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New cuisines, more construction: How refugees rebuild cities
S2019 E35 - 5m 28s
Throughout the country, refugees have revitalized many small cities and towns that are facing slowing economies and declining populations. Adam Bedient, whose film "Mahira Patkovich: A Refugee Rises" highlights the impact of Bosnian refugees in Utica, NY and Andrew Lim of New American Economy, a bipartisan research and advocacy organization for immigration reform join Hari Sreenivasan for more.
As pressure mounts, military support helps Maduro hold power
S2019 E35 - 4m 45s
Thousands of people took to the streets as president Nicolas Maduro and his rival and self-proclaimed leader of Venezuela, Juan Guaido, held competing rallies in Caracas. Even though Guaido enjoys support from countries including the U.S., the Venezuelan military continues to support Maduro. Joshua Goodman of the Associated Press joins Hari Sreenivasan.
Virginia governor denies he is in racist photo
S2019 E35 - 4m 37s
Democratic Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam reversed course on Saturday and denied he is one of the people in a racist photo in his 1984 medical school yearbook. Despite demands for his resignation from members of his own party, Northam said he would not step down. Annie Linskey, a reporter for The Washington Post, joins Hari Sreenivasan from Richmond, Virginia to discuss.
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