21/07/2012
Kate Adie introduces despatches from Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ foreign correspondents in Ciudad Real, Port Harcourt, Paris, Buenos Aires and Seinajoki.
Pascale Harter's testing the mood in Spain in the week hundreds of thousands made clear their disapproval of the Madrid government's austerity measures.
In France the new administration of President Francois Hollande wants to restore prosperity without applying too much austerity. But David Chazan says the difficulties are piling up for the new man in the Elysee Palace.
The Nigerian economy is leaking millions. Will Ross has been to the Niger Delta to find out how people are helping themselves to the country's most valuable resource, oil.
Linda Pressley tells the extraordinary tale of the travels of the corpse of Argentina's most famous First Lady, Eva Peron.
While eight thousand miles from Buenos Aires, Mark Bosworth finds a hundred thousand Finns dancing the tango under the midnight sun.
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Introduction
Duration: 00:29
Spanish disapproval
Pascale Harter tests the mood in Spain after the government implemented austerity measures.
Duration: 05:28
Restoring prosperity
David Chazan says difficulties are mounting up for the new French president Francois Hollande.
Duration: 05:19
Nigerian oil
Will Ross finds out how people are helping themselves to the country’s most valuable resource.
Duration: 05:28
Evita
Linda Pressly follows the travels of the corpse of Argentina’s most famous First Lady.
Duration: 05:28
Let’s dance
Mark Bosworth asks how Finland’s unlikely love affair with the tango came about.
Duration: 05:57
Hollande's promises prove hard to fulfil
Francois Hollande was elected president on a pledge to save French jobs but, two months on, it's proving hard to fulfil. David Chazan reports.Finland's love affair with the tango
The Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's Mark Bosworth asks why the dance that originated in Buenos Aires has taken Finland by storm.Broadcast
- Sat 21 Jul 2012 11:30Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 FM