argentina loan. and so it's not only argentine as problem, it's about, you know, the i m s. credibility and about the credibility of it's due diligence and how we decided to land. and of course, there's been a lot of criticism about political interest at the time. right. and i, so i think the i m s own criticism. all it self criticism has to do with that, right? recognizing that it also had a duty to make sure it was lending to a country that would be able to pay it back eventually. so in lysis or all that, what do you make of this current? re negotiate to deal with the i m f? is it going to be more palatable to argentinians? well, i mean, this is the problem, right? we don't really have the details quite yet. and what we have seen so far means that pain is on the way. the reality is that pain will be on the way for the argentine economy regardless of what happens. an agreement with the i m f could be less painful than the alternative of having no agreement and going into a default in march, which is

they are a piece of argentina. why did the brits have to come so far away to occupy a place that isn't theirs? >> a friend of mine, his dad died in the war. people really do have strong feelings. >> i asked the president of argentina but he is doing about the falklands. >> we will continue to insist on a diplomatic path so that argentina can regain its sovereignty over the islands. the only thing that is blatant to me is that the -- are not english. they have no connection. but, they do have an obvious connection with argentina. >> the connection he talks about is geographical. but the people who live on the islands feel a strong connection with the u.k. when they had a referendum a decade ago, 99% voted to stay british. 649 argentines and 255 british soldiers died during the conflict. alejandra's brother nestor was one of them. >> the hardest thing about my brother dying was my parents pain. they were never the same again. so many happy memories were shattered. >> the war left many angry towards the british and th

argentina loan. and so it's not only argentina's problem, it's about, you know, the ins, credibility, and about the credibility of it's due diligence and how we decided to land. and of course, there's been a lot of criticism about political interest at the time. right. and so i think the i m s own criticism. all it's itself, criticism has to do with that, right? recognizing that it also had a duty to make sure it was lending to a country that would be able to pay it back eventually. so in lysis or all that, what do you make of this current? re negotiate to deal with the i m f? is it going to be more palatable to argentinians? well, i mean, this is the problem, right? we don't really have the details quite yet. and what we have seen so far means that pain is on the way. the reality is that pain will be on the way for the argentine economy regardless of what happens. an agreement with the i m f could be less painful than the alternative of having no agreement and going into a default in march, which is

economy to argentina. right now have very, very high inflation. in february, the inflation rate was $4.00 a month. there is exchange rate control and very high poverty rates. and there's a major concern within the administration. does not agreeing with the i m f to deteriorate, economic situation even further, and that's why there were many what brought us doing here just until a while ago. but when you talk to people on the streets, not, we're not focusing today. we're a large majority of people here in argentina. they're afraid about what's coming next. they want a plan by the government after this agreement is which, which is something that is expected because they want to be able to continue whether it i think would like to see have to learn to tack. hadley nation, that is totally affecting most of the people here, and there is affecting every one of those who are struggling to make them meet the middle class. so it's a big, big issue here and many are hoping that once the agreement is reached with the

argentina loan. and so it's not only argentina's problem, it's about, you know, the ins, credibility, and about the credibility of its due diligence and how we decided to land. and of course, there's been a lot of criticism about political interest at the time, right. and i, so i think the i m s own criticism. all it's itself, criticism has to do with that, right? recognizing that it also had a duty to make sure it was lending to a country that would be able to pay it back eventually. so in lysis or all that, what do you make of this current? re negotiate to deal with the i m f? is it going to be more palatable to argentinians? well, i mean, this is the problem, right? we don't really have the details quite yet. and what we have seen so far means that pain is on the way. the reality is that pain will be on the way for the argentine economy regardless of what happens. an agreement with the i m f could be less painful than the alternative of having no agreement and going into a default in march, which

however, large parts are and large sectors of argentina. a support agreeing with the international monetary fund, mostly because the fear, the consequences that another default could have in this country's economy. president alberta fernandez said to congress this thursday, that if the agreement is approved, payments will begin in 4 years. that's in 2026, something that will give argentina some time to recover from the economic crisis. it's currently an ah.

