Americas: July 2010 Archives
Thursday July 29, 2010
July 29 & August 1: from Buenos Aires - Havana - Qihang Salvation Training Camp, China - Jos, Nigeria - Rome
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The stuff of Italian TV. Getty |
Italy's fascination with prime-time porn. Why televison there treats women like sex toys.
A suitcase full of cash. A suspect singing like a canary. Did a foreign government try to buy Argentina's election?
In China, Deng Senshan spent all his time on the internet. So his parents sent him to boot camp, where the cure proved fatal.
Meanwhile, in Cuba, very few are allowed to go on it. We'll hear from some enterprising webheads dodging state control.
And, kill or die. The violence between Christians and Muslims in a Nigerian village.
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Categories: 2010 Season, Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, Past Episodes
Thursday July 8, 2010
July 8 & 11: from Washington - Sierras de Rocha, Uruguay - Yankassa, Sierra Leone - Montreal - Kabul
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| Photo courtesy ">PLAN Ceibal |
The country where every schoolkid gets a laptop. You knew it would happen someday. You may be surprised as to where.
Then, do Sunni Muslims have a future in Iraq? A new book says they've been eclipsed and the country will be worse off without them.
A look at the land-grab business. Agribusiness is in the global market for arable land, but is the developing world selling off its future food security?
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Categories: 2010 Season, Africa, Americas, Middle East, Past Episodes
Thursday July 1, 2010
July 1 & 8: from Gobi Desert, Mongolia - Tajikistan - London - Nicaragua - Damascus
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| Mongolian schoolchildren: the front line in the fight against fossil poachers in the Gobi desert (Photo/Danielle Nerman) |
The many ways Canadians bring you the world.
An all-Canadian effort, starting with a Calgary reporter in search of fossil thieves thwarting Canadian scientists in the Gobi Desert.
Then, a Canadian back from working in Tajikistan, which he describes as the Sopranos run by Fred Flintstone but too important to ignore.
We have a Canadian documentary-maker who bought himself a little piece of heaven in Nicaragua and found himself in a world of land craziness.
And, a Syrian-Canadian who took in Ladies Hour at the ancient Bath of Roses in Damascus, where they still dip like the Romans did.
Finally, a CBC journalist recalls going for gold in the Defend-Canada-From-The-British-Media Olympics. No place for false starts.
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- Thu., 31 – Grand Forks, ND: misinformation on the menu
- Fri., 11 – Plaza del Mayo... marching, remembering
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- Thu., 28 – October 28 & 31, 2010: from Rio de Janeiro - Dublin - Voss, Norway - Huntsville, Alabama - London
- Thu., 21 – Havana...sticking like crazy glue here
- Wed., 20 – Haiti...Rumours Of Glory here
- Fri., 15 – Falkland Islands...music of the long march
- Fri., 15 – When in Cuba, eat as the Cubans eat
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