Beijing views Taiwan as an inseparable part of its territory, a "core interest" over which it refuses to compromise its claims of sovereignty. However, the democratic government in Taipei has other ideas, aligning itself more closely with the West. This powder keg situation has the potential to ignite a confrontation between the superpowers. S7 E11 Taiwan's Sovereignty at Stake: Beijing's Push for Reunification or Annexation?
DNA of the News – Cuban Espionage in the USA – May 27 2024
In this gripping episode, we explore the most remarkable instances of Cuban espionage within the heart of the United States. Uncover the tales of American officials who led double lives as high-ranking moles for Havana, their clandestine operations spanning across decades. S8 E1 Cuban Espionage in the USA
DNA of the News – Children and teenagers fast-growing sector of labor in the USA – May 16 2024
Child labor has been with us for centuries. However, the abuses of industrialization drew a line between acceptable work and harmful exploitation for minors. Despite this 85-year-old protection, some US states are now severely weakening those protections by lowering the legal working age. S7 E15 Children and teenagers fast-growing sector of labor in the USA.
DNA of the News – Wounds in the Sea – May 9 2024
Shipbreaking has become a major environmental and occupational health problem in the world. It is among the most dangerous occupations; the levels of deaths and injuries are deplorable. This industry operates mainly outside the law. (S5 E16)
DNA of the News – Stories behind the story SPA – May 2 2024
Armed groups have stolen important historical relics throughout Latin America's history. This ultimately generates media impact and diminishes governments' sense of control. Some of those relics have disappeared forever. Grupos armados han robado importantes reliquias históricas a lo largo de la historia de América Latina. En última instancia, esto genera impacto mediático y disminuye la sensación de control de los gobiernos. Algunas de esas reliquias han desaparecido para siempre.
DNA of the News – Inexpensive entry to satellite technology – Apr 25 2024
Technology has made it possible for satellites in the shape of small cubes measuring 10 cm (about 4”) per side and weighing 1 kg (2.2 lbs) to orbit the Earth and other planets. These satellites perform many of the duties of their conventional satellites at less than 2% of the cost. Small countries, private enterprises, and universities worldwide are players in space exploration. We tell the story. (S6 Ep 13)
DNA of the News – Solidade Laboratory a ray of hope – Apr 15 2024
Two professionals, one Italian, and the other Bolivian, are part of an organization that works to strengthen prison inmates from the inside out. They focus on restoring broken families while one or both parents are incarcerated. In the past, some parents lived with their children inside the penitentiaries.
DNA of the News – Puppies Behind Bars – Apr 8 2024
We speak with an organization that uses puppies to rehabilitate inmates incarcerated in high-security prisons; the puppies become trained canines and join police units and first responders and assist those with disabilities.
DNA of the News – The evolution of the right to possess weapons – Apr 1 2024
232 years ago, the Second Amendment to the United States Constitution was proposed, granting citizens the right to bear arms. Today, there are an estimated 120 firearms for every 100 US citizens of all ages and over 300 armed militias in operation. An expert on the history of the Second Amendment helps us understand its origins and evolution.
DNA of the News – Over 4000 Spanish words originated from Arabic. – Mar 25 2024
The Arabs lived in Spain for almost 800 years, profoundly influencing the government, language, technology, culture, and governance. More than 4000 words used daily in the Spanish language are Arabic.
DNA of the News – Is the US dollar losing its dominance? – Mar 18 2024
Many countries, such as China, Russia, Iran, Brazil, and others, want to use a currency different from the dollar for trade and money reserves. How likely is this to happen? What would be the consequences for the world economy?
DNA of the News – Photojournalism in Disaster and War – Mar 11 2024
As vital figures in shaping our perception and interpretation of conflict and historical events, photojournalists play a crucial role. Today, we speak with a renowned photojournalist whose work capturing crises appears in national and international publications.
DNA of the News – Invisible China – Mar 5 2024
A European journalist who spent a significant part of his career in China speaks about the invisible China to most foreigners. He skillfully divides myth from reality.
DNA of the News – Cure for Corruption – Feb 26 2024
Descubra el costo oculto de la corrupción para la sociedad y su billetera mientras entrevistamos a un invitado cuya vida está dedicada a la integridad. Empresas e individuos pagan más de 1 billón de dólares en sobornos anualmente en todo el mundo.
DNA of the News – Unseen Cost of Mining – Feb 19 2024
The Mining industry is a global powerhouse with far-reaching impact. Yet, this influence is not without its significant repercussions, particularly concerning our environment, the indigenous communities who have stewarded these territories for generations, and the delicate ecosystem of wildlife and plant life interwoven
The Chart – 02-24 – Feb 13 2024
This is the weekly ranking of contemporary music as generated by one of the most important radio stations in South America. Content: Top 5 songs2 new suggestions. Count down of the top best songs of the last week.
The Chart – 01-24 – Feb 13 2024
This is the weekly ranking of contemporary music as generated by one of the most important radio stations in South America. Content: Top 5 songs2 new suggestions. Count down of the top best songs of the last week.
DNA of the News – sexually exploited woman – Feb 12 2024
Her story began when she was 8 years old when, for the first time, her mother took her to the neighborhood baker's house who abused her. Shortly after, strange men came to pick her up from school at her mother's request. Thus, she began life as a sexually exploited woman in the international mafia for 37 years. She tells us her story.
DNA of the News – Hidden Tax – Feb 8 2024
Explore the significant impact of corruption on society and personal finances in this episode, featuring an interview with an expert dedicated to integrity. Learn about the global issue where over $1 trillion is paid in bribes annually by private corporations.
DNA of the News – Interdependency SPA – Feb 1 2024
Política, la moral y la ética. En un mundo donde las decisiones tomadas en los ámbitos políticos pueden tener efectos profundos en nuestras vidas, comprender las implicaciones éticas y morales de estas decisiones se vuelve crucial.
DNA of the News – Politics Ethics and Morality SPA – Jan 15 2024
olitics at the crossroads: the critical interaction between ethics and morality in decision making. Can they coexist? An expert explains.
DNA of the News – Cost of Mining SPA – Jan 8 2024
Today, we dig deep into the world of mining, an industry with vast global reach. But with this reach comes undeniable consequences, especially for our environment, the indigenous communities that have called these lands home for generations, and the intricate web of fauna and flora surrounding them.
DNA of the News – Putin 25 years ENG – Jan 3 2024
Vladimir Putin has been in power for almost 25 years. What can we expect from him in the future? How is Russia repositioning itself in Europe and Asia? And where does Russia stand three decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall? A world-class expert in the region shares his impressions.
The Chart – 38-23 – Dec 27 2023
This is the weekly ranking of contemporary music as generated by one of the most important radio stations in South America.