well, argentina and other problem, lots of macroeconomic problems, inflation rates are storing right now. you're in the, in the argentine as a whole body just says that keeping, you know, economic stability, preserving the macroeconomy of the country is also a priority for his administration. i think that's a very, very interesting because, you know, it's a new left as you said it before, so we'll have to see what he can do with that. all of the i want to play you a video comment. this comes from martin. he said this into us a few hours ago, haven't listen. he has a different explanation about the pink ties. and then as soon as you finish listening and love your response, his martin we can see i don't see both. i see you 1st movement, light and power in a new political cycle and these political cycle, i will not make a mistake to call it a 2nd being because represent different flavors of politics. art center like social movements that are just a bunch of you to start to be some i'd like to show you justice. i will call these something like a multi color people site. yeah, i think he'

, douglas tompkins and his wife kristen started to buy land in argentina. and sheila that could be used for conservation and then donated it to the national park. we wilding argentina has contributed land to at least 5 national parks in the country . i think i'm enough and thinking say wayne daniel, a focus on how they can be all they will fall at the or you can and which conflict us you meals and protect us and be in there and get me in that directly. or do you think ok with it? yeah. and if they thought they are not a little more, i don't know can be nor you'll but he will be as him are not one, but someone not at all. we feel more on a thought. if we move a lot, it brings him into the list and i'm on a cell phone. no, they can watch a phone company. i look at the cafe. well, we don't seem to sing when i mean it's not true and i don't know, but i think safe it doesn't what i mean, i don't know about it. they will let it. it's a full a little but a little and mental not going on. he says, unit 30, he left the ocean. you are or you can be, you know, in a ca

but preserving nature is a major challenge. us, biologist and knowing argentina? well, i didn't see that has been expanding the agriculture frontier back me, especially in the past. what forever but now in this with the intensity of so yeah . and other things, what is the impact that you see on the environment impacts a huge because you are just throwing complete ecosystems, you're transforming computer systems. when it comes to saw it. basically from 40 to a degree the gut line, which in an x number of years is going to become just bare, bare soil. so it's the sense complete formation for his. but i was told that in this stance here, there were 14000 heads of cats. that is how do you change that mentality? because there's, that's still a part of argentina is not that every single piece of land now has to go back from livestock racing to and full nature lift, put up on something. and let's just reconstruct when we have destroyed. and in doing so, let's show local communities and renters the become relate in a different way with nature. a way that is not only roman

economy to argentina, right? now have very, very high inflation in february, the inflation rate was 4.7 a month. others exchange rate control and very high poverty rates. and there's a major concern within the administration. does not agree with the i m f. would deteriorate economic situation even further? a gunmen have killed 21 people in major. a bus was set on fire and a truck was attacked in the south western region of tila. barry near the border with bikini fossil fy people, including a policeman, were wounded in the bus attack. no group is claiming responsibility. nigeria is planning to spend at tens of billions of dollars to modernize its railway network. the overall could boost the economy and remote parts of the country are many drifts reports from lagos, containers cetera narrow gauge rail trucks awaiting delivery to lagos, ports for export. a few years ago there would have to make the journey by road but a multi $1000000000.00 investment to revive the countries rail system is beginning to pay off. than

that's in 2026, something that will give argentina some time to recover from the economy crisis. it's currently and ah, type of checking headlines here on era ukraine's president is off the will for help to avert a catastrophe after he accused russian forces of fire and ukraine. zapper z, a nuclear power plant, which is europe's largest fire, broke out of the facility, which is later brought under control the base. but i would like to go over your opinions. please wake up and tell you politician, russian troops shooting at a nuclear power plant in ukraine.

ah, david wetlands are a 1300000 heck to a natural reserve in northeastern argentina. in the local one and the language even, i mean bright water and here, there is plenty of in awe. but in recent years, life life in the area has suffered because of rapid development. industrialized we culture and uncontrolled cattle greasing. fudge and teen is one of the world stop food producers, beef and grain are some of its main exports. and there was the country stretches its agricultural capabilities even further. several conservation strategies are being tried out and it seems, some of them are working we have come to the even our wetlands in the province of korean, in northeast and argentina, to talk to biologists and scientists, or trying to re while this area and reduce the destruction cost, why men on this edition of talk to while jesse ray in the field, we take you on a journey to the even a national park to look at what is being done to protect nature. we store the ecology and increased bio diver ah, re wilding is a term used by conservationist. it describes what's happen

