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Dispatches is a weekly
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Corporation's Radio correspondents and other journalists on
assignment outside of Canada.
October 26, 2006
On the show this week.....
China's gambling boom. A red-hot
economy means everybody wants to be an
instant millionaire.
This era of American politics, through
the eyes of a British observer who
calls it "The Autistic Years."
The bikers of Bamako. How China is
filling African demands for cheap
transport on bad roads.
And from London, CBC Correspondent
Don Murray parses the vicious veil
debate, and ponders the collapse of
multi-culturalism.
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received a silver medal.
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The program featured documentaries by CBC's Michael Colton and Rick MacInnes-Rae.
It was produced by Quade Hermann, Victor Johnston and senior producer Thomas Rose.
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