Best Venezolana Podcasts (2024)

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The Venezolana Perspective: Women and the Venezuelan Crisis 2:07:14

4+ y ago2:07:14

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The severe humanitarian crisis in Venezuela has had significant impacts on the female population both inside and outside the country. This event will address the impact the humanitarian crisis is having both on women who remain in Venezuela and who have fled, the importance of including women in politics, and the importance of incorporating women i…

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Syria's Tragedy, Our Lessons 59:31

4+ y ago59:31

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The CSIS Middle East Program and Humanitarian Agenda are pleased to host David Miliband, President and CEO of the International Rescue Committee, to discuss the current crisis in Idlib, the dangerous lessons of war, and how Syria could serve as a model for future conflicts. Jacob Kurtzer, Interim Director of the CSIS Humanitarian Agenda, will provi…

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Gavi at Twenty: A Critical Inflection Point 1:31:22

4+ y ago1:31:22

1:31:22

Over the past twenty years, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, has proven to be a high-impact and resilient global health partnership. Launched at the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2000, Gavi has mobilized its network of government, private sector, and civil society partners to make vaccines affordable and available to millions of children in the world…

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A Consensus Proposal for a Revised Regional Order 1:32:56

4+ y ago1:32:56

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Disputes over the regional order in post-Soviet Europe and Eurasia are at the core of the breakdown in Russia-West relations, and have created major security and economic challenges for the states caught in between: first and foremost Ukraine, but also Belarus, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. Current policy approaches toward the regional…

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The Present and Future Promise of Synthetic Biology 1:25:06

4+ y ago1:25:06

1:25:06

Emerging technologies—such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, 5G, and synthetic biology—drive security and economic competition and are increasingly shaping national strategies. To develop an effective strategy for synthetic biology, policy makers and the general public need a better understanding of synthetic biology’s underlying capab…

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Making the Case for Sustained U.S. Engagement in a Transitioning Afghanistan

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In the United States, there is a sense of "Afghanistan fatigue." While there are certainly valid criticisms that can be levied against U.S. involvement in Afghanistan, a significant amount of social, economic, political, and public health progress has resulted from our engagement and Afghans' own hard work and commitment. But Afghanistan's politica…

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Climate Change and the Australian Bushfires: A Singular Catastrophe or The New Normal? 1:22:46

4+ y ago1:22:46

1:22:46

Australia is being ravaged by the worst bushfires seen in decades. Beginning in 2019, the fires have burnt through 25.5 million acres, the size of Denmark and Belgium combined. At least 27 people are dead, including three volunteer firefighters, and more are missing. Thousands of homes have been destroyed or damaged. Australia’s capital cities are …

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The Future of Europe: French and German Perspectives 1:16:12

4+ y ago1:16:12

1:16:12

In 2020, Europe will be facing a unique set of political, economic, and security challenges, including Brexit. However, the beginning of the new decade also offers an opportunity to lay out an ambitious vision for the future of Europe and for progress in areas of common concern. Please join us for a timely conversation with German Ambassador to the…

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The Prospects for U.S.-Russia Arms Control 1:28:12

4+ y ago1:28:12

1:28:12

With the demise of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) and an unclear future for New START, U.S.-Russian arms control is in dire condition. Some experts in both capitals question the feasibility or necessity of further bilateral arms control. However, any U.S. and Russian administration will face the task of managing its own arsenal …

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Strategic Japan: Shaping the Rules Based Order in the Reiwa Era 1:51:53

4+ y ago1:51:53

1:51:53

Strategic Japan draws on the newest research from Japanese scholars to inform the policy debate in Washington. This year, the CSIS Japan Chair has invited four scholars to examine Japan’s leadership role in international and regional institutions and avenues for U.S.-Japan cooperation in the future.By CSIS

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S1:E4 John White, Umpire Placement Course 34:30

4+ y ago34:30

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In this week's podcast we'll be talking to John White of Umpire Placement Course just before his visit down to Florida. He'll be working with students out of both professional umpire schools for placement in the West Coast League, among others, in 2019. Next, Brian R. Hertzog talks briefly about a camp that he's been looking forward to putting on i…

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Electric Vehicles: The Future of Development and Deployment 1:29:50

4+ y ago1:29:50

1:29:50

More than two million electric vehicles (EVs) were sold globally in 2018, a trend expected to grow over the coming decades. The smart deployment of EVs and EV infrastructure will be an important part of broader mobility planning and offers opportunities to connect markets and supply chains. The CSIS Energy & National Security Program is pleased to …

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Global Partnerships to Combat Cybercrime & the Challenge of Going Dark 1:23:14

4+ y ago1:23:14

1:23:14

Digital technologies are creating new challenges for law enforcement agencies around the world. Cybercrime is proliferating due to the growing sophistication of online criminal networks and the difficulties of trans-national enforcement. Investigations of traditional crimes are also becoming more difficult as encryption, ephemerality, and other tec…

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The Future of Work in Argentina 1:12:19

5y ago1:12:19

1:12:19

With the fourth industrial revolution set to disrupt labor markets, global stability is contingent on developing countries' ability to transform their economies and create jobs to meet the economic aspirations of their people. Argentina, during its presidency of the G20 in 2018, has made the future of work one of the main priorities throughout the …

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Responding to Armed Groups in Venezuela 49:22

5y ago49:22

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The presence of armed groups in Venezuela significantly affects how policymakers consider addressing the Venezuelan political and humanitarian crisis. The Maduro regime seeks to benefit from Venezuela's status as a hub for transnational crime and illicit activities, causing policymakers to doubt what the best approach to address the crisis would be…

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A Conversation with Afghanistan First Lady Rula Ghani 55:48

