Argentina faces 'hope and hopelessness' in submarine searchBUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - No sign of the Argentine submarine lost in the South Atlantic since Nov. 15 has been found despite a massive international search effort, while families of the 44 crew members face the increasing likelihood that their loved ones will never return. Saturday marked the 10th day since the ARA San Juan submarine reported its last position off Argentina s southern coast. Reports of a sound detected underwater near the last known position of the vessel suggest it might have imploded after reporting an electrical problem. But citing respect for the families, navy spokesman Enrique Balbi declined to say anything to confirm the now-common belief that the crew had perished.  We are at a stage of hope and hopelessness at the same time,  Balbi told reporters.  We will not speculate beyond the facts as we know them.  He said seven ships were braving 3-meter (3.28-yard) waves to map the ocean floor where the San Juan was most likely to be found.  The U.S. Navy said it had deployed unmanned underwater vehicles, or  mini-subs  equipped with sonar, to join the search. A Russian plane arrived in Argentina on Friday carrying search equipment capable of reaching 6,000 meters (20,000 feet) below the sea surface, Balbi said. The search effort also includes ships and planes from Brazil, Chile, Great Britain and other countries.  Families of the crew were meanwhile stuck in an emotional purgatory.  The problem with being the loved one of someone who is missing is that the mourning process cannot start, because they are still out there somewhere,  local psychologist Guillermo Bruchstein said in a Saturday television interview.  They are gone but are not  dead.   The families have said they suspect the more than 30-year-old vessel was not properly maintained, a charge the government denies, and that the navy has been slow in sharing information with them.  Relatives expressed anger at the level of funding of the armed forces, whose budget has declined since the fall of a military dictatorship in the 1980s.  The loss of the San Juan is a consequence of the fact that the abandonment and degradation of our defense forces has been an official policy,  Argentine Senator Pino Solanas of the independent Project South party told local radio on Saturday. Concerns about the crew s fate have set off a fierce political debate in a society sharply divided between supporters of President Mauricio Macri and opposition Peronists, who have been quick to find fault with the government s response.  Until we find the submarine and have all the information,  Macri said on Friday,  we are not going to speculate on who is at fault.  worldnews
argentina faces homelessness submarine searchbuenos aires reuters no sign argentina submarine lost south atlantic since found despite massive international search effort families crew members face increasing likelihood loved ones never return saturday marked day since ara san juan submarine reported last position argentina southern coast reports sound detected underwater near last known position vessel suggest might improved reporting electrical problem but citing respect families navy spokesman enrique bali declined say anything confirm belief crew perished we stage hope homelessness time bali told reporters we speculate beyond facts know he said seven ships braking waves map ocean floor san juan likely found the navy said deployed unmanned underwater vehicles equipped sonar join search a russian plane arrived argentina friday carrying search equipment capable reaching meters feet sea surface bali said the search effort also includes ships planes brazil chile great britain countries families crew meanwhile stuck emotional purgatory the problem loved one someone missing mourning process start still somewhere local psychologist guillermo bruchstein said saturday television interview they gone dead the families said suspect vessel properly maintained charge government denies navy slow sharing information relatives expressed anger level funding armed forces whose budget declined since fall military dictatorship the loss san juan consequence fact abandonment degradation defense forces official policy argentina senator piano sonatas independent project south party told local radio saturday concerns crew fate set fierce political debate society sharply divided supporters president maurice macro opposition persists quick find fault government response until find submarine information macro said friday going speculate fault worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Argentina faces 'hope and hopelessness' in submarine searchBUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - No sign of the Argentine submarine lost in the South Atlantic since Nov. 15 has been found despite a massive international search effort, while families of the 44 crew members face the increasing likelihood that their loved ones will never return. Saturday marked the 10th day since the ARA San Juan submarine reported its last position off Argentina s southern coast. Reports of a sound detected underwater near the last known position of the vessel suggest it might have imploded after reporting an electrical problem. But citing respect for the families, navy spokesman Enrique Balbi declined to say anything to confirm the now-common belief that the crew had perished.  We are at a stage of hope and hopelessness at the same time,  Balbi told reporters.  We will not speculate beyond the facts as we know them.  He said seven ships were braving 3-meter (3.28-yard) waves to map the ocean floor where the San Juan was most likely to be found.  The U.S. Navy said it had deployed unmanned underwater vehicles, or  mini-subs  equipped with sonar, to join the search. A Russian plane arrived in Argentina on Friday carrying search equipment capable of reaching 6,000 meters (20,000 feet) below the sea surface, Balbi said. The search effort also includes ships and planes from Brazil, Chile, Great Britain and other countries.  Families of the crew were meanwhile stuck in an emotional purgatory.  The problem with being the loved one of someone who is missing is that the mourning process cannot start, because they are still out there somewhere,  local psychologist Guillermo Bruchstein said in a Saturday television interview.  They are gone but are not  dead.   The families have said they suspect the more than 30-year-old vessel was not properly maintained, a charge the government denies, and that the navy has been slow in sharing information with them.  Relatives expressed anger at the level of funding of the armed forces, whose budget has declined since the fall of a military dictatorship in the 1980s.  The loss of the San Juan is a consequence of the fact that the abandonment and degradation of our defense forces has been an official policy,  Argentine Senator Pino Solanas of the independent Project South party told local radio on Saturday. Concerns about the crew s fate have set off a fierce political debate in a society sharply divided between supporters of President Mauricio Macri and opposition Peronists, who have been quick to find fault with the government s response.  Until we find the submarine and have all the information,  Macri said on Friday,  we are not going to speculate on who is at fault.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: argentina faces homelessness submarine searchbuenos aires reuters no sign argentina submarine lost south atlantic since found despite massive international search effort families crew members face increasing likelihood loved ones never return saturday marked day since ara san juan submarine reported last position argentina southern coast reports sound detected underwater near last known position vessel suggest might improved reporting electrical problem but citing respect families navy spokesman enrique bali declined say anything confirm belief crew perished we stage hope homelessness time bali told reporters we speculate beyond facts know he said seven ships braking waves map ocean floor san juan likely found the navy said deployed unmanned underwater vehicles equipped sonar join search a russian plane arrived argentina friday carrying search equipment capable reaching meters feet sea surface bali said the search effort also includes ships planes brazil chile great britain countries families crew meanwhile stuck emotional purgatory the problem loved one someone missing mourning process start still somewhere local psychologist guillermo bruchstein said saturday television interview they gone dead the families said suspect vessel properly maintained charge government denies navy slow sharing information relatives expressed anger level funding armed forces whose budget declined since fall military dictatorship the loss san juan consequence fact abandonment degradation defense forces official policy argentina senator piano sonatas independent project south party told local radio saturday concerns crew fate set fierce political debate society sharply divided supporters president maurice macro opposition persists quick find fault government response until find submarine information macro said friday going speculate fault worldnews