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Exploring Cuba on a Motorcycle
For Tuesday's Geo Quiz, were catching up with Cuba expert Christopher Baker, who is leading one of the first ever group motorcycle tours across Cuba. The trek is from Havana to Guantanamo.
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Timbuktu Locals Said to Have Rescued Ancient Texts
Initial reports from Timbuktu suggested that tens of thousands of priceless documents had been destroyed when Islamist rebels burned down the city's Ahmed Baba Institute as they fled. However, it now appears that locals saved at least some of the documents.
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Immigration Reform: Will Farming Finally Get Fixed?
As the immigration reform battle begins, farmers are clamoring for policies that would ease hiring workers, while workers are demanding more rights. Reporter Adrian Florido reports from California.
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Kids Improve Lives in Kolkata Slums
A community organization that aims to improve living conditions in the slums of Kolkata, India, takes an unusual approach. It relies on local children to hold elders and political leaders accountable.
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IDF Women Warriors: A Model for US Women in Uniform
The Pentagon's decision to lift the ban on women in combat may be a case of regulations catching up to reality. Women have long served in roles where they face the same dangers as front-line combat soldiers.
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Women in Tahrir Square Fighting to Prevent Sexual Assaults, Becoming Victims Themselves
The renewed protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square have been followed by new reports of sexual violence against women there.
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Egyptian Army General Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi Warns of Possible 'Collapse of the State'
Egyptian general Abdel Fattah al-Sisi warned about a possible "collapse of the state." His warning comes amid a wave of protests and violence that's left more than 50 people dead.
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PRI's The World Latest Edition Jan 29, 2013
Egyptian women organize to protect themselves from sexual violence during protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square. Also, how farming fits into the immigration reform equation. Plus, a dose of rock music from Swedish band Graveyard.
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Hard Rock Sounds from the Swedish Band Graveyard
The Swedish band Graveyard has a muscular, hard rock sound that drives their new album "Lights Out." Marco Werman speaks to Alex Sjoberg, the group's drummer.
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Dreadful Crime: Dreadlock Thefts in South Africa
A man was recently robbed of his dreadlocks at a South African night club. It's believed that the man's dreads were stolen to feed a growing demand for human hair extensions. Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Poppy Louw of The Times newspaper in Johannesburg, about the growing number of dread…
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Egyptian women organize to protect themselves from sexual violence during protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square. Also, how farming fits into the immigration reform equation. Plus, a dose of rock music from Swedish band Graveyard.
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