Guns are everywhere in Ecuador
Choosing a president in the shadow of the drug cartels: a violent new departure for Ecuador. Ecuador; plus stories from North Korea, South Africa and Denmark
Pascale Harter introduces correspondents’ dispatches from around the world.
Choosing a president in the shadow of the drug cartels was a violent new departure for Ecuador. Katy Watson puts on her body armour to interview one of the candidates hoping to lead the country.
Michael Bristow grabs his binoculars and peers over the Han River into North Korea to see what he can learn about the country that’s virtually sealed itself off from the rest of the world.
In South Africa, Andrew Harding packs his bags and reflects on his 15 years in the rainbow nation. A country he says is still at least partially hypnotised by its past glories.
And Graihagh Jackson travels to the Danish island of Bornholm, which wants to go carbon neutral by 2025 - but will it succeed?
Presenter Pascale Harter
Producer: Louise Hidalgo
Editor: Bridget Harney
Production Coordinator: Gemma Ashman
(Image: Soldiers performing security checks before the presidential election in Quito, Ecuador. Credit: Reuters/Henry Romero)
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