Host Lisa Mullins speaks with the French ambassador to the United States, Jean-David Levitte about on-going labor protests in his country.

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The BBC's Daniel Schweimler reports on a call by Argentina's president for the people in his country to eat less beef. The idea is that reducing demand may keep the price of beef from climbing too high.

The answer to our geo quiz today is the Louvre Museum in Paris. Host Lisa Mullins speaks with reporter David Barasoain about an art exchange between the Louvre Museum in Paris and the High Museum of Art in Atlanta.

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with architect Cameron Sinclair, founder of Architecture for Humanity, about the different challenges faced in helping to rebuilding disaster-hit communities from Sri Lanka to New Orleans.

Host Lisa Mullins tells us about Sara Tavares, a singer from African country of Cape Verde. Tavares lives in Portugal and sings in several different dialects from Portugal's former colonies.

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with Washington Post journalist, Jonathan Weisman, about the Senate compromise reached today on immigration legislation.

Host Lisa Mullins speaks with Wayne Cornelius, an analyst and expert in immigration issues, about the likely impact of the proposed immigration reform legislation.

The World's Matthew Bell has an update on North Korea. Diplomats from several countries, including the United States, are set to re-start talks next week over North Korea's nuclear program.