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Chile: keeping in touch with the miners down below

We meet with the families of the trapped Chilean miners, during the painful wait for their husbands, sons, and brothers to be rescued. In Mexico, we take a closer look at the brutal methods of the Zeta gang, which is believed to be behind the August murders of 72 migrants. And we go inside a majority Muslim neighbourhood in Toronto, where residents of all faiths live in harmony.

Honduras divided over presidential election
25/11/2009 - THE WEEK IN THE AMERICAS

Honduras divided over presidential election

Honduras prepares for a tense presidential election; New York mayor, Michael Bloomberg, wants to end the sale of tax-free cigarettes by Native Americans; Oprah Winfrey's show comes to an end...in 2011.
9/11 Terror suspects in civilian courtroom
18/11/2009 - THE WEEK IN THE AMERICAS

9/11 Terror suspects in civilian courtroom

In this edition: The alleged mastermind of the 9/11 attacks will go on trial in New York, just blocks from Ground Zero; and Peru says one of its Air Force officers has confessed to spying for Chile.
Obama healthcare bill clears first hurdle
11/11/2009 - USA

Obama healthcare bill clears first hurdle

In this edition: President Obama's landmark healthcare bill makes it through the House of Representatives, but will it win over the Senate?; Venezuela's Hugo Chavez steps up the war talk with Colombia; and Argentina's "Angel of Death" in the dock.
America's 'first couple' one year after the election
04/11/2009 - THE WEEK IN THE AMERICAS

America's 'first couple' one year after the election

In this edition: a look at America's 'first couple' a year on from Barack Obama's election; white supremacy on the rise in the US deep south; an end to the political crisis in Honduras?
Shortage of swine flu vaccines sparks anger in the US
28/10/2009 - THE WEEK IN THE AMERICAS

Shortage of swine flu vaccines sparks anger in the US

In this edition: a court in Argentina slaps life sentences on two former officers convicted of human rights abuses during the dictatorship; Uruguay gears for a run-off vote; and Barack Obama declares the swine flu pandemic a national emergency.

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