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Although the legal rights of Spanish women were subject to the authority of their fathers and husbands during the Franco era, today Spain's Cabinet contains more women than men. Rear Vision looks at the transformation of Spanish society. Read Transcript
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Next Friday a run-off election for the presidency of Zimbabwe is to be held and, despite allegations of political intimidation and violence, there is a real chance that Robert Mugabe will be defeated. So this week we profile the man who would be president, Morgan Tsvangirai, and his party, the Movement for Democratic Change. Read Transcript
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Australians have enjoyed a drink since the first days of white settlement. On Rear Vision this week, a history of drinking in Australia and of government attempts to control it. Read Transcript
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Last month President George W Bush told the Arab world to democratise and allow opposition parties to take part in the political process. It was a pointed remark to make in Egypt, where the main opposition group, the Muslim Brotherhood, has been banned for 50 years. Read Transcript
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After the 2007 election, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd confirmed his campaign promise to pull Australia's combat troops out of Iraq by mid-2008. As the deadline nears, Rear Vision looks at Australia's contribution to the war and what the withdrawal of its troops might mean. Read Transcript
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Annabelle Quince and Keri Phillips
Sunday 06 July 2008
In his battle to gain the Democratic nomination Senator Barack Obama faced increasing pressure over his relationship with his former pastor Reverend Jeremiah Wright and with the ministry of the Black Liberation Churches. This week we explore the history of Black Liberation Theology and pastor Reverend Jeremiah Wright's place in that history.
Mugabe has dominated Zimbabwe's political landscape for the past 30 years.
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