In today's Geo Quiz we were looking for the country where the true story in the film "Salvador" takes place. Spain is the answer.

The World's Adeline Sire profiles Arielle Dombasle. She's a French jazz singer -- or a Mexican actress -- or a US-born opera singer. Actually she's all of that at the same time.

Where in the world will we go today?

The Greensboro Truth and Reconciliation Commission concluded its work this week in North Carolina. Correspondent Larry Schooler reports from Greensboro on the commission's examination of a tragic event in the city's history.

Host Marco Werman speaks with the BBC's Phil Mercer who is in East Timor. The small Southeast Asian country is in chaos following violent clashes between its army and rebel soldiers. Australian troops have been deployed to bring the situation under control.

Correspondent Sheri Fink reports on how Australia's "Stolen Generation" is coping with its troubled past. The name "Stolen Generation" refers to aboriginal children who were taken from their families in the 1950's and 60's and raised among white Australians. We hear from one Aboriginal woman who's still trying to recover her lost identity.

Aboriginal website "Yorgum"

Jamaican singer Desmond Dekker died yesterday in England. Host Marco Werman has more on the first man to put Jamaican music on the map.

Correspondent Chip Mitchell reports from Bogotá on Colombia's presidential election due to be held this Sunday. Incumbent president Alvaro Uribe is expected to win a new term in office.

Host Marco Werman talks about the political fallout from British Prime Minister Tony Blair's US trip with Mary Jordan London, correspondent for the Washington Post, and Alec Russell, Washington DC Bureau chief for the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph.

The World's Jason Margolis reports on today's speech by British Prime Minister Tony Blair at Georgetown University in Washington.