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An Interview With Enrique Peña NietoMexico’s leading presidential candidate explains how he’ll stop the violence and challenge the cartels.
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An Interview With Aung San Suu KyiBurma’s Nobel laureate muses on the sweeping reforms in her country and whether she will be its president.
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Will Spain Be the Next Greece?Interviews with Mariano Rajoy and Alfredo Rubalcaba, two candidates to be Spain’s next prime minister.
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An Exclusive Interview with Mahmoud AhmadinejadThe president of Iran on his release of the hikers, his next nuclear plan, the Palestinian statehood vote, and more.
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"Every Corrupt Person—No Matter How Important He Is—Will Go to Jail. "Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos on reviving relations with Venezuela and fighting drug cartels and corruption.
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"When the Legitimacy of the Regime Is Lost, You Have To Take Sides With the Egyptian People"A rare interview with members of Egypt's Supreme Military Council.
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"Being a Terrorist Is Not a Stigma Forever"An interview with Amr Moussa, secretary-general of the Arab League and would-be president of Egypt.
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"You Cheated Us, and We Don't Believe You"Alexander Lukashenko, the repressive and contentious president of Belarus, interviewed about the U.S. and his recent political crackdown.
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“Freedom Is Not the Property of the Liberals”Hungary’s controversial prime minister Viktor Orbán gives his first interview to an American journalist.
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The First Interview With Burma’s Reforming PresidentThein Sein on the sweeping changes he has brought to Burma, including freedom for Aung San Suu Kyi.
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“Everybody Is Confused”An interview with Jordan’s King Abdullah about the chaos in Syria, and his view that the Arab Spring is a “disaster” for Israel.
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"Attorney General of Colombia Is a Very Dangerous Job"Vivian Morales on corruption, intelligence reform, and Colombia's reduced homicide rate.
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From Military Prison to the Presidential PalaceAn interview with Peruvian President-Elect Ollanta Humala.
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How Cutting Off the Internet Backfired on Hosni MubarakAn interview with Egyptian dissident Saad Eddin Ibrahim.
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"It Is a Shame for America To Be Afraid of Islam"An interview with a senior member of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood.
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George Washington Was Considered a TerroristAn interview with Egyptian Foreign Minister Nabil Elaraby.
