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Jorge Knijnik, lecturer in Education, researcher in the Institute for Culture and Society | Tian Chua, sitting parliamentarian for the Batu electorate in Kuala Lumpur

from Solidarity Breakfast · host Lalitha and John, Tian Chua, Jorge Knijnik, Kevin Healy & Humphrey McQueen

Interview with Tian Chua, sitting parliamentarian for the Batu electorate in Kuala Lumpur, spoke about the current political situation in Malaysia and a new political party set to challenge the current government. Listen here.https://theconversation.com/profiles/thiago-rodrigues-126451Interview with Jorge Knijnik, lecturer in Education, researcher in the Institute for Culture and Society, University of Western Sydney, and specialist in sport and social justice issues spoke about the politics of and resistance to the 2016 Rio Olympics in Brazil. Listen here.https://theconversation.com/profiles/jorge-knijnik-102712“That was the week that was” with Kevin HealyHumphrey McQueen, monthly social and political commentator, examined the crisis in Italian banking and the implications for the future of the EU

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