since then on doors, panama, diana serene. m. peru, olivia, argentina, and most recently chilly, have welcomed left wing lead it. so what does this mean for the region and the world, or today's guess again, to help us answer that question. hello, isabel oliver and theresa said nice to have all 3 of you. a great brains to tackle this question, isabel, please introduce yourself to our audience around the world. hi, as well as the year i'm a political scientist and our researcher at the catholic university in cio at the center or conflict and asian studies. here in santiago oliver tell the stream audience who you are, what you do, i am over. so i'm a professor of international relations at these it to las vegas foundation. and so all of brazil i welcome back to teresa teresa, please introduce yourself. are my now audience, hey, you are. what are you doing? well, my name is teresa ball. i'm a latin american correspondent for out 0 dish. tar i and your team. if you're watching on youtube right now, you are very much part of this conversation. the comment section is now live, jumping to the

because there's, that's still a part of argentina. he's not that every single piece of land now has to go back from life stock, racing to and full nature lift, put up on something, and let's just reconstruct what we have destroyed. and in doing so, let's show local communities and renters. the big country, late in a different way with nature, a way that is not only from mantic, but a way that it will also on was also bring some em economic revenue, some economies benefits and it is possible. so it's basically by showing them how it can be done once they, they are convinced it. let us move along with us is, of course is not easy to change, but it's possible. he radar is an example and use an example where the support of a local governments have you has been key to them to produce that change. so it's not easy, but it's possible is another your topic. how does that work? i mean, the support of local government. what have you seen? haven't you seen support from the local government here? is that something you see everywhere, or is it som

i'm seeing pragmatism in america for a man this year in argentina, that she stresses the need for argentina to negotiate with the international monetary fund for the risk of being completely isolated from the rest of the world and not be from international market. their risk is much bigger. so i think that while, while leaders back in the early 2 thousands were anti american in a way or challenging the united states. well, i think the leadership right now is much more willing to engage, to engage with the united states, to engage with superpowers. and i think that way it makes it interesting, but of course it doesn't satisfy everyone we're seeing right now, for example, demonstrations by the left him when a site is that our condemn him, the government, or world and the protest. but we're from the coalition from the ruling coalition. beth is the left side of that coalition, that it's also on the streets, demanding that there would be measures are not implemented. so of course there's going to be lots of challenges, but among the leadership, at least i'm seeing lots of pragmatism when dealing

we wilding argentina has contributed land to at least 5 national parks in the country . i think the have, i'm in all and i can say rain, daniel. a focus on how they can be or they will fall at the or you can and which conflict us meals and protect us and be in there. and given that i think what we think ok with it. yeah. and if they thought they are not a little, it would not be nor you'll be b as in boy, not only one, but someone, not at all. we feel remote on a thought before laura brown come in at least and i'm on a cell phone or they can watch a phone company. i look alice the gas. we don't seem to sing when. i mean, i don't, i don't know, but i think safe it doesn't what i mean, i don't know about it. they will let it a cell phone. they got a little book, a little and mental not going on. the cellphone in 3 let us show you are or you can be now in a car seat or face him. i know you are in my pocket for him when they go on. but again, a channel mental health represent the particular gun for you. i could get on the earth either or not, but i could see him on your bull

we'll focus on how to tackle double digit inflation, argentina has, and how to strengthen argentina's research, how to organize this country's public accounts. the toughest part of medical teaching, according to government source, is, was on how to increase the prices of energy that are kept very, very low because of subsidies that cost this country around $11000000000.00. the agreement will have to be approved in congress. argentina is currently in a rush because a big payment to the comp to the fund is coming up on march 22nd. but it's not clear whether the agreement will be approved because it faces strong opposition natalie from within the ruling coalition. but also from the opposition, some sectors in argentina, or post the agreement with a fund, mostly because they say that it could affect this country's motive bunkerville. however, large parts are and large sectors of argentina. a support agreeing with the international monetary fund. mostly because the fear, the consequences that another default could have in this country's economy. president alberta fernandez said to congress

