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Ingrid Betancourt, author of 'Even Silence Has an End'

Ingrid Betancourt's harrowing memoir "Even Silence Has an End" recounts the six years she spent held prisoner by FARC guerrillas in the Colombian jungle. She talks to Melissa Bell about the difficulty of committing her memories to paper.

20/03/2009 - THE INTERVIEW

Noël Saez and his role in Ingrid Betancourt’s release

French consul in Columbia Noël Saez negotiated after 2002 on behalf of the French government for the release of Ingrid Betancourt from FARC captivity. His new book “L’émissaire” takes a closer look at the woman and her release.
19/03/2009 - THE INTERVIEW

Jean-Claude Carrière at the Paris Book Fair

With over 70 films to his credit, French screen writing legend and author Jean-Claude Carrière is currently lending his profile to the “Salon du livre” in Paris. His new book “Dictionnaire amoureux du Mexique” has just been released.
18/03/2009 - THE INTERVIEW

Franco-Lebanese author Amin Maalouf

Form economic dysfunction to intellectual crisis and climate change, Amin Malouf examines how we got here and what to do next in his new book “Le dérèglement du monde”.
17/03/2009 - THE INTERVIEW

Trevor Manuel: rebuilding the relationship between the IMF and Africa

Tackling the crisis in Africa: Trevor Manuel, South Africa's Finance Minister is in Dar es Salaam where the IMF has organized a conference on the impact of the financial crisis on Africa.
16/03/2009 - THE INTERVIEW

Michael Pelletier, Media Hub Director, US State Department in Dubai

Our guest today is a United States diplomat an American voice in the Arab world. He discusses with FRANCE 24 the evolution of America’s image in the Middle East.

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