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Rick Steves Hunger and Hope: Lessons from Ethiopia and Guatemala

Rick Steves Hunger and Hope: Lessons from Ethiