Organization of workers unions and opposition leaders the Spanish Government has announced a partial lifting of the restrictions. Prime minister Petro Sanchez has asked the European Union for help to tackle the economic fallout. Spain along with italy france and other e. U. Nations want to share the cost of the crisis through euro bonds that all you nations will have to pay off. But countries including germany in the netherlands opposed that plan saying it will be a burden on their taxpayers. In an article published by newspapers across europe Prime Minister sanchez warned that failing to respond with unwavering solidarity could push the European Union to fall apart. So how will spain overcome the challenges ahead and will it succeed in its effort to unify the its response to the Spanish Foreign minister on chickens honest talks to aljazeera. The Spanish Foreign minister im sure gonzales lie a thank you for talking to aljazeera at plesch air. For mr gonzales let me start by asking you
And residents in ukraines capital are told to stay indoors as wildfires near to a noble cause pollution levels to soar. Hello africa has so far escaped the worst of the coronavirus pandemic but the United Nations warns that wont last long it says that at least 300000 people will die when the virus takes hold there unless hundreds of billions of dollars are spent the World Health Organization says the situation there is probably worse than faults in the past week there has been a 51 percent increase in the number of reported cases in my own going to. And a 60 percent increase in the number of reported does. With the current challenge of obtaining testing kits its likely that the real numbers are higher than reported fewer than 20000 cases have been reported across the continent to date but the World Health Organization is concerned there could be 10000000 the next 3 to 6 months nearly 27000000 people could be pushed into extreme poverty by the outbreak thats the warning from the Uns Eco
Tv television for serious readers. Good evening everyone and welcome to politics and prose im Bradley Graham the coowner of the store. We are delighted to have joshua hamare humor with us. He was here for his last book about four years ago and that one of course was very popular and it told a riveting story of how an archivist in timbuktu in northern mali managed with some very brave helpers to smuggle more than three and 50,000 historical manuscripts out from under militant jihadists. Someone with an eye for some really truly great stories. And hes done it again with his new book the falcon thief the falcon thief another true and gripping tale this one about wildlife smuggling. Generalist working for newsweek over nearly two decades. They joined them in the 1980s. Within a few years he was off to cover the rest of the world. With things that were in nairobi. On back here in the u. S. For the past decade cade and a half hes continued to report and traveled widely four years ago he won
Begin to open questions about what does that mean, what are the risks inherent in that absolutely, rick, this is an issue that markets are paying attention to but again, both the commercial paper funding, if we get a facility, a similar way of trying to provide liquidity to markets and make sure companies can keep the doors open would certainly be steps forward to make sure that corporate sector doesnt experience too much stress as a result of this excellent thank you for your thoughts. Were running light on time and we will have you back as this proce progresses back to you. Good tuesday morning. Im Carl Quintanilla here at post nine of the new york stock exchange, Morgan Brennan at headquarters, jon fortt heads our coverage from the floor of the nyse compared to yesterday, relatively stable action no Circuit Breakers taken today, did lose 20 k briefly. Lets get to bob pisani. Not only is it a no, sir cut breakers but the volume is lower and the key event this week is going to be the
Statement good evening everybody and welcome. I am the coowner of the store along with my wife and we are delighted to have joshua hemmer back with this at p p. Joshua was here for his last book, about four years ago, and i would of course was the bad librarian in timbuktu which told the riveting story of how an art you fist in timbuktu managed with a very brave helper to smuggle more than three or 50000 historical manuscripts out from under miltons to safety about 600 miles away. The book was a best seller and established josh as someone and i truly believe it was a great story. And he said to begin, with his new book, the falcon thief which has another true and gripping tale of adventure. But this one about wildlife. And josh is a journalist by training and had a pretty adventurous globetrotting run himself working for newsweek over nearly two decades. He joined newsweek in the late 1980s as a Business Media writer and within a few years, he was asked to cover the rest of the world,