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Karl Rove 'proud' of waterboarding

The former advisor to President George W Bush tells the BBC that the use of harsh interrogation techniques such as waterboarding made the world safer.

Karl Rove

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Chile's new president

Sebastian Pinera was sworn in as president of quake-hit Chile on 11 March, amid a series of strong aftershocks.

Chilean President Sebastian Pinera

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Israel plans new nuclear power plants

Newshour talks to Uzi Landau, Israel’s Infrastructure Minister, about his country’s desire to build new nuclear plants. We also hear from an expert in the field, Mark Hibbs, of the Carnegie Nuclear Policy Program in Washington.

Uzi Landau, Israel’s Infrastructure Minister

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