bob in wants to leave argentina, at least for some years. but a cell number life in argentina is stressing me answer. i want to leave it behind me alone. i'm still young and already for new things about what i said. he woke up with 3 eyes. market traders are also feeling the pain. while the country is known as the land of kado, argentinians are eating less, meet him there, people stop by on me, look at it and go on without buying any thing. they're eating less meat, the roman many argentinians are frustrated. they can see an end to the ongoing economic crisis. and you're up to date with d w business. if you want more, you can check out our website detail be dot com. you can also find us on youtube and facebook as well. on daniel winter in berlin from me and the business team, thank you very much for watching. catching against putin's wall ukraine is also shaking up the world economy. the heavy sanctions are not only putting russia under pressure. europe wants to free itself from empty the tendency. china seas, or it's conceivable kits. and i

they are a piece of argentina. why did the brits have to come so far away to occupy a place that is not theirs? a friend of mine, his dad died in the war. so he got a big tattoo of the mavlinas on his arm. people really do have strong feelings for the malvinas. i asked the president of argentina what he thinks about the falklands. translation: we will continue to insist on the diplomatic path so that argentina can regain its sovereignty over the islands. the only thing that is blatant to me is that the malvinas are not english. they have no connection, but they do have an obvious connection with argentina. the connection he talks about is geographical. the people who live on the islands feel a strong connection with the uk. when they had a referendum a decade ago, 99% voted to stay british. 649 argentines and 255 british soldiers died during the conflict. alejandra's brother, nestor, one of them. translation: the hardest thing about my brother dying was my parents' pain. they were never the same again. so many happ

bob in wants to leave argentina, at least for some years. it is so much the life in argentina is stressing me answer . i want to leave it behind me. i learn, i'm still young and already for new things. what i said, he will call what 3 eyes market traders are also feeling the pain. while the country is known as the land of kado, argentinians are eating less, meet him there. people stop by on me. look at and go on without buying anything. they're eating less, meet the moment. many argentinians are frustrated. they can see an end to the ongoing economic crisis. and you're up to date with d w business. if you want more, you can check on our website. it'll be dot com. you can also find us on youtube and facebook as well. on daniel winter in berlin from me and the business team. thank you very much for watching. catching against is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. return to an in the normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult with successes in our weekly coven 19, especially over $910.00 special. next

bob in wants to leave argentina, at least for some years. to me that is so much the life in argentina is stressing me answer. i want to leave it behind me. i learned. i'm still young and already for new things about what i said. he woke up with 3 eyes. market traders are also feeling the pain. while the country is known as the land of kado, argentinians are eating less, meet him there, people stop by on me, look at it and go on without buying any thing. they're eating less meat, the roman many argentinians are frustrated. they can see an end to the ongoing economic crisis. and you're up to date with d w business. if you want more, you can check on our website. it'll be dot com. you can also find us on youtube and facebook as well on daniel winter in berlin from me and the business team. thank you very much for watching. catching insight into the conflict zone with tim sebastian. how quickly the misery of destruction of the war has spread across ukraine as russia seeks to impose its brutal will country, is the complex now entering its most cr

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me barker al jazeera in central neu, arch crowds are, are gathering outside argentina's, senate building as senators inside debate a highly controversial finance field. they have 5 days to decide whether to refinance the countries at $45000000000.00 debt to the international monetary fund . if not the risk defaulting on the loan, many argentinians are against that borrowing more money and protest every time that congress debates this issue. well that i suppose is following events. and when, as i said, for us that is a good to see you, the government says, getting the agreement with the image for prove the is crucial for argentina's economy. but what are people saying where you are for work, you're right outside of congress and what is it? not a mistake for the government people? fundamentals with vote to people here are processing mostly because they do not trust india next on policies that have been implemented argentina over and over again in subsequent economic crisis for the government a year over a year. this is a debt, a loan that was taken back in 2018 during the government, a for

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but many people in argentina are against borrowing extra money and have been holding regular protest. now for more than a year. they say the terms of the debt or not realistic answers to raise a bow reports from point us others. it was necessary agreement to help the country move forward, said argentine senators who voted in favor of a new program with the i. m. f. debate about refinancing, have been ongoing for 2 years. something that has caused white bread protests and frustration. now, it's embarrassing, they gave way our sovereignty every 3 months. the i m f will come to orders har accounts, aside from last inflation, the cost of transport, of gas of wheat increase every day. how are we going to afford all this? i g, t m b i m f. have been negotiating a new program to restructure over $40000000000.00 in debt inherited by the previous administration. yet i didn't, tina will have to pay over $2000000000.00 next week. this vote in the senate was crucial to present the default. the governments have an agreement with the i m f is crucial, discover lies, economy that is currently strugg

