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Finlandia, Suecia y la OTAN. El caso de Debanhi Escobar en México. Carlos Alcaraz, ¿el nuevo Nadal?

¿Qué estatus pretenden Finlandia y Suecia? Hablamos con Jussi Pakkasvirta de la Universidad de Helsinki. De las mujeres desaparecidas, con Lupita Ramos Ponce de la Universidad de Guadalajara. Y de Carlos Alcaraz, con Antonio Casale de ESPN y RCN

Friday, April 29, 2022
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Finlandia, Suecia y la OTAN. El caso de Debanhi Escobar en México. Carlos Alcaraz, ¿el nuevo Nadal?

¿Qué estatus pretenden Finlandia y Suecia? Hablamos con Jussi Pakkasvirta de la Universidad de Helsinki. De las mujeres desaparecidas, con Lupita Ramos Ponce de la Universidad de Guadalajara. Y de Carlos Alcaraz, con Antonio Casale de ESPN y RCN

Friday, April 29, 2022
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Deforestación y ganadería en el Brasil. Harvard y la esclavitud. Argentina y la yerba mate

De la responsabilidad de EE. UU. en la deforestación hablamos con Terrence McCoy de "The Washington Post". De la esclavitud, con Raquel Coronell, directora de "The Harvard Crimson". Y de la yerba, con Karla Johan, sumiller especializada en mate

Thursday, April 28, 2022
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La Florida, ¿un paraíso conservador? Espionaje telefónico en España. Apellidos en Italia

De las reformas del gobernador DeSantis hablamos con Patricia Mazzei de "The New York Times". De España, con la periodista Pilar Velasco. Y de la sentencia sobre el orden de los apellidos, con Anna Buj de "La Vanguardia" de Barcelona

Tuesday, May 3, 2022
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