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PICK OF THE MONTH: CENTRAL AMERICA - LEGACIES OF REBELLION

In the 1980s, stories of revolution in Central America dominated the headlines, but these days little international attention is paid to the region. This month, former BBC correspondent Mike Lanchin returns to the place he made his home for 15 years to find out what has happened to the passion and idealism.

OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
<> Talking Point - What is America's Global Role?
<> The Instant Guide to the Iraqi Interim Government
<> The Interview - Bob Taft
<> Beauty Kabul Style
<> Bridging the Divide
<> Everywhere a Stranger
<> Love
<> Off the Shelf - Living History
<> Reporting Religion
<> Other News, Current Affairs and Topical Programmes
<> Business Programmes

<> Broadcast times are listed with the programme details below. These are correct at the time of publication. Full schedules (including those for local stations) and short-wave frequency charts can be found online at http://www.bbcworldservice.com/schedules

<> You can hear the programmes live online (at European schedule times), and most are available on demand for seven days after their first broadcast via the Radio Player link on our home page http://www.bbcworldservice.com

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PICK OF THE MONTH

<> CENTRAL AMERICA: LEGACIES OF REBELLION
4 x 25 mins | from 4th

In a four-part series, Mike Lanchin, a former BBC correspondent who lived in the region for 15 years takes us back to the region became synonymous with civil war and political strife in the 1980s. He, like many other Europeans and North Americans of his generation ? the so-called ?Sandalistas? ? was first drawn to Central America by the spirit and idealism of the young revolutionaries in Nicaragua and El Salvador.

He meets key actors and ordinary players from those heady revolutionary days ? some now in government, many living ordinary lives, others disillusioned with the past and present, and most trying to make ends meet in a very different world ? and asks them where the revolutionary zeal that set the region on fire has gone. How far has Central America come along the road to peace and democracy?

On 5th July, Mike travels to the former state-run coffee farm in Nicaragua where he picked coffee as a volunteer in the mid-80s. He meets some of the farmers he worked with, then key supporters of the leftist revolution, and hears of the changes in their lives and country. He also meets Europeans who stayed on after the revolution came to an end.

In neighbouring El Salvador 70,000 people died during 12 years of civil war between guerrillas and the US-backed government. On 12th July, Mike revisits his wife?s family home in the north of the country, the scene of some of the worst fighting. Former rebel fighters, some now in government posts, some working as police officers, discuss whether the war was worth fighting. Mike also puts that question to a man alleged to have bankrolled right-wing death squads in the 80s.

He visits the refugee camp in Honduras where his in-laws spent two years while on the run from El Salvador?s civil war and finds out how Honduras has been affected by being caught in the middle of the civil wars raging in the region. There is now a new war in Central America, this time against violent street gangs, and Honduras once again finds itself centre-stage [19th].

Panama was once home to the US military?s largest Latin American base. Mike Lanchin discovers that it was also the place where leftist guerrillas in El Salvador and Nicaragua found sympathy and support for their cause. As home to the world?s largest inter-oceanic canal, Panama is today a budding financial and trade centre. On 26th July we hear from those who have helped transform the country - and meet Panama?s new president, who once fought alongside Nicaraguan rebels.

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All Passion Spent?

"Apart from the intense heat rising off the tarmac, what struck me most as I set foot for the very first time on Central American soil, was the huge banner strung high above the terminal buildings at Nicaragua's main international airport. 'Benviendos a Nicaragua Libre!' - 'Welcome to Free Nicaragua!' it shouted in bright red letters."

<> Read more of Mike Lanchin's article at http://www.bbconair.com/issue/world_affairs.asp

Programme times (GMT): Australia and NZ | Sun 2306 rpt Mon 0406, 0806, 1206, 1706, Sat 0506, Sun 0006; East Asia | Mon 0206 rpt 0706, 1306, 1906, Sun 1506; South Asia | Sun 2206 rpt Mon 0506, 0906, 1406, 1906, Fri 2306, Sun 0606; East and South Africa | Mon 0706 rpt 1306, Tue 0006, Sun 1306, 2306; West Africa | Mon 0906 rpt 1406, Tue 0006, Sun 2206; Middle East | Mon 0706 rpt 1806, Tue 0006, Sat 1906, Sun 1106, 2306; Europe | Mon 0806 rpt 1206, 1806, Tue 0006, Sun 1806, 2306; Americas | Mon 1406 rpt 1906, Tue 0006, 0506, Sun 2306

