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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2023 · 25 MIN

Suriname in shock & Zingen in tijden van oorlog

from Bureau Buitenland

(01:03) Suriname in shock over rellen en bestorming De Surinaamse president Chan Santokhi wil snel weer over naar een normale situatie, na een weekend vol chaos en geweld in Paramaribo. Vrijdag drongen er demonstranten binnen in het parlementsgebouw in Suriname. Uniek voor een land waar protesten normaal gesproken vreedzaam verlopen, maar waar afgelopen vrijdag een grote demonstratie tegen de regering leidde tot rellen waarbij gewonden vielen en winkels werden geplunderd. In de studio John Brewster, voorzitter van het Diaspora Instituut in Nederland, over de schok die dit in Suriname teweeg brengt. (10:20) Zingen in tijd van oorlog “Groen is de rogge. Groen is de rogge voorbij het dorp.” Diep uit het hart zingen Oekraïense vrouwen hún volksliederen. Dat biedt hoop en troost in alle ellende die de oorlog met zich meebrengt. Deze week is het een jaar geleden dat de oorlog in Oekraïne uitbrak. Mensenlevens worden verwoest. Families van elkaar gescheiden. In Bureau Buitenland pianiste Tatiana Chevtchouk die Oekraïense vrouwen bij elkaar bracht in Amsterdam om samen te zingen.  (21:43) Uitgelicht: bewoners van Rome zijn alle filmcrews die in de stad draaien meer dan zat, zo constateert onze correspondent Angelo van Schaik.  Presentatie: Sophie Derkzen

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(01:03) Suriname in shock over rellen en bestorming De Surinaamse president Chan Santokhi wil snel weer over naar een normale situatie, na een weekend vol chaos en geweld in Paramaribo. Vrijdag drongen er demonstranten binnen in het...

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