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05.06.2018
12.45 h
Damien Spleeters & Frank Slijper
Armament researchers at Conflict Armament Research and PAX
“War is the most corrupted business in the economy. A secretive one, where just a few players control up to 80% of the market”
Interview
30.01.2018
10.45 h
Sue Ballyn
Director of the Centre for Australian Studies of Barcelona
“Prospects for a collective Aboriginal voice in the Australian Parliament are continuously capped by the government”
Interview
23.11.2017
10.00 h
Lolita Chávez
Indigenous activist and leader of the K’iche’ Peoples’ Council
“Mayans have been self-sufficient for centuries. Why do they come to tell us how we have to live our lives?”
Interview
06.04.2017
08.00 h
Rebiya Kadeer
World Uyghur Congress president
“Government propaganda makes Chinese people think that Uyghurs deserve to be suppressed and killed”
Interview
21.12.2016
11.15 h
Feleknas Uca
Yazidi MP in Turkey
“Either in Parliament or under arrest, I will go on with our struggle”
Interview
11.10.2016
11.45 h
Zaina Erhaim
Syrian reporter and activist
“The feeling in Syria is that we are going to be in war forever”
Interview
20.06.2016
12.15 h
Helena Miguélez-Carballeira
Senior Lecturer in Hispanic Studies at Bangor University (Wales)
“The ‘country of countries’ which Podemos is calling for harks back to an old idea of Ortega y Gasset”
Interview
13.04.2016
10.30 h
Svetlana Issàieva
Founder of the NGO Mothers of Dagestan
“The state has a guilty conscience: they know what they did to my son and they want me to keep quiet”
Interview
04.02.2016
10.00 h
Marcel A. Farinelli
Sardinian historian, specialised in Sardinia and Corsica
“Sardinian nationalists admire Catalonia, but this interest isn’t mutual. Sardinia isn’t as high-profile as the Catalan process!”
Interview
29.06.2015
10.45 h
Cale Salih
Fellow member of the European Council for Foreign Relations as an expert in the Kurdish question
"Iraqi Kurds are less able to declare independence than they used to be one year ago"
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