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OTHER HIGHLIGHTS

<> TALKING POINT - What is America's Global Role
55/40 mins | 4th

As America celebrates Independence Day on Sunday 4th July, Talking Point will be discussing the global role of the world's only superpower in the 21st Century. In terms of military superiority it has no equal and as an economic power-house its products and culture, from McDonalds to Disney, have infiltrated cultures all over the globe. Despite President George W Bush's insistence that the US has no imperial ambitions, the word "empire" is increasingly used by academics and pundits when talking about America's role in the world. The ubiquity of American power and influence is both admired and reviled around the globe. In particular, American foreign policy post 9/11 and the war in Iraq have been the subject of much condemnation worldwide. Is the world's only superpower also an imperial power? Does it rely too heavily on military superiority to influence the world? What is America's role in the 21st Century? Presenter Robin Lustig will be joined by guest Sydney Blumenthal, the writer and former senior advisor to President Clinton to discuss the issues.

To join the discussion, call: +44 20 8749 5353 from 1200 GMT on Sundays (leaving a phone number where you can be contacted).
Email: talkingpoint@xxxxxxxxx
SMS/Text: +44 7736 100 100
Online: Select Talking Point from the A-Z programme list at www.bbcworldservice.com

<> THE INSTANT GUIDE to The Iraqi Interim Government
15 mins | 4th

The first Instant Guide of the month looks at who leads and comprises the Iraqi interim government, what exactly are their powers, who finances them, how long they'll remain in office, how their members are selected, and other key questions.

Programme times (GMT): Australia and NZ | Sun 1732 rpt Mon 0745, 1132; East Asia | Sat 2332 rpt Sun 1732, Mon 0045; South Asia | Sun 0915 rpt 1732, Mon 0045, 0745; East and South Africa | Sun 0915 rpt Mon 1045; West Africa | Sat 2332 rpt Sun 0645, Mon 1132; Middle East | Sun 0445 rpt 1732, Mon 1045; Europe | Sun 0445 rpt 1732, Mon 0245; Americas | Sun 0445 rpt 0915, 1732, Mon 0245, 0745, 1132

<> ASSIGNMENT
25 mins | continues

On 1st July, Jenny Cuffe reports from Afghanistan -- the other country invaded in the US-led war on terror - to see what progress is being made towards stability and democracy. She discovers a growing crime rate, fuelled in part by drug trafficking, and a faltering disarmament process.

Programme times (GMT): Australia and NZ | Wed 2306 rpt Thu 0406, 0806, 1206, 1706, Sat 0306, 1806, Sun 1506; East Asia | Thu 0206 rpt 0706, 1306, 1906, Sat 0306, 1006; South Asia | Wed 2206 rpt Thu 0506, 0906, 1406, 1906, Sat 0306, 1806; East and South Africa | Thu 0706 rpt 1306, Fri 0006, Sat 0306, 1006; West Africa | Thu 0906 rpt 1406, Fri 0006, Sat 0306, 1006, 1806, Sun 1506; Middle East | Thu 0706 rpt 1806, Fri 0006, Sat 0306, 1306, Sun 2106; Europe | Thu 0806 rpt 1206, 1806, Fri 0006, Sat 1006, 1306, Sun 1506; Americas | Thu 1406 rpt 1906, Fri 0006, 0506, Sat 1006
[And on demand online until 8th - select Assignment from the A-Z proramme list at http://www.bbcworldservice.com ]

<> THE INTERVIEW - Bob Taft
30 mins | 3rd

Bob Taft is the Governor of the American state of Ohio, which has picked the winner in every American presidential election in the past 40 years. In The Interview on 3rd July, Carrie Gracie asks the Republican Governor what he can do to make sure that it goes George Bush's way again this time. It's not going to be easy in the wake of 200,000 job losses in the state and divisions over American actions in Iraq. But Bob Taft and the Republicans have a few tricks up their sleeves.

Programme times (GMT): Australia and NZ | Sat 0332 rpt 2232, Sun 0132, 0632, 1332; East Asia | Sat 0332 rpt 1032, 2232, Sun 1332; South Asia | Sun 0132 rpt 0732; East and South Africa | Sat 1032 rpt 2232; West Africa | Sat 1032 rpt Sun 1932; Middle East | Sat 0332 rpt 1732, 2232, Sun 1332; Europe | Sat 2232 rpt Sun 0632, 1332; Americas | Sat 2232 rpt Sun 0332, 0632, Sun 1332

<> MASTERPIECE - Beauty Kabul Style
1 x 25 mins | 19th

A beauty salon is not usually the first place one would look to as a symbol of freedom and empowerment for women, but in the Afghan capital a small business offering hairdressing represents opportunities for women to make a living.

