Will Chalk
speaker
5,182 appearances
37 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 3d ago
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In a case that's garnered worldwide attention.
The Mangione Trial from the BBC World Service.
Listen now wherever you get your BBC podcasts.
This is the Global News Podcast.
In Argentina, teachers have been marching through the capital, Buenos Aires, demanding pay rises and denouncing job cuts under President Javier Millet's government.
Sonia Alesso is General Secretary of the largest teaching union in Argentina.
They pay the rent, and by the 15th, they are left without money to live, to eat.
In Argentina, women are mostly the breadwinners.
Plus, at the moment, workers are being fired.
This is the situation under Javier Millet's government.
Our America's expert from BBC Monitoring, Luis Fajardo, gave us more details about the teachers' grievances.
Now, Millet's made no secret that he wants to slash costs, famously pictured with a chainsaw.
So why is this coming to a boil now?
I mean, how is this all affecting Malay's popularity more generally then?
That's Luis Fajardo.
At least 18 people, including four soldiers, are reported to have been killed in attacks by gunmen in northwestern Nigeria.
In Zamfara State, residents say attackers overran a military outpost before abducting more than 100 villagers.
Around half of them are reportedly still being held hostage.
There's been an upsurge in northwestern Nigeria of armed men kidnapping people for ransom.
The government hasn't commented on these latest attacks.
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