboration on internet and cybersecurity with argentina. he has said he would be talking to mauricio macri about north korea. one more headline to bring you. president trump saying nafta negotiations will start quote-unquote very soon. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." political turmoil this year is highlighting the resilience of emerging markets. anyway sayers have cautioned against excessive optimism as investors piled into stocks, bonds and current sis. but the rally continues unabated. our next guest says emerging markets, including those in latin america, will offer a variety of investment opportunities in the years ahead. joining news to now is managing director and chief investment officer for latin america for u.b.s. wealth management. just publishing today, perfect timing, as mauricio macri is meeting donald trump in the white house. a report called latin america, beyond peak trade. what exactly is the thesis? >> basically what we're looking at is that latin america has depended on export growth from let's

are leaning in argentina reliablee digital and countries. maybethey think that [inaudible] global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . we are rounding out the session in japan and also in australia. it has been a risk off a four asian investors. the minutes from the fed not giving a lot of investors sentiment boosted. no one wants to hear the fed is going to shrink its balance sheet. annika has closed and the hang seng weaker in late trade. some conviction on the chinese sharemarket. adding to yesterday's gains up thene third of 1% ahead of xi-trump meeting. unicom falling after rising on the open. it is china's second largest mobile carrier. imax china falling by the most of a year on news that private equity investors will sell their 6% stake. softbank falling in japan down by around three quarters of 1%. there is a concern that its merger could face opposition with some bondholders. we are awaiting the decision from the r

el sismo se sintiÓ tambiÉn en argentina. una grabaciÓn mostróel momento en que era su hornada una diputada en mÉxico. presentadora: un fuerte terremoto en magnitud 6.9 sacudiÓ a chile y se sintió incluso en argentina. a pesar de haberse presentado mÁs de 20rÉplicas al movimiento telÚrico, no se informÓ de mÁs fatales. sin embargo, el aeropuerto de santiago sufriÓ daÑos en piso y techo. por consejo de la psicÓloga del niÑo, la madre le habÍa prohibido al entrenador fernando sierra que volviera a ver al menor pero sierra lo sacÓ de la escuela, lo asesinó y se suicidÓ. el niÑo habÍa sido abusado sexualmente durante varios meses. el votar asesinato de zÁrate tan sÓlo tres aÑos, ha extendido a colombia generando indignaciÓn.se unas autoridades, la menor fue maltratada, presentaba signos de desnutriciÓn y tortura y al parecer tambiÉn fue Árida sexualmente. reportero: cuando el nombre de giuliana, aÚn retumba en la mente de los colombianos por la crueldad, otra pequeÑa de tres aÑos de edad en circunsta

argentina's economy is flagging. jobs and salaries have been cut by the government, in efforts to stabilise public finances. and just blocks away, the president welcomed latin american leaders at an economic forum. he defended his policies. translation: the future depends on us, and if we work together, telling the truth, argentina will be without a doubt the country with the highest growth in the next 20 years. outside the meeting, there was tight security, and across the capital, streets were empty. businesses closed, rubbish left uncollected. planes were also grounded, affecting 800 flights. train stations were deserted as well. the president accused the unions of mafia like behaviour. five people were injured in clashes with police, and six arrested. let's bring you this breaking news. we have been trying to confirm from the last few minutes, the us has launched tomahawk cruise missiles againstan launched tomahawk cruise missiles against an airbase in syria. it is thought this was near homs, from which the chemic

nadal won 6—1, 6—1, and he plays argentina's diego schwartzman next. 14 time major winner tiger woods has gone under the knife again to try and cure the pain in his back and leg which has plagued him over the last two years. it's the third back operation that woods has had in 19 months and he announced on his website that the surgery went well, and that he's optimistic it will relieve his back spasms and pain. the 41—year—old also added that he looks forward to getting back to a normal life, playing with his kids and competing in professional golf. the american is almost certain to miss the us open, open championship and us pga later this year. he last won a major back in 2008. 0lympic 100m hurdle champion brianna rollins has been banned for 12 months forfailing to properly file her whereabouts information and therefore missing three drugs tests in 2016. the us anti—doping agency announced that the 25—year—old, who won gold in rio last summer, will now miss the world championships in london this august. rollins, who also won the world title in 2013, did complete eight out—

was supposedmacri to be leading argentina out of populism. they say he has had some success , marketon a reformist oriented path but with midterm october, heoming in has had some obstacles. growth isn't fast enough and inflation is high. that is causing discontent and you can see it manifested in demonstrations. unions are coalescing about this idea that macri has not done enough it is in producing enough in the way of results, jobs and higher salaries. is one thinghere the president of argentina needs or that would help him, what ?ould that be >> the one thing he would love .o see are lower interest rates interest rates are high because the central bank is fighting inflation. if there is more it would stimulate growth, economic elements, jobs, higher salaries. the other thing they could do is weaken the peso. the strong peso makes their exports uncompetitive. cheaper imports reduce the need startgentine industry to cranking up. but then you compromise the independence of the central bank which is what of the first things that macri restored