Clients travel along dusty, bumpy roads from outlying villages to have make-up applied for a special occasions. They arrive shrouded in burqas and leave the same way. But when inside the salon, where no men are allowed, their hair is elaborately styled and make-up in vibrant colours is applied. They can have a photograph to take away with them, but the only people who will see their new faces are other women and close family members.

In this programme, we hear the personal story of two sisters who have established their own salon in the city. The use of beauty parlours and hairdressing salons continued in secret throughout the time of Taleban rule and women risked severe punishment to run, or even to visit these places. We find out why the beauty salon is so significant to the lives of many Afghan women.

Programme times (GMT): Australia and NZ | Mon 2306 rpt Tue 0406, 0806, 1206, 1706; East Asia | Tue 0206 rpt 0706, 1306, 1906; South Asia | Mon 2206 rpt Tue 0506, 0906, 1406, 1906; East and South Africa | Tue 0706 rpt 1306, Wed 0006; West Africa | Tue 0906 rpt 1406, Wed 0006; Middle East | Tue 0706 rpt 1806, Wed 0006; Europe | Tue 0806 rpt 1206, 1806, Wed 0006; Americas | Tue 1406, 1906, 0006, Wed 0506

<> BRIDGING THE DIVIDE
1 x 25 | 6th

140 years ago, Indians were first brought into South Africa as indentured labourers by their colonial masters. Ever since, relations between the African and Indian communities have been generally uneasy. The apartheid regime?s forced segregation effectively prevented cultural and social integration but, even in the post-apartheid era, the two communities kept their distance,

perpetuating mutual suspicions.This programme looks at the historical background to the Indian presence and considers how relations between Africans and Indians are developing in the new South Africa today.

Broadcast times shown below.

<> EVERYWHERE A STRANGER
1 x 25 mins | 13th

Myroslav Kuyaldin is a very popular television presenter and a musician in Kiev, Ukraine. As one of the very few black Ukrainians, he can never really blend into the country of his birth but in his media career, this distinctiveness has proved an asset. The price he pays is to constantly feel regarded as a stranger in his own land. For many years he has kept a short note left by his Nigerian father who returned to Africa on the completion of his studies. His mother and grandmother have given him some accounts of his father but details remain sketchy. He knows the difficulties and embarrassments they faced bringing him up, the only black child in a uniformly white society. Now that he is married with a family of his own, the pressure to talk to his own son about his origins has inflamed his curiosity. So his dream is to go to Nigeria, to follow the clues which hopefully will lead to a reunion with his father. Also, he has become passionate about reclaiming the other part of his identity.

An African among Ukrainians, he journeys to the promised land of Nigeria to pursue his search. He has a few vague clues and willing helpers. But will he now find himself a Ukrainian among Africans, always condemned to be the odd one out? Above all, will he succeed in finding his relatives? And if he does succeed in tracking his father down, will he come forward to embrace a long lost son or will he simply refuse to have any contact at all?

Throughout his quest, on his journey from Kiev to Lagos, he records his thoughts and feelings in a daily audio diary. These reflections, the story of his failures and frustrations as well as his successes become the backbone of the programme ? the story of Kuyaldin?s journey back to African soil.

Broadcast times shown below.

<> LOVE
4 x 25 | from 20th

What is love? Physical, emotional, spiritual, we feel it but do we understand it? We sing, write and talk about it. We actively seek it and generally feel much better for it. It can creep up and overcome people when they least expect it or it can be learnt over the years.

In four programmes, we look at the course that love takes through our human existence ? from a newborn baby?s demand for unconditional love and the starry-eyed love of a teenager to when the physical need for love is overtaken by cherished memories. If you?ve ever felt it, you?ll know what it is, but many people do wonder if they have ever truly been in love. Join the anthropologist Dr Helen Fisher and hear a variety of perspectives from around the world as people talk about their experiences of the most important human emotion.

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What is Love?

