First he claimed he'd solved the worst terrorist crime in Argentine history.  Then he claimed the President and Foreign Minister were plotting to dump his case and give the terrorists a free pass.  He was scheduled to defend his charges to a special committee of Congress...but 24 hours before he was to testify Special Prosecutor Alberto Nisman turned up shot dead.   Murder or suicide?  The story today on HERE AND THERE with Dave Marash.

Today on Here and There, we talk with the dean of Palestinian journalism Daoud Kuttab, about the controversial new diplomatic moves of Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas, which have put him at odds with Israel and the United States, and how they might affect the chances for Pealstinian-Israeli peace.

Janie Chermak from UNM talks about winners and losers as oil prices crash.

Today on Here and There,  a possible turning point in the fight against the Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram in Nigeria.  At the urging of the UN Security Council, an African multi-national force is being formed to take on extremists who have killed and kidnapped thousands of Nigerians. AP Nigeria Buro Chief Michelle Faul will bring us up to date on the Boko Haram war and the new army that will soon be entering it.

Michele Dunne of the Carnegie Endowment For International Peace discusses defeat for the Arab Spring revolution in Egypt.

Paul Gessing of the The Rio Grande Foundation talks about issues on the New Mexico Legislature’s agenda.

Laurel Morales from KNAU discusses “Making It Better?” at the Grand Canyon.

Willful ignorance in policy making

Oak Flat land swap

Diplomacy in Iran’s nuclear future

New Mexico water issues

Today on HERE AND THERE the guest will be photographer Damaso Reyes, talking about his donation of a kidney to his good friend journalist Jimmie Briggs.  So far so good for them...a fascinating personal story for us.

Brazil’s election

Fred Nathan, from Think New Mexico, talks about New Mexico Health Care costs