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Protests and what happens after

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Protests and what happens after Counterpoint with Amanda Vanstone

Amanda Vanstone / Counterpoint

How can Australian universities ensure that any partnerships they have with Chinese universities don't also involve the Chinese military? They use the Chinese Defence University Tracker! Why is Latin America imploding and what happens after the protests there and in Hong Kong die down? What happens next? The bin chicken is considered to be a pest to most Australians but not to the Ancient Egyptians. For them they were so much more. Right now it seems as if most of the world has taken to the streets to protest. As Moisés Naím explains, 'in a world aflame with protest Latin America stands out as a raging ten-alarm fire'. He argues that these sometimes violent demonstrations have been prompted by a 'truly dizzying array of grievances, including electoral fraud, corruption and rising fuel and public transportation costs'. Will these countries be able to gain back some kind of political and social stability or will the protests continue into 2020?