Dr Helen Fisher has researched the nature of love extensively and believes that romantic love is a universal experience that is deeply embedded in the human brain. To find out more about the scientific findings of our ?love expert? visit http://www.bbconair.com/issue/index.asp

Programme times (GMT) for Bridging the Divide, Everywhere a Stranger and Love:

Australia and NZ | Tue 2306 rpt Wed 0406, 0806, 1206, 1706, Sat 2106, Sun 1006; East Asia | Wed 0206 rpt 0706, 1306, 1906, Sun 0106; South Asia | Tue 2206 rpt Wed 0506, 0906, 1406, Sat 2306, Sun 0506; East and South Africa | Wed 0706 rpt 1306, Thu 0006, Sat 2106, Sun 0706; West Africa | Wed 0906 rpt 1406, Thu 0006, Sun 0906; Middle East | Wed 0706 rpt 1806, Thu 0006, Sun 0606; Europe | Wed 0806 rpt 1206, 1806, Thu 0006, Sun 0906; Americas | Wed 1406 rpt 1906, Thu 0006, 0506, Sun 1006, 1506

<> OFF THE SHELF - Living History
5 x 15 mins | from 4th

In the daily series which brings you the best in modern and classic writing, Hillary Rodham Clinton reads from her memoirs, reflecting on her early career, her marriage to Bill Clinton and her eight years at the White House. This is a very personal book from a woman whose resolve proved the bedrock of her husband?s presidency. If you want to know what was said behind closed doors about Monica Lewinsky and ?that dress?, or what it felt like to be a wife who was so publicly humiliated, you'll have to hold out until the final episode ? it?s certainly worth the wait.

Programme times (GMT): Australia and NZ | Sun-Thu 2145 rpt Mon-Fri 0345, 1445, 1645; East Asia | Mon-Fri 0145 rpt 0645, 1145, 1845; South Asia | Sun-Thu 2145 rpt Mon-Fri 0445, 0845, 1345; East and South Africa | Mon-Fri 0645 rpt 1145, 2345; West Africa | Mon-Fri 0845 rpt 1345, 2145; Middle East | Mon-Fri 0645 rpt 1145, 1545, 2345; Europe | Mon-Fri 0345 rpt 0745, 1145, 2345; Americas | Mon-Fri 0345 rpt 0845, 1345, Mon-Fri 1845, 2345

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YOUR CHANCE TO WIN!
This month BBC On Air is giving away six copies of 'Living History' by Hillary Rodham Clinton.
For your chance to win, visit http://www.bbconair.com or email mailto:on.air.magazine@xxxxxxxxx with 'July Network - Hillary Clinton' in the subject heading.
Entries should be received by the end of July.

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<> REPORTING RELIGION

30 mins | continues

Trevor Barnes presents essential listening on how religion shapes major news events, and provides analysis and debate on religious and ethical issues.

On 4th July, the programme includes a feature on the handover of Iraq, assessing what role religious leaders need to play now. Sistani? Moqtada? We explore the balance between religious Iraq and secular Iraq and the balance between Shia and Sunnis Muslims and how they justify the violence.

There's also a discussion about modern day martyrdom based on comments by the Roman Catholic Cardinal in Kampala, who recently asserted on a British television programme that people who don?t wear condoms to prevent HIV/AIDS even though there could be a risk, are ?martyrs?. Is this really martyrdom? Can the church really justify this? Is it ethical and acceptable and what is defined as martyrdom?

And this week's news round with Vicky Ntetema comes from Tanzania and includes a story about a politician who?s threatened an opponent with a so-called Islamic death threat.

Programme times (GMT): Australia and NZ | Sun 0232 rpt 0832, 1932; East Asia | Sat 0532 rpt Sun 1132; South Asia | Sat 0932 rpt Sun 0232, 1932; East and South Africa | Sun 0232 rpt 0832; West Africa | Sun 0232 rpt 1032; Middle East | Sat 0432 rpt Sun 0232, 0532; Europe | Sat 0432 rpt Sun 0532, 1032; Americas | Sat 0432 rpt Sun 0832

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OTHER NEWS, CURRENT AFFAIRS and TOPICAL PROGRAMMES

<> NEWS
BBC World Service broadcasts news on the hour, every hour - from short world news bulletins, to the more detailed news of World Briefing and the in-depth analysis and features of Newshour and The World Today. For broadcast times to your region, check the online schedules at http://www.bbcworldservice.com/schedules

Visit http://www.bbcnews.com to read all the major world and UK news stories reported across the BBC.

<> ANALYSIS
15 mins | continues
Bringing you the stories behind the headlines.

