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PRI's The World Jan 2, 2013

by The World

Thousands rally in Delhi demanding an end to India's culture of violence against women. Also, the long-term questions posed as Finland prepares to move its nuclear waster underground. And a street musician from Sierra Leone builds an American following, thanks to the Internet.

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Episodes

  1. Brilliantly Colored Sea Slugs in Yellow, Green and Gold

    We are looking for the name of the biblical body of water that stretches between northern Africa and the Arabian peninsula where you can brightly-colored sea slugs.

  2. The Year Ahead in Latin America

    Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez is struggling to recover from a fourth cancer operation and officials describe his situation as "delicate." Julia Sweig, of the Council on Foreign Relations, says it's unlikely Chavez will be able to attend the swearing in for his fourth term in office slated for...

  3. The Challenges Facing Jordan and its King

    Jordan's King Abdullah has managed to mostly fend off demands for internal change inspired by popular uprisings in neighboring Arab states. He's done that in part by paying for a string of public works projects. But that may not work for much longer. Jordan is facing financial crisis.

  4. Egyptian Television Satirist Bassem Youssef in Trouble With Islamists

    Television satirist Bassem Youssef has allegedly insulted Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi on his TV show. On his program, Youssef was seen sweet-talking and hugging a red furry pillow carrying President Morsi’s image, while mocking his speech style.

  5. US Ambassador to Finland Goes Great Guns

    Bruce Oreck is the US Ambassador to Finland. He also happens to be a former professional body-builder. And now, Oreck is flexing his diplomatic muscle on the cover of Finland's ProBody magazine.

  6. Finland's Nuclear Waste Disposal Dilemma

    A vast network of tunnels is being constructed beneath the Nordic countryside in Finland. It's intended to safely store nuclear waste for up to a thousand centuries. Eventually, officials say, there will be no surface trace of the tunnels below.

  7. Rapid Urbanization Partly to Blame for Violence Against Women in India

    Feminist writer and publisher Urvashi Butalia says rapid globalization, competition for jobs and class and caste differences begin to explain what motivates the recent acts of brutal violence against women in India.

  8. Thousands Protest Sexual Violence in India

    Thousands of women rallied in Delhi, India, in the latest protest following the brutal rape of a 23-year-old student last month. The victim died over the weekend. The protests demand an end to a culture of violence against women in India. Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Jatin Anand, a reporter…

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  9. PRI's The World Latest Edition Jan 2, 2013

    Thousands rally in Delhi demanding an end to India's culture of violence against women. Also, the long-term questions posed as Finland prepares to move its nuclear waster underground. And a street musician from Sierra Leone builds an American following, thanks to the Internet.

  10. Sierra Leone Thumb Piano Player, Sorie Kondi, Finds American Audience Online

    A street musician from Sierra Leone is cultivating an American audience, with a little help from the internet. Reporter Marlon Bishop tells us about Sorie Kondi and his thumb piano.

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Thousands rally in Delhi demanding an end to India's culture of violence against women. Also, the long-term questions posed as Finland prepares to move its nuclear waster underground. And a street musician from Sierra Leone builds an American following, thanks to the Internet.

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Thousands rally in Delhi demanding an end to India's culture of violence against women. Also, the long-term questions posed as Finland prepares to move its nuclear waster underground. And a street musician from Sierra Leone builds an American following, thanks to the Internet.

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