Show Notes
A moment at the United Nations has reminded the world of the ongoing crisis in Myanmar. We hear from the country's Ambassador who was brought to tears with a plea, stopping dignitaries in their tracks. Then, outrage, anger and questions mount in Spain following the country's second deadly high speed rail disaster this year.
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