This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Valerie Sanderson and in the early eyes of Thursday the 13th of June

these are our main stories.

In Argentina there have been violent clashes between police and protesters

as lawmakers discuss controversial economic reforms. The top US diplomat

Anthony Blinkin says a ceasefire deal on Gaza is still possible but urges the

parties to stop haggling. France's Maid and Center Right Opposition Party votes to

remove its leader after he proposed an alliance with the far right national

rally.

Also in this podcast, it's an intact shipwreck it hasn't broken It's lying upright on its keel, slightly tilted

over to ports. The ship on which the famous Polar Explorer, Ernest Shackleton, and made his final voyage has been found and what's life

like on a remote island.

We start with Argentina where protesters have clashed with police in the capital

Buenos Aires. The violence began as lawmakers discussed the controversial economic reforms planned by President

Havie Mille, who's promised drastic measures to address the country's dire situation.

He wants to introduce a state of emergency for the economy, including cutting pensions.

As we are recording this podcast, more than 40 people have been injured in scenes described by local media as a battlefield.

Louise Fajardo from BBC Monitoring is following developments from Miami

and told me about what's been happening.

There have been very serious disturbances in Buenos Aires around the building of the capital

according to Argentina media, which of course is giving an extensive coverage of this situation. Apparently one car belonging to a media outlet,

to a major media outlet in Argentina was burned,

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