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and senators, in argentina, approve a refinancing deal with the international monetary fund, but not everyone's happy will tell you why. several washing rockets have hit an aircraft maintenance plan to the western ukrainian city of levine. according to the map, there are no casualties reported the city. so far, escape the worst of the bombardment seen elsewhere in ukraine. russia has been targeting residential areas throughout the week as it seeks to leverage ongoing negotiations. let's take you live now to live. if al jazeera zane boss robbie is there in western ukraine zane. tell us more about what's been happening there. well, during this attack happened in the early morning hours about 3 hours ago. oh, a sirens or air raid sirens started going off in the city of eve at around 6 or 6 30 am. and shortly after that we started getting reports of an attack. not too far from the city. i'm gonna get out of the way and show you as far as we can get. now the city is still under martial law. the skyline behind me was thick with black smoke just a little while ago, but we've seen ambulances

bob in wants to leave argentina, at least for some years. it is so much by life in argentina is stressing, masser, i want to leave it behind me. i long as if i'm still young and already for new things. they're eating less meat, roman many argentinians are frustrated. they can't see an end to the ongoing economic crisis. and you're up to date with d w business. if you want more, you can check out our website detail be dot com. you can also find us on youtube and facebook as well on daniel winter in berlin from me and the business team. thank you very much for watching, catching against oh, store. oh, volunteer fighter, i'm not to lee merced as an instructor in the senior show me. now he wants to use his skills again in your train, and he is not alone. many volunteers are gathering at the foolish order to fight for ukraine. focus on your next auntie to leave is the end of the pandemic in sight. we show what it could look like will return to normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult with successes and noon in our weekly coping 19 s

you will under missouri mc, your young argentina is like a big market. what do you need, lithium? we have it, guess we have it. oil. we haven't had food, we have it. so let's get organized and take advantage of the opportunities, you know, and let's understand that everything the world. once we can provide argentina, recently reached an agreement with the international monetary fund to restructure at least $45000000000.00 in debt. the goal is to help stabilize the country's economy, but the war in ukraine and rising commodity prices could complicate the government plans. and that's why people he avow to keep up with the pressure. so the government does not forget, they are in desperate need. that is, i will, i'll to see that when a site is the sports is coming up right after the break as world football cheese sweet and dell. how with brush us invasion of ukraine, one of the main talking points off the fee for congress. ah ah ah ah ah, we can time for the sports news here is jam up. thank you. to rain at the sporting fall out from the ukraine. war has continued at a meeting of foot

at least 5 officers were injured. thousands of people have march through argentina's capital. they're demanding more financial help from the government. country is rich and natural resources, but it suffered years of debt crisis inflation and economic mismanagement. theresa bo reports from the protestant bonus diaries. the are a symbol of a country crisis. socially movements representing millions of people in need on wednesday, the march to the center of when a site is and paralyzed argentina's capital bilateral class works as a blacksmith. he says he makes around $50.00 a month and it's the only job he has been able to find. they're hoping, what are you? what i'm over 50 years old, who's going to give me a job relate discarded material. nobody wants us. that's why we come here until the government does not forget about it. when her it, there's entire families outside this ministry and defender of went outside of poverty rate have been growing steadily in the past years in argentina with an exchange rate prices and soaring inflation that have had a huge impact on people's purc

this is a very powerful sector. 19 argentina is highly dependent on exporting crop. so that situation right now is dire. for most people in the country around almost 50 percent of poverty rate in this country. so most of the people i have spoken to are desperate for an economic plan that will help this time to recover from the current situation. teresa, thank you. teresa lifers there in, when a saw ah, i was going around up now are the headlights on al jazeera officials in the ukrainian city of murray. you, paul said there are survivors. after a russian air strike hill, a theater where hundreds of civilians were sheltering. they say that a bomb shelter underneath the theater wasn't destroyed. the exact number of casualties, though, is not yet known. russia has denied targeting the building. at least one person has been killed in the ukrainian capital after part of a mis are, which was shot down, hit an apartment block moscow's kept up, it's bombardment of ukraine cities, even as talks between the 2 sides progress. the united nation says dozens of health care faciliti