5y ago55:48

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Women have made great economic and social strides in the past 15 years. More than 3.6 million girls are in school and women are now allowed to work, both of which are essential to peace and stability in Afghanistan. However, the work is not over. It is vital that the progress continues and that women are not forgotten in the search for peace. We ar…

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China's New Era in Techno-Governance 1:24:11

5y ago1:24:11

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Technology was once viewed as a liberating tool for individuals living under authoritarian regimes, yet today, illiberal governments around the world are developing, acquiring, and utilizing technologies to strengthen political control over their population. Perhaps more than any other authoritarian country, China is experimenting with new methods …

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A Conversation with Senators Murkowski and Manchin 1:01:01

5y ago1:01:01

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The CSIS Energy & National Security Program is pleased to welcome The Hon. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) and The Hon. Joe Manchin (D-WV) for a conversation on energy policy priorities in the United States. This discussion will center on the opportunities and challenges of harnessing U.S. energy resources to foster economic opportunities and innovation for …

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Japan’s Infrastructure Development Strategy: Supporting a Free and Open Indo-Pacific 56:32

5y ago56:32

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Welcoming remarks by John J. Hamre, President and CEO, CSIS and remarks by Tadashi Maeda, Governor, Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC). Followed by a discussion moderated by Michael J. Green, Senior Vice President for Asia and Japan Chair, CSIS; Director of Asian Studies, Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University…

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Dry Hills, Full Ponds: Climate Change, Resilience, and Agriculture in Nepal 1:24:25

5y ago1:24:25

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Climate change is upon us. In places like Nepal, where two-thirds of the labor force rely on agriculture to earn a living, the impacts of rising temperatures, shifting rainfall patterns, and protracted droughts are becoming especially severe. The U.S. government is expanding its investment in programs that build climate resilience, but how can we e…

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Venezuela's Water Crisis and the Path Forward 2:50:22

5y ago2:50:22

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Venezuela’s water system is currently facing a number of critical issues and a clear path forward is needed to address the country’s water crisis in the short term and to identify a roadmap for longer term structural reforms addressing all aspects of the national water management system. The purpose of this conference is to analyze the current thre…

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Schieffer Series: The Iran Situation 59:34

5y ago59:34

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In the wake of the investigations into the bombings of Saudi Arabian oil facilities last week, tensions have heightened between the United States, Saudi Arabia, and Iran, culminating in Iran threatening an ‘all-out war’ should the U.S. retaliate. CSIS's Seth Jones and Jon Alterman and the New York Times’ David Sanger join Bob Schieffer for a discus…

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Yemen’s Crisis 1:23:43

5y ago1:23:43

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Many observers describe the situation in Yemen as the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Nearly 80 percent of the country’s 28 million residents require assistance, and more than 7 million people are at risk of famine. Providing humanitarian assistance presents many challenges, as fighting and blockades frequently impede humanitarian access, and co…

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Dividing America: A Conversation with Senator Michael Bennet 47:54

5y ago47:54

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The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) invites you to a conversation with Senator Michael Bennet on his new book, Dividing America: How Russia Hacked Social Media and Democracy. In this new book, Senator Bennet highlights the various ways in which the Russian government has used social media to sow discord and chaos among the Ame…

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Out of the Shadows: Shining a Light on Irregular Migration 1:31:09

5y ago1:31:09

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Recognizing the critical, understudied, and often misunderstood nature of this global phenomenon, CSIS produced a research study on irregular migration involving field research in Mexico, Eritrea, and Ghana.By CSIS

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A Discussion with Millennium Challenge Corporation’s CEO Sean Cairncross 55:22

5y ago55:22

55:22

Since its creation in 2004, the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) has acted as a key U.S. foreign assistance instrument focused on economic growth, country partnerships, and cost-effective projects. Its impact spans nearly 50 countries around the world in the agriculture, education, energy, health, and infrastructure sectors. MCC's three diffe…

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The Venezolana Perspective: Women and the Venezuelan Crisis 2:07:14

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Syria's Tragedy, Our Lessons 59:31

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Gavi at Twenty: A Critical Inflection Point 1:31:22

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A Consensus Proposal for a Revised Regional Order 1:32:56

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The Present and Future Promise of Synthetic Biology 1:25:06

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Making the Case for Sustained U.S. Engagement in a Transitioning Afghanistan

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Climate Change and the Australian Bushfires: A Singular Catastrophe or The New Normal? 1:22:46

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The Future of Europe: French and German Perspectives 1:16:12

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The Prospects for U.S.-Russia Arms Control 1:28:12

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Strategic Japan: Shaping the Rules Based Order in the Reiwa Era 1:51:53

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S1:E4 John White, Umpire Placement Course 34:30

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Electric Vehicles: The Future of Development and Deployment 1:29:50

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Global Partnerships to Combat Cybercrime & the Challenge of Going Dark 1:23:14

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The Future of Work in Argentina 1:12:19

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Responding to Armed Groups in Venezuela 49:22

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A Conversation with Afghanistan First Lady Rula Ghani 55:48

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China's New Era in Techno-Governance 1:24:11

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A Conversation with Senators Murkowski and Manchin 1:01:01

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Japan’s Infrastructure Development Strategy: Supporting a Free and Open Indo-Pacific 56:32

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Dry Hills, Full Ponds: Climate Change, Resilience, and Agriculture in Nepal 1:24:25

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Venezuela's Water Crisis and the Path Forward 2:50:22

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Schieffer Series: The Iran Situation 59:34

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Yemen’s Crisis 1:23:43

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Dividing America: A Conversation with Senator Michael Bennet 47:54

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Out of the Shadows: Shining a Light on Irregular Migration 1:31:09

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A Discussion with Millennium Challenge Corporation’s CEO Sean Cairncross 55:22

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