Worldview 3/17/2010

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Protesters in Thailand gather human blood and store it in large bottles, to pour on the ground in front of the prime minister's residence. (Photo: Somchai Poomlard)

We get analysis on Thailand’s blood protests where supporters Thaksin Shinawatra poured buckets of their own blood on the gates of Government House. Plus, a Honduran radio host shares his views on democracy in his country since the military coup. And, while the music world is consumed by SXSW, a smaller festival south of the border aims to lure fans from Austin. We feature artists from the MtyMx Festival in Monterrey, Mexico.


Thai’s Protesting on the Streets of Bangkok

Michael Montesano is visiting fellow at the Institute Southeast Asian Studies.
Honduras: Current U.S. Policy May Do More Harm

Father Ismael Moreno (“Padre Melo”) is Director of E.R.I.C. (Equipo de Reflexion, Investigacion y Comunicacion - Team for Reflection, Investigation and Communication) and is Director of the Jesuit-run Radio Progreso in Honduras.
Global Notes: Indie Festival in Mexico Competes with South by Southwest

Tony Sarabia hosts the weekly global music show Radio M.
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