lolla palooza events, argentina five lollapalooza events, argentina five days ago, friday night they were supposed to be playing in columbia and then the news came in, this statement from the foo fighters which simply said: so so very few details. the band have cancelled their forthcoming conference next sunday they were supposed to be playing the grammys in las vegas and it is just important to emphasise just how big the foo fighters are. they are one of the few bands that can sell out stadiums on any continent around the world. taylor hawkins was such a huge part of that. when you went to see the foo fighters, it was his enthusiasm and infectious love of drumming from behind the kit that helped fire the band. it was the fact that he had dave groll, of course, used to be the drummer in the band but is now the singers microphone other singer and once the concert they would swap positions, taylor hawkins would become the front man and sing a song by the band who love the most, queen, and possibly do this five days ago he swapped and sang somebody to love by queen —— grohl. this wo

on wednesday, the march to the center of when a site is and paralyzed argentina's capital bilateral has works as a blacksmith. he says he makes around $50.00 a month, and it's the only job he has been able to find the housing regarding what's going. i'm over 50 years old, who's going to give me a job really discarded material? nobody wants us. that's why we come here. so the government does not forget about it. or if there's entire families outside this ministry in the center of went outside of poverty rate have been growing steadily in the past years in argentina with an exchange rate prices and soaring inflation that have had a huge impact on people's purchasing power. and that's why most of the people here are saying that they need to stay at least for 48 hours until they get a response from the government. these protests happen as a government announced the economy slowly recovering. poverty rates are dropping, but inflation continues to be the real challenge. last month, it was close to 5 percent. march is expected to be even higher money gasoline is part of an organization, negoti

however, large parts are and large sectors of argentina. a support agreeing with the international monetary fund, mostly because the fear, the consequences that another default could have in this country's economy. president alberto fernandez, said to congress this thursday, that if the agreement is approved, payments will begin in 4 years. that's in 2026, something that will give argentina some time to recover from the economic crisis. it's currently and, ah, i have a question of a headlines here on al jazeera. there was a fire ukraine's apple z, a nuclear power plant, which is europe's largest ukranian foreign minister, as well as an official at the plant said the facility commander, attacked by russian forces, and that fire fighters were shot, an official se background radiation levels have not increased on the situation has now been brought under control. earlier we spoke to henry sykowski, executive director of the non proliferation policy education center. they do other military operations. there are other reactors or something relati

our next story is about mercedes, a forensic anthropologist from argentina who found a team dedicated to searching for the remains of missing victims of war, atrocities and state violence. in their search for the truth, her teams have exhumed remains in more than 30 countries, among them el salvador, a scene of a brutal civil war in the 1980s. we end up assuming the remains of close to 140 kids that were all in this very small one—room house. we were exhuming all these little dresses and whatever they had in their pockets. those kind of details are actually the ones that kind of devastate you. they're very, very hard, yeah. i started doing this forensic work since 1984 when democracy returned to argentina after quite brutal military government. i was a student, most of us were, just very close to graduating. it wasn't something that we were thinking oh, let's form an organisation that will do this globally or anything like that. it was more like, if you want to be consistent with what we think and what we believe, we thought we couldn't say no. in december 1981, the army entered int

but emily say that deal will not solve argentina's endemic economic problems. problems that have left millions, living in poverty, and looking for solutions that never seem to arrive. there is, i will as a cedar when a site is constitutional, called judges, and pro have voted to release form of president alberto for you. maury, from prison. the 83 year old is serving a 25 year sentence for murder and corruption. the court reinstated the pause and would you more received 5 years ago that was overturned, bind international court later. oh, little of the city of more southern iraq has been rebuild since it was destroyed by isis 5 years ago. but a group of young iraq is hoping the sound of music will give us new life to the city by forming an orchestra. and they have a message for the people of ukraine. some a bit of a reports. 2 from the ruins of mosul, music as the emerged me either some of 40 musicians who make up the water orchestra in iraq, 2nd largest city being banned when most of those occupied by isolate timidity survived. the christian curd, abyssinian g. as these young men and