Programme times (GMT): Australia and NZ | Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 1545 rpt 1945, Tue, Wed, Fri 0745, 1132, Sat 1132; East Asia | Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat 0045 rpt Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 1745; South Asia | Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 1545 rpt 1745, Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat 0045, Tue, Wed, Fri 0745, Sat 1132; East and South Africa | Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 1945 rpt Tue, Wed, Fri 1045; West Africa | Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 1945 rpt Tue, Wed, Fri 1132; Middle East | Tue, Wed, Fri 1045, Sat 0745; Europe | Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 1545 rpt 1745, Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat 0245, Sat 0745; Americas | Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 1745 rpt Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat 0245, 1132, Tue, Wed, Fri 0745

<> LETTER
15 mins | continues
A new series with the inside stories from around the world. Each week one of our panel of international broadcasters reflects on the latest political, cultural or social developments in their part of the world.

<> FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
30/15 mins | continues
In-the-field reports and reflections. BBC correspondents bring a personal perspective to their international postings.

Programme Times (GMT): Australia and NZ | (25 mins) Sun 0306 rpt 0806, 1306, 1806 (15 mins) Wed 1545, 1945, Thu 0745, 1132; East Asia | (25 mins) Sun 0306 rpt 1006, 1306, 1806 (15 mins) Wed 1745, Thu 0045; South Asia | (25 mins) Sun 0306 rpt 1806 (15 mins) Wed 1545 rpt 1945, Thu 0045, 0745; East and South Africa | (25 mins) Sun 0306 rpt 0806, 1806 (15 mins) Wed 1945, Thu 1045; West Africa | (25 mins) Sun 0306 rpt 1006, 1806 (15 mins) Wed 1945 rpt Thu 1132; Middle East | (25 mins) Sat 2106 rpt Sun 0306, 0806, 1306 (15 mins) Thu 1045; Europe | (25 mins) Sun 0306 rpt 1006, 1306 (15 mins) Wed 1545 rpt Thu 0245; Americas | (25 mins) Sun 0306 rpt 0806, 1306, 1806 (15 mins) Thu 0245 rpt 0745, 1132

<> PEOPLE AND POLITICS
30 mins | continues
Our team of experts offers their mix of political insight into and analysis of the world of British politics.

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BUSINESS PROGRAMMES

<> GLOBAL BUSINESS
30 mins | continues
Peter Day looks at the trends and ideas shaping the world of business and how they affect the working world.

On 3rd July, the second programme in a series of four addressing aspects of globalisation from a developing world perspective - Can Trade Be Fair? Coffee growers in Tanzania, cocoa growers in Ghana, a British coffee shop chain and the Dutch ethical bank Triodos explain to Peter Day how fair trade can benefit business and farming communities.

Programme times (GMT): Australia and NZ | Sat 0232 rpt 1932, Sun 0732, 1232; East Asia | Fri 2332 rpt Sat 0932, 1932, Sun 0032, 0432, 0732, 1832; South Asia | Sat 0232 rpt 1932, Sun 0032, 1832; East and South Africa | Sat 0932 rpt Sun 1832; West Africa | Fri 2332 rpt Sat 0932, Sun 1832; Middle East | Sat 0232 rpt 0932, Sun 0732, 2132; Europe | Sat 1832 rpt Sun 0232, 0732; Americas | Sat 0932 rpt Sun 0232, 0732, 1832

<> WORLD BUSINESS REPORT
9-14 mins | continues
A guide to the big business issues of the day. Keep up-to-date with the latest world business and economic news.

Programme times (GMT): Australia and NZ | Mon-Fri 0732, 1032, 1832; East Asia | Tue-Sat 0032, Mon-Fri 1032, 1420, 1732; South Asia | Mon-Fri 0732, 1132, 1732, 1832, 1932, Tue-Sat 0032; East and South Africa | Mon-Fri 1032, 1420, 1932; West Africa | Mon-Fri 1932; Middle East | Mon-Fri 1032, 1420, 1732, 2132; Europe | Mon-Fri 1032, 1732, 2132, Tue-Sat 0232; Americas | Mon-Fri 0732, 1032, 1732, 2120, Tue-Sat 0232

<> WORLD BUSINESS REVIEW
15 mins | continues
In the new-look World Business Review, Lesley Curwen discusses the biggest economic and business stories of the week with experts from across the world.

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<> LEARNING ENGLISH
The BBC World Service website for learners and teachers of English contains a wealth of useful material, including guides to the language of news, music, business and sport, an email discussion group, message boards, quizzes, a question & answer section and many audio links to examples of spoken English.

You'll also find schedules for the Learning English programmes broadcast to Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Eastern Europe.
Visit http://www.bbcworldservice.com/learningenglish

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