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tiene la nacionalidad argentina, italiana y estadounidense. se va a mÉxico en la piel y en el corazÓn, estÁ llena de recuerdos y se emocionÓ mucho al recordar su infancia mexicana. una mujer de profunda inteligencia, profunda sensibilidad fue un honor conocerla, van a conocerla en la mesa. ramÓn: en este recorrido que has hecho con la mesa. quÉ es lo que has aprendido y descubierto de la comunidad inmigrante aquÍ en california? leÓn: es una pregunta muy difÍcil de responder. he descubierto muchÍsimas cosas, algunas me han entristecido, otras me han preocupado. pero creo que la lecciÓn mÁs importante es el gozo con el que nuestra gente enfrenta la vida cotidiana, enfrentan los desafÍos enormes, que la vida les ha puesto enfrente, no sÓlo en la vida diaria acÁ. como llegaron a estados unidos la infancia que tuvieron en sus paÍses de origen. entrevistado gente de todos los paÍses. creo que la gran lecciÓn con la que me quedo es el gozo, autÉntico gozo a pesar de los desafÍos tan complicados con los que enfrentan la vida todos

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president is getting praise for the overhaul of a tax code as he prepares to welcome the president of argentina to the white house moments from now. peter doocy's on capitol hill, but we begin with john roberts on the north lawn. >> it looks like there some movement on health care. white house officials telling me they are optimistic and that they'll be hearing from capitol hill that there could soon be a vote as early as two. thomas dominic the white house has been letting these two sides work things out between the two of them. they are cautiously optimistic that they might get a vote by the end of the week, but they're pretty confident that it could happen by the end of next week. the chief of staff at the white house was on special report with brad baer last night and he said he doesn't want to rush this bill. they will have a vote on it when they know they have 260 members supported. >> we don't want to put an artificial deadline on this, so we just want to keep this in a better place and we think we will get a vote soon or next week. however we decide, will be excited about it. >> trade i

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an example of why venezuela and argentina, democratic elected leaders nationalized their country and set price controls but those very policies are actually in line with what many rank and file americans would wish those types of policy controls and are in line with many americans say they might want. we talked about nationalizing industries like health care. just the other day i was reading an article in which a professor advocate for the nationanationalization of facebook which was very surprising. price control. how many people tell you they hate rent controlled building. i promise we'll tell you that. people living in them like price control buildings. we see price control in healthcare, in polling, when it's not associated with cost, people like price controlling in healthcare even though price controls in healthcare cause massive distortions in the market and undermine the exchanges for americans. spending in education, we have more than doubled spending for people one students over the past several decades, and have gotten basically no increase in test scores. however, a kaise

argentina is one of the biggest exporters of lemons in the world. joe: what was the dispute about argentine lemons and why has the trump administration seem to fit to change the policy? shannon: some of it was sanitary issues. some of it was. taxes and subsidies. was it a fair trade with the united states? obama had been reviewing it and had decided to let the lemons in. and then trump stops that. looks after this meeting, he seems favorably disposed. you can buy an argentine lemon. mari so macri and trump have a history together. they have a relationship that goes back a couple of decades. they are both in the construction and real estate industry. do we assume they speak the same religion can get deals done? shannon: i think that will history will be health over argentina. trump seems to trust those that he has known in different settings, that he has no for a long time. he seems to respect mauricio macri. one-timed, mary so macri played him -- one time, mary so macri macri -- mauricio played him in golf and beat him. the next time, he let him whe

it feels it's the best squad available to him to go to argentina and win the series 2—0. there has been lots of speculation over the last 24 hours about the england keeper joe hart, and a possible move to liverpool in the summer. he has been on loan at torino in serie a this season after falling out of favour at manchester city. butjurgen klopp has been quick to put the rumours to bed. the goalkeeper of the english national team, the highest quality, but we have high quality goalkeepers, that's how it is. it's not for us... not in the moment. hopefully not in the future. not because ofjoe i understand the question, but cannot give the answer, probably a few people want. the snooker world championship continues in sheffield, day 5 at the crucible. former champion neil roberston is playing in the first round, the 2015 winner stuart bingham is playing hsis econd round match against kyren wilson. they are just breaking. wilson at the table in the sixth frame. stuart bingham the 2016 winner is struggling. wilson... turning the lights off on neil robertson's side. he is five fr

