Sarah Maslin, the Brazil correspondent for The Economist, reports from Bolivia during a significant political upheaval following Evo Morales's resignation amid election fraud allegations. She discusses the chaotic aftermath and the societal divisions it has exposed. James Astle reflects on the stark disconnect Americans feel toward veterans, highlighting the challenges faced by former servicemen reintegrating into society. The conversation also touches on the cultural significance of rickshaws in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and the tensions surrounding government regulations affecting this beloved mode of transport.
After weeks of protests following a disputed election, Evo Morales has stood down. Who is in charge, and how can the country escape its gridlock? On a visit to a military hospital our correspondent wonders why Americans seem so disengaged from their veterans. And the campaign to clear Bangladeshi streets of a beloved mode of transport. For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/radiooffer