Christiane looks at the disqualification of candidates from next month's presidential election in Iran.
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“It was the most terrible thing. I was the first person to go in after there had been fighting consecutively for about twenty six days. There was no one left. There was no one for us to go in and support and help. I kept asking the question: Where have the people gone?”
That's what Valerie Amos, United Nations Undersecretary for Humanitarian Affairs, about her recent visit to Homs. Amos has been an eyewitness to the human cost of the ever widening civil war in Syria.
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Part 1: A rare exclusive with Mariela Castro The daughter of Cuban President Raul Castro opens up about her fight for gay rights in Cuba and what the fight could mean for political rights in that country. Part 2: Is austerity creating another recession? Economist Paul Krugman tells CNN's Christiane Amanpour he believes austerity is hindering many country's economies.
Raul Castro's daughter Mariela talks about her fight for gay rights and Cuba's political future.
Economist Paul Krugman tells CNN's Christiane Amanpour he believes austerity is hurting many country's economies.
On Tuesday Christiane has the second part of her interview with Mariela Castro on CNN International. The niece of Fidel Castro and daughter of Cuban President Raul Castro, discusses Cuba's political future and her fight for acceptance of gays in that country.
(CNN) – The daughter of Cuba's president supports the re-election bid of U.S. President Barack Obama, but believes he could do more were it not for the pressures he is facing, she said in an interview broadcast Monday on "CNNi's Amanpour."
"As a citizen of the world, I would like him to win," said Mariela Castro Espin, daughter of Raul Castro, in the exclusive interview, which was conducted Friday in New York. "Given the choices, I prefer Obama."
The 49-year-old gay rights advocate said that Obama has been constrained in his ability to effect change. "He wants to do much more than what he's been able to do," she said. "That's the way I interpret it personally. I don't know if I'm being objective."
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Watch the first part of the interview online now: http://on.cnn.com/KBjndo On Tuesday Christiane presents the the second part of her interview with Mariela Castro on CNN International. The niece of Fidel Castro and daughter of Cuban President Raul Castro, discusses Cuba's political future and her fight for acceptance of gays in that country.
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