. >> certainly something similar in argentina did the same thing that putin is doing saying it's our atlanta that's exactly what putin is doing and went and grabbed them and margaret thatcher did what she did. but of course no one wants world war iii or escalation. there are calls as you point out for those mig 29 potentially there could be another step. continues to bring the spirit of margaret thatcher to the fox news airwaves for our thank you good to see if it. >> great to see eric thanks very much, arthel park. >> there are more questions than answers after the sudden death of foo fighters drummer taylor hawkins next the latest on the investigation and the tributes pouring in from the music world. durable kubota equipment. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. my w

now they're out in side story. argentina's life is being jeopardized by industrialized agriculture and uncontrolled cattle grazing to reasonable takes you want to, jeremy into the e, better national bank to explore what's being done to protect nature and meet some of those determined to when can we, welding argentina tool to al jazeera in the field, ukraine's president says there needs to be meaningful talks with russia. the warring sides have held several meetings, despite the relentless fighting on the ground. but these talks serve any purpose, and can they end the fighting? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammer, jim, jim civilians under siege and ukraine's. mario paul are experiencing some of the most relentless fighting since the war began. russia seized the southern port city as vital for its military campaign, while keith accuses moscow of committing war crimes. but despite the lack of de escalation, a small group is trying to end the war through dialogue. representatives from both sides have met several times. there are 3 main points, a ceasefire,

yeah, we want to stay alive, chanted thousands of women in argentina capital. they come here every year on march 8 to remind authority that a woman is killed in gender related violence every 30 hours. i mean by phone says authorities me to do much more. they have to stop the killing. we are a generation of rights being on the streets is what makes us demand change and we will continue coming here. and so we feel protected by the state in 2015 that not one less feminine movement started in argentina. the main objective was to denounce the right family size in the country, but their movement help achieve much more women, right to say that they have won several battles in their fight for equality in latin america in the past years. argentine i legalized abortion in 2021. i'm calling to criminalize the practice earlier this year, but those pro just thing here today that was texting women remains a challenge in the region. the movement has no spread throughout latin america. on tuesday, demonstrations happened all across the region from the southern cone all the way

and what critics describe a state sponsored propaganda in other he is argentina. senate has approved a deal to refinance a $45000000000.00 debt with the international monetary fund ahead of the vote. thousands of protest as gathered in the capitol point us out as many are against borrowing more money that have been holding regular demonstration style for more than a year. constitutional court judges in peru of voted to release former president alberto fuji maury from prison. the 83 year old is serving a 25 year sentence for murder and corruption. the court reinstated the partner that food you already received 5 years ago and those bad lives, but he's continues here on al jazeera after inside story. coming up next. argentine is, was life is being jeopardized by industrialized agriculture and uncontrolled cattle grazing to ease abode takes. you want to jeremy, into the e, better national park to explore what's been done to protect nature and meet some of those determined to when can we wilding argentina tool to al jazeera in the fields . should ukraine declare it's neutrality as a way

the curse of uranium pot tail on al jazeera argentina's move. life is being jeopardized by industrialized agriculture and uncontrolled cattle grazing to reasonable takes you want to journey into the e better national park to explore what's been done to protect nature and meet some of those determined to work on. we one with the knowledge and tina talk to al jazeera in the field from the front lines altos, there is correspondence, continue to report every angle, if the war in ukraine we've just heard shilling in the distance. and machine gunfire in the forest ferry is a humanitarian crisis erupting on multiple fronts. red rocket landed just a few meters from our convoy. them in our positions are being built all over the need for a region. and he char street totally destroyed along the road. we came in on, there was still clearly an active battlefield day with al jazeera for the latest development. ah, people are emerging alive from the ruins of a theater in marty you, paul, that ukraine says was deliberately bombed by russia to dallas with token. how many people were in the shelter? local

she works where we wilding argentina, and then g o that reintroduce his pieces that have disappeared from the area which i think this up when you throw hernando. this is very sad because we're working to restore re b a and then these fires happen. we've come to give them some food, so they have some sustenance soon the my cause arrived to have escaped the flames. her thought that barbara, but they're not human. these begati are also struggling to find food in the middle of the burn towards many of the wild species that you can see in this area had disappeared mostly because of intensive agriculture hunting. among other issues, they're slowly being re introduced in the area by environmental groups working here around 40 percent of his national park was affected by the wild fires. and while many of the animals living here had left the area, others remain there been taken care of. and they're being monitored with gps colors at the i what i center near the capital these my go. pigeons are trying to survive . they were rescued from the fires when they were a few days old. their lungs affe