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Apr 2024
24m 47s

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Internazionale
About this episode
Nelle università degli Stati Uniti gli studenti e le studenti chiedono che i loro istituti smettano di fare affari con Israele o con aziende coinvolte nella guerra a Gaza. Il primo ministro spagnolo Pedro Sánchez aveva interrotto per qualche giorno la sua attività politica per riflettere sulle sue dimissioni. 

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Alessio Marchionna, editor di Stati Uniti Internazionale 
Mariangela Paone, giornalista, da Madrid

Stati Uniti
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/video/2024/apr/26/student-gaza-protests-more-than-40-encampments-on-campuses-across-us-video-report
Spagna: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l19Do92THRg&t=331s

Articolo: La capitale tagica cancellata di Judith Robert
https://www.internazionale.it/magazine/judith-robert/2024/04/24/la-capitale-tagica-cancellata
Serie tv della settimana: Baby reindeer su Netflix 

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