Latin Pulse 06/28/13
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posted on 2023-08-05, 13:41 authored by Rick Rockwell, Curt Devine, Jeffrey Madison, Matt Taylor, David SmildeLatin Pulse takes various paths this week to analyze several important issues arising during June. The program includes a focus on the protests that have struck Brazil during the past month. The driving forces behind these wide-ranging protests are complex and demonstrate the various policies that Brazilians want changed, including less corruption and less police brutality. The other central focus of the program covers the diplomatic discussions between the United States and Venezuela.
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American University (Washington, D.C.). School of Communication; Link TVLanguage
English; SpanishHandle
http://hdl.handle.net/1961/15226Usage metrics
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PodcastNewsLatin AmericaUnited StatesBrazilMarco RubioPolice brutalityCubaVenezuelaImmigrationCorruptionDilma RousseffMexicoProtestsEspionageReformsCoupDiplomacyDemocracySports infrastructureSports spendingTransportationInfrastructureJohn KerryNicolas MaduroHenrique CaprilesEdward SnowdenPoliticsElectionsPartido dos trabalhadoresLuiz Inacio Lula da SilvaWorkers partyColombian peace processOASEcuadorNSAAsylumColombiaImperialismJuan Manuel SantosJusticeRubio, Marco, 1971-Rousseff, DilmaCoupsKerry, John, 1943-Maduro, Nicolás, 1962-Snowden, Edward J., 1983-Workers' Party (Brazil)Santos, Juan Manuel
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