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I'm Nick Miles and in the early hours of Monday the 11th of December these are our main stories at his swearing in ceremony the new

president of Argentina have here millet has said the country needs shock treatment to

bring it out of its economic crisis the world World Health Organization has adopted a resolution calling

for immediate medical access and humanitarian aid for Gaza. The International Committee of the Red Cross

says one of its convoys, which was clearly marked, has been attacked in Sudan, killing two people and injuring seven.

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Argentina's new president, Javier Milay, says shock treatment is needed to deal with the country's severe economic crisis.

After being sworn in, he pledged to bury decades of failure.

From Buenos Aires is our South America correspondent.

Katie Watson.

Having Malay was sworn into huge applause,

chance of yes he can and freedom from those who voted for him.

This is a new political path that Argentina is embarking on as he reflected himself in his

speech shortly afterwards.

I started a new day in Argentina.

Today begins a new era for Argentina.

Today ends a long and sad history of decadence and decline and we start the journey of rebuilding our country.

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