The airstrikes may be over, but the campaign could just be moving into a new as yet unclear phase. We will continue to talk to the houthis to avoid them attacking and hurting yemeni citizens. Well continue to support the evacuations and the u. N. Humanitarian support. Well continue the three goals there would be some military actions whenever deemed necessary. International aid agencies having concerns over the rising number of civilian casualties. The World Health Organization said that 944 people were killed and nearly 4,000 were injured since the start of the military campaign almost four weeks ago. The bombing alone is not going to dowould never achieve its objectives. With the civilian casualties, i think the saudis realize they have done everything they can and the best thing now you can have is a negotiated solution, and this was a facesaving way out for them. The airstrikes have come to an end. But peace may be a long way off. Fighters backed by troops loyal to former president
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used to fund some of the fiscal stimulus. and i m certain that some of the offshore copper stabilization revenues will also be used to help the reconstruction after the devastating earthquake. what was the state of the economy before the earthquake? the state of the economy was very strong. chile has been growing for a number of years. and in 2009 its decline was very small. maybe 1.5% to plus .7% growth. and it was due to grow, return to growth, in 2010. between 5% and 5.5%. and i actually think that chile will grow quite substantially in 2010, because while the impact of the earthquake will be felt in the first quarter, maybe the second, clearly reconstruction from the earthquake will have a stimulating effect on the economy. and investment will create jobs and create growth. talk a little bit about how you think e government in this time of crisis is dealing with the devastation. are there any sort of points of comparison? for example, with the earthquake in haiti?
tonight on worldfocus in chile, scenes of devastation as rescuers search for people who may have survived the massive earthquake. some coastal towns almost wiped out by the tsunami that followed. the impact of the earthquake on chile s economy, which until now had weathered the recession well. in the netherlands the words of a an accused war barian. the former bosnian serb leader defends himself against charges of conducting the worst genocide in europe since the holocaust. and, a birthday tribute to a musical genius, frederick chopin, born 200 years ago today. from the different perspectives of reporters and analysts from around the globe, this is worldfocus. major support has been provided by rosalind p. walter and the peter g. peterson foundation, dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america s future. and additional funding is provided by the following supporters good evening. i m daljit dhaliwal in n
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