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PRI's The World Oct 16, 2012

by The World

The view from Libya on the way the September attack on the consulate in Benghazi is playing in the US presidential campaign. Also, a stunning change for Cubans wanting to travel abroad. And an Israeli-Iranian singer wins fans in Israel for her Persian music.

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  1. 'A Matter of Habit' Song Banned From Israeli Army Radio Galatz

    Israel's Army Radio has banned the popular song "A Matter of Habit" from its airwaves stating that the song "denounces those that have sacrificed their life for the defense of the country."

  2. Deciphering Ancient Manuscripts at Saint Catherine's Monastery

    The Geo Quiz takes us to a monastery this time. Monks have lived for at least 17 centuries at Saint Catherine’s monastery — where monks have lived for at least 17 centuries.

  3. Allegations of Child Sexual Abuse Mount Against Former BBC TV Host

    Jimmy Savile was one of Britain's most popular media personalities. He was a TV host, a DJ and cultural icon all rolled in one. But since he died last year, allegations have been made that Savile was a sexual predator. Anchor Marco Werman talks with Sarah Lyall, the London correspondent for the…

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  4. British Hacker Gary McKinnon Will Not Face Extradition to the US

    The British government announced Tuesday that Gary McKinnon, accused by the US of "the biggest military hack of all time," will not be extradited to the US to stand trial.

  5. Brazil Embraces Affirmative Action With New Law to Boost Racial Diversity at Universities

    While the US Supreme Court reviews the constitutionality of considering race in college admissions, Brazil is moving ahead on affirmative action. In August, Brazil's president signed a law setting aside half of public university seats for poor or nonwhite students.

  6. Cuba to Lift Travel Restrictions on its People

    Cuba announced today it will lift most travel restrictions in the New Year. Pretty much any Cuban who wants to will be allowed to leave. It could be a stunning change for Cubans. Anchor Marco Werman speaks with the BBC's Sarah Rainsford.

  7. Play 'Now or Later' Stirs Up Issues on Blasphemy and Freedom of Speech

    The play presented by the Huntington Theater Company in Boston mirrors some of the anti-Muslim tumult and the issues that surrounded the Benghazi attack.

  8. Libyans Remorseful that Obama 'Getting the Heat' After Benghazi Attack

    Many Libyans are still trying to make sense of the attack in Benghazi that happened five weeks ago Tuesday. Correspondent Marine Olivesi is in the capital, Tripoli. She says many of the Libyans she talked to are contrite, and hope for continued close relations with Washington.

  9. Criticizing Security in Libya Remains Romney Tactic

    The killing of US ambassador Chris Stevens in Libya last month is almost certain to come up in Tuesday’s presidential debate. The Romney campaign has been repeatedly attacking the President Obama for failing to provide adequate security. But how fair are those accusations?

  10. PRI's The World Latest Edition Oct 16, 2012

    The view from Libya on the way the September attack on the consulate in Benghazi is playing in the US presidential campaign. Also, a stunning change for Cubans wanting to travel abroad. And an Israeli-Iranian singer wins fans in Israel for her Persian music.

  11. Rita Brings Persian Music to Israel

    From Iranian refugee to Israeli pop sensation, Rita has brought Persian music to Israel and is winning fans along the way.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

The view from Libya on the way the September attack on the consulate in Benghazi is playing in the US presidential campaign. Also, a stunning change for Cubans wanting to travel abroad. And an Israeli-Iranian singer wins fans in Israel for her Persian music.

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The view from Libya on the way the September attack on the consulate in Benghazi is playing in the US presidential campaign. Also, a stunning change for Cubans wanting to travel abroad. And an Israeli-Iranian singer wins fans in Israel for her Persian music.

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