daniel schwindler has the story. >> the first chinese mostly from taiwan arrived in buenos aires in the 1950s and 60s to a culture very different than their own. it's argentine economy that interests chinese. >> most chinese people think this is a good place to work because they still have opportunity but really not a very easy place to live. not because they don't like the country. actually a lot of people like this country. but you have to find a way to love it. >> the president of china, xi jinping was in argentina last summer the president cristina kirchner returned the favor this year. >> you can see an interest in local people learning chinese. >> this is where two distant and very different economies meet. it is not an obvious or often easy match but many here are trying hard to make it work. with china investing heavily in argentine infrastructure, they come to encourage more general understanding. >> the differences in our customs are minor difficulty. the biggest difference is language. everything is different. if we don't know the language we can't communicate fluently. langu

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daniel schwindler reports from buenos aires. >> the first chinese arrived in buenos aires in the 1950s and 60s to a culture very different than their own. a new wave opened recently to open neighborhood supermarkets. but it's argentine soy and other commodities. >> most chinese people think this is a good place to work because you still have opportunity but not really not a very easy place to live. not because they don't like the country. actually a lot of people like this country. but you have to find a way to love it. >> reporter: the president of china, xi jinping was in buenos aires last year when a tour of ceremony and contract-signing. the argentine leader many cristina kirchner, returned the favor this year, in finding out more. >> with the visits of the president and a lot of increasing interchange between the two countries you can really notice an increasing interest in local people learning chinese. >> this is where two distant as very different cultures meet, in the small but compact bario chino or chinatown. many here are trying hard to make it work. be as china is investin

as daniel schwindler reports from havana they still get uncensored glimpses from the outside world. >> this is the common view, how tourists keep themselves, gathering on the malacon the sea front. there's not much to do. but the weekly packet, what's important is that people have what they want, the latest. people need to be entertained and cuban television doesn't usually provide the entertainment that people need. carlos not his real name, is a distributor working from his apartment. filling his customers' hard disks and pen drives from the latest u.s. drama series and films. it costs a couple of dollars monday morning when its content is fresh and the price drops. this is a cuban film that was going to be released in the cinema it's excellent but then i realized they banned it, but people already had it, they saw it. it's a great film. with great actors. he wants to maintain a low profile and the authorities seem happy to see the weekly package spread across the island. while it contains no pornography or overt political messages. what pretty much everybody else in the world watch

daniel southwind schwindler, reporting. . >> another 29 infants have fallen ill. live to mexico city and speak to al jazeera's adam rainey. >> reporter: lauren, we're outside a clinic run by mexico's social security, we find people still getting their vaccines, but they've suspended get handing out that batch. two have died, 29 are hospitalized, what they're saying is they are going to investigate that batch to see if it's the hepatitis b vaccine in particular that's the culprit for these illnesses and deaths. that's what they're telling us unofficially. officially they can't confirm it, they're putting out press information that says they believe it is help tights b vaccine that's causing the illnesses. >> how can that feabl that affect health care across mexico? >> the push to get children vaccinated millions of students children infants are going to be vaccinated at that time. if they don't resolve this problem, they may see a lack of public faith in this program that would be a big big problem here because this country has a lot of problems with public health

let's talk now to our correspondent, daniel schwindler, who is in the argentine capital buenos aires. is it thought that the players have gotten off very lightly? >> reporter: very much, andy. especially after fifa stepped in to urge comeball to impose essential. $200,000 is a drop in the bucket. they were trailing 1-nil not that many people travel to ties and yet they will be hit by the four home games being held behind closed doors and a drop in the ocean people expecting much, much more from the south american football authorities. >> hardly a new thing. could this incident in such a high profile game actually be a catalyst for meaningful change? >> well, i think that's what people were hoping for but to make that happen, they really needed to be punished much more harshly than they have. football was band domestically this weekend after a lower league player died in an unfortunate accident a few days ago. fans are going without football this weekend but really, the problems in argentine football, the violence, the organized gansgangs making things difficult and a whole catalog of

daniel schwindler has the report. >> extra are drama to her announcement. five ministers out four changing position he. key interior defense and employment ministry. the president herself said the government needs more transparency. >> she came into office knowing that trust in government ministers was very low but she had high personal trust. now her son's scandal will be difficult for her to recover. >> president bachelet gave herself 24 hours to reinstill the trust in the team after she herself became embroiled in the scandal that her son and daughter-in-law were involved in. >> no no no way we have seen it all. the government has to be involved in the scandal. >> chile today is very corrupt. >> there's a whole restaurant in santiago dedicated to mocking chile's politician he. that's perhaps no surprise with the latest opinion pills showing only 3% of the population has faith in political parties and just 29% support the government. politics in chile however is a serious business. there have been tense negotiations going on here at the palace and these o

daniel schwindler, al jazeera buenos aires. >> still ahead on al jazeera a very personal approach to the arts. and in sport find out who's made an early exit at the french open. andy has the story very shortly. shortly. >> welcome back. noir for theater lovers in new york watching oplay often means sitting with hundreds of others inside a big broadway auditorium. but a big production company is trying to turn the theater into a more personal experience, kristin saloomey explains. >> a chance to experience theater up close and personal. just follow the red carpet to see one of five free shows each lasting around five minutes written by a well-known play right and performed by a seasoned actor just for you. have. >> i was very badly injured shocked four times. >> it's called theater for one. >> it's designed like a traditional theater albeit very small one. the idea is to make you very comfortable, in an uncomfortably intimate environment. >> do not know how to react not to distract them from what they have to do. >> i thought the actor was amazing drawing me in. >> i thought the actor

daniel schwindler al jazeera havana. >> well, this time it's a girl and georgeie has a little sister. kate middleton the duchess of camecambridge had a girl. she weighs in at 8 pounds 13 and a half ounces. her grandfather charles uncle and brother are ahead of her. >> brilliant, excellent well done. a little girl will come into the village and will be a nice addition. >> kate will be over the moon. >> wonderful one of each! >> the baby is the first royal to have the title of princess of cambridge in over 180 years. the british are waiting to get the name. that will be announced in a couple of days. on behalf of the queen we wish the duke and duchess and their son george have much joy on the occasion of the arrival of the newest member of their family. >>> the cleanup continues in chile digging itself out of tons of ash. and heading home sabrina shresta, takes us back to her home town. home town. kid in the grass kicking balls. someone asked me earlier what it's like. >> the president of venezuela issuing a decree that the national minimum wage is going to go up 30%. some venezuelans a

daniel schwindler, al jazeera santiago chile. >> a funeral was held in last doan yah for a police officer killed in an extended fight with ethnic muslims. police say rebels had had crossed the kosovo border and may have been planning an attack. surveying damage while schools remain close. several buildings in the ethnic albanian district were reduced to rubble. they wore the signal of the disbanded kosovo army. mastmacedonia is also in the middle of a political crisis. the government and opposition accuse each other of planning to destabilize each other in a power struggle. >>> as rescue and cleanup efforts continue two weeks after nepal's earthquake, so is the effort to rescue artifacts. >> two weeks after the earthquake instead of attempting to save likes lives this painstaking work attempts to restore the temple. modern media is spreading stories of wrongdoing. another part of this country's rich heritage lies destroyed. there are myths associated with it not only that, rumors circulating the jewelry associated with the dayity is date deity is missing. the officials say it will all be