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Oct 20, 2026
Carolyn BeelerHOST
That was Nick Martin reporting for DW's Inside Europe podcast.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
The World is produced by GBH and PRX, broadcasting weekdays from the Nan and Bill Harris Studio in Boston.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
Find us online anytime at theworld.org and check out more of our original reporting on YouTube.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
We are at The World News GBH.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
I'm Carolyn Beeler.
Harold López-NussaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
your roots and your tradition with your new experience, the new society where I'm living now.
Harold López-NussaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That's all ahead today on The World.
Marco WermanHOST
This is The World.
Marco WermanHOST
I'm Marco Werman.
Marco WermanHOST
Thank you for joining us this Monday.
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Vivian WaltGUEST
And on top of that, he's very much a lame duck.
Marco WermanHOST
Time magazine correspondent Vivian Walt is based in Paris and has been covering the protests.
Marco WermanHOST
The world's Gerry Haddon in Barcelona watched President Macron's remarks with a friend who'd just arrived from France.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
Be sure to tune in for that.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
Until then, The World is produced by GBH and PRX, broadcasting weekdays from the Nan and Bill Harris Studio in Boston.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
Find us online anytime at theworld.org, and check out more of our reporting on YouTube.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
We are @theworldnewsGBH.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
I'm Carolyn Beeler.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
And time has come for us.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
The World is produced by GBH and PRX, broadcasting weekdays from the Nan and Bill Harris Studio in Boston.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
Find us online anytime at theworld.org, and check out more of our original reporting on YouTube.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
We are @theworldnewsGBH.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
I'm Carolyn Beeler.
Tibisay ZeaCORRESPONDENT
Here's a story from The World.
Marco WermanHOST
Yesterday we told you about the unprecedented rainfall hitting Chile's capital, Santiago.
Marco WermanHOST
It's been driven by the most intense El Nino ever recorded.
Marco WermanHOST
This summer, that same weather pattern brought heavy rains to the country's north, where the Atacama Desert stretches over one of the world's driest landscapes.
Marco WermanHOST
Thanks to the recent moisture, the desert is now covered with more than 200 species of colorful flowers.
Marco WermanHOST
This flowering desert phenomenon happens only a few times a decade.
Marco WermanHOST
The World's Tibisay Asa saw it for herself back in 2022.
Tibisay ZeaCORRESPONDENT
It almost never rains here in the Atacama Desert.
Marco WermanHOST
Remembering Teresa Teng.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
That's all ahead on The World.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
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Marco WermanHOST
This is The World.
Marco WermanHOST
I'm Marco Werman.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
And I'm Carolyn Beeler.
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Michael FoxCORRESPONDENT
Ariadne Meneghel is a student leader at the Santa Catarina Federal University.
Michael FoxCORRESPONDENT
She says, "I think that by going to the streets and talking to the workers, the students absolutely have the ability to change this election." The runoff vote between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro is on Sunday, October 25th.
Marco WermanHOST
Here's a story from The World.
Marco WermanHOST
We take you next to Chile.
Marco WermanHOST
It's spring there, and in the capital Santiago, the days are ordinarily dry and sunny.
Jane ChambersCORRESPONDENT
Other dogs were saved by the firemen, including Morocho's friend Lulu, another dog.
Jane ChambersCORRESPONDENT
But when they tried to save Morocho, he got so scared, he ran off, crossed the river, climbed up a wall, and then fell into the river again.
Jane ChambersCORRESPONDENT
The TV coverage of all the twists and turns of his time in the river and efforts to save him has made Morocho a hero, not just here in Chile, but across the world.
Jane ChambersCORRESPONDENT
And now there's intense interest about what kind of life he'll have and offers of adoption.
Jane ChambersCORRESPONDENT
We'll get to that later.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
The World is produced by GBH and PRX.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
Broadcasting weekdays from the Nan and Bill Harris Studio in Boston.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
Find us online anytime at theworld.org and check out more of our original reporting on YouTube.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
We are at The World News GBH.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
I'm Carolyn Beeler.
Hassan MansourSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Enough.
Marco WermanHOST
And the alleged rape of a college student at Cornell has led to much soul-searching here and at universities around the world.
Marco WermanHOST
In the UK, there's a reckoning.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I felt like they weren't sort of prepared to deal with any of it.
Jonathan McDowellGUEST
So much of our 21st century to society is dependent on space technology.
Carolyn BeelerHOST
An arms race in space.
Marco WermanHOST
All that and more ahead today here on The World.
Marco WermanHOST
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Catherine CruzHOST
You know, all this week we've been turning over the stone with the latest tourism numbers showing that visitors are cutting short their Hawaiian vacation.
Catherine CruzHOST
Are they really spending more? And the political hot spots across the globe are putting pressure on affordability and not just for visitors but local residents who may be on the fence about traveling due to rising airfares and the cost of jet fuel as the Iran war has put the squeeze on the transit of oil around the world.
Catherine CruzHOST
We got a chance to talk to economist Carl Bonham.
Catherine CruzHOST
He's the executive director of the University of Hawaii's Economic Research Organization, which recently released its forecast.
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