>> some have swung to the right or center right, we've seen in in argentina. reversing a lot of damage done by the institutions in argentina over the past 15 years. so we have a friendly administration now. the process, as we've seen in brazil, is very slow. argentina shares the same fate, emerging from recession, it's always tough for the painful adjustments when your country is in the midst of recession. >> am i correct in saying i'm picking up a latin theme? >> i think so one is external environments. despite the fact we're in a gradual rate rising environment from the fed and u.s. treasuries, we are also in a sweet spot in terms of the commodity cycle. commodities is what latin america does. mexico is an exception. it's a big exporter. but the rest of latin america, these are some of the biggest commodity exporters, both hard commodities and soft commodity nas we have. they are benefits from that sweet spot in the global economy. >> edwin, thank you very much. quick comment on china? a viewer wants to know your thought on the strength of the chinese econom

from mexico to argentina on average. highest chart, church, military, media. these additions with the lowest level of trust systematically political parties, judiciaries, and law enforcement. the last three are the core of liberal democracy. so that is a problem. the media tends to be connecting with the -- clifford: in the latin american case? francisco: yes. and connecting to the alternative fact-post-truth world, we have not baptized this style of reporting thought in latin america, but we have known it since mastication's, newspaper and radio, started circulating in the 1920's and 1930's. a medium educated person, some with secondary education, will tend to be cynical. to know where news is coming from. a lot of news is packaged in a tabloid medical news. people laugh at themselves. maybe it is a sign of desperation. look at us -- we are in the thick of it. [laughter] we are about to be obliterated, they have accounts in switzerland, isn't it so funny?" people know about it. some of this may be true. some are not. others are in the alternative facts realm.

airlines did rebook the mother and her child in first class all the way to their final destination of argentina. as for the man who got in the arguement...it is against federal law to threaten a flight attendant. (jrstone) tonight-- the father of a missing sacramento girl is pleading for her to come home. 17-year-old kamryn bresee was last seen on wednesday at her mother's home in brentwood. her family is growing increasingly concerned. according to her father... breesee has bipolar disorder and is insulin dependent. he says she did have "some" insulin medicine on her when she went missing... but he fears it won't last long. (john mccarthy/father of missing girl): "we are all terribly scared, and worried and we love you so much - and i know it's typical dad stuff though but i just want my baby home, that's all" mccarthy says bresee has a history of disappearing and getting mixed up with the wrong crowd... but she always returns honme within a day. both brentwood and pittsburg police detectives are now on the case - fearing she may be a target of sex trafficking. for mccarthy-- it doesnt matter

dylan hartley will captain the england squad for their tour of argentina this summer. and the potential return for wayne rooney in time for manchester united's attempts to reach the semifinals of the europa league against anderlecht tonight. more on those stories in 15 minutes. the conservative mpjohn redwood is a long—standing supporter of brexit and is in our westminster newsroom. i was looking at whatjeremy corbyn had done today. he hardly mentioned brexit at all. i think you will need to set a labour's view on brexit, just as we conservatism to set out reviews on a wide range of issues. this a general election. we need a really good relationship with our partners in europe. we are proud on what we have done so far with the economy, but there is more to be done. we want to create more jobs and get better paid jobs. i look forward to setting out our agenda on matt. and the approach of the prime minister. it is pretty much business as usual. she was meeting the president of the european parliament this morning. you feel steady as she goes is the right way to do this

butjones feels this is the best squad available to him to go to argentina and win the series 2—0. manchester united can secure their place in the semi—finals of the europa league this evening. they play anderlecht at old trafford looking to build on their 1—all draw from the first leg. captain wayne rooney in the green looks set to return from injury. winning the europa league would guarantee united a place in next season's champions league — even if they finish outside the premier league's top four. when you are getting to this level, i think the motivation has to be very high. and we must equalise at least, and under that motivation and that dream, i think we showed in brussels that we are a stronger team. we showed in brussels the liverpool manager has ruled out trying to sign joe the liverpool manager has ruled out trying to signjoe hart. but he insists he is happy with his car goalkeeper. he says it's not for us at the moment nor in the future. the british cyclist simon yates will race in this summer's tour de france. he returns after being banned for last year's event,

today we think of argentina as a poor developing country. argentine growth only has lagged american growth by .7% over all of that period. so when you get things wrong, when you have dysfunctional governance, it doesn't undue you in a year, or five years, or even a decade. it does over time. in some ways think of the united states as being like the automobile industry. general motors at one point appeared all powerful. the concern was that it was too powerful and needed to be broken up by anti-trust and all of that. but then mismanagement, lack of functionality of the organization, you had the japanese threat and all that meant, and then you had the bankruptcy that basically wiped out what had been there before, and it needed to be renewed. charlie: and now a general motors that is more competitive, better run than it has been in a long time. >> i think one of the things, having served in the obama administration that i am very proud of is the way we managed that situation. but i think the general motors of several decades ago is something w

presentador: prÁcticamente prÁcticamente toda actividad comercial estuvo paralizada hoy en argentina, debido a una gran huelga federal. la mayor central obrera de este paÍs fue quien lo convocÓ. es la primera medida de fuerza general contra la polÍtica econÓmica de mauricio macri, desde que asumiÓ el poder en el 2015. la policÍa respondiÓ con gases lacrimÓgenos a los manifestantes. sigue la tensiÓn en venezuela. reportera: la oposiciÓn volvió a la calle, esta vez para tranca la principal autopista que conecta el este con el oeste de la capital. una vez concentrados, avisaron que la defensorÍa del pueblo sería el prÓximo punto para reclamar. [sirenas] la policÍa mostrÓ toda su fuerza, los manifestantes su resistencia. [gritos] >> macro donde --dÓnde esta la onu! reportera: su fotÓgrafo fue herido al capturar estas imÁgenes. el chavismo tambiÉn estaba concentrado en el centro de caracas, ni bloqueo ni despliegue policial. >> y con sangre van haber cambios en venezuela! morir o matar parece la consigna oficial. >> si llegara el momento de que cada hombre y mujer de es

andy murray's serve against argentina. andy murray's serve still isn't firing after injury but he still took the first round match against ramos—vinolas. after confirming she is pregnant, serena williams says she is pregnant but could return in tampa next yea r‘s but could return in tampa next year's french but could return in tampa next yea r‘s french open. but could return in tampa next year's french open. more after 1130. scientists have discovered drugs which may be able to stop alzheimer's, parkinson's and a wide range of degenerative brain diseases. one of them is already safely given to people with depression. clinical trials are planned as the drugs have already been shown to stop brain cells dying in mice. the research has been described as potentially a major step forward. with me is is our health correspondent, james gallagher. this is an interesting study and they'll talk about re—purpose thing existing drugs? they haven't secured anything yet. these haven't been trialled in any human being. but what th

a teacher in her native argentina was settled with a vast array of insoluble things compounded by anxiety, depression and irritable bowel syndrome plus a demanding mother to care for. the type of patient with a genuine list of complaints. i offered observations about new york city's pretensions of culture which never measure up to the sophistication of what a series but if i let her talk uninterrupted, it would unveil like a labyrinth. i hear symptoms from every organ, a rundown of her mother's medical bills, critique of metropolitan opera. i wouldn't be able to provide an easy solution for her symptoms and force them to explain the decision of her mother's doctors and the director of the net. who defecates on a routine basis. and by the end the whole thing would turn out to be a sprawling, onerous mess. and would excoriate on gold grounds. i promised myself to let every patient talk. i eliminated the difficult patients, my dated however informal would be flawed. i went to battle and asked how can i help you today? and clicked a stopwatch. every single thing hurt, she said. from my toes t

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macri of argentina for an official visit. the president and the first lady of argentina just left. so we will have a read-out for you very shortly on that. we've got a 2:00 p.m., the president will be signing a memorandum on aluminum imports and threats to national security. we'll try to keep this briefing on time. i know secretary ross spoke about the memo that the president signed yesterday. but i want to reiterate that the american aluminum industry is in trouble, having declined down to the lowest levels of aluminum that we've produced since 1952. it is a critical for our national defenses, the arbitrarilyy ground vehicles and the air force jets, navy warships, that american companies are producing less aluminum than before. especially in the high purity aluminum that's used to build things like the f-35, the f-1 and the c.17's. the secretary of commerce has initiated an investigation to determine what effect our reliance on imported aluminum has on both national and economic security. the memo the president will sign today, similar to the memo he signed on steel, elevates this

abuelas de la plaza de payo que se dedica a buscarpersonas desaparecidas durante la dictadura militar argentina. la madre fue privada de la libertad, estando en embarazo y el niÑo naciÓ en cautiverio. las abuelas dicen que buscan a mÁs de 300 personas. el intento de un grupo de familiares y estudiantes por llegar, celda secretarÍa de solicitar una reuniÓn. el desespero se apoderÓ de el pÚblicocontra la policÍa que respondiÓ con granadas de humo y gases lacrimÓgenos. se cree que los ladrones desconocÍan que había ahÍ una fuente radioactiva, las autoridades sostienen que puede provocar el nacimiento, cÁncer y hasta la muerte. la policÍa asegurÓ que ha capturado a varios delincuentes que asaltaron una empresa tan exportadora de dinero paraguay. el robo estuvo muy bien planificado fue que lente dejÓ vÍctimas mortales. andrea linares nos tiene formaciÓn. andrea: disparos y potentes estruendos. decenas de ladrones como se besaron dinamita para hacer explotar las paredes de esta bÓveda. el negocio quedÓ destruidose presume que los asaltantes, extrajeron nada mÁs y nada menos que

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