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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2016

solidarity Breakfast 05052016

from Solidarity Breakfast · host Dick Nichols from Spain, Ian Andeson from the Aboriginal Community, Devleena Ghosh from UTS

Dick Nichols a journalist for Green Left Weekly discusses the update of the elections in Spain last December 20th. The fact that the elections did not result in a clear winner has created a state without a government for several months. Professor Ian Anderson a highly experienced medical doctor an administrator discusses the Close the Gap Report, He is the foundation Chair of Indigenous Higher Education; Assistant Vice Chancellor of Indigenous Higher Education Policy; Chair of the National Aboriginal & Torres straits Islander Health Equity Council; Director of Murrup Barak Melbourne Institute of Indigenous Development; An Aboriginal person from Tasmania he has lived most of his life in Victoria; He is a qualified medical doctorDevleena Ghosh a professor at the Sydney University of Technology; She discusses the student unrest in India and speaks about the arrest of student union leaders and the reduction in freedom of speech that is developing in India.

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