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Latin America Reports: The Podcast
Latin America Reports: The Podcast
Latin America Reports: The Podcast
Latin America Reports: The Podcast is an inside look into the process our journalists go through to report on the top stories in the region
Special: Protests in Colombia
In this special episode, we speak to the Latin America Reports team, who reported on Colombia’s national strike in Medellín, as well as political analyst Sergio Guzmán, who took part in the march in Bogotá. Guzmán tells us what is different about these protests, what he thinks they will achieve, and why the current government response is “lacklustre.”
Visit our website LatinAmericaReports.com for photos and interviews from the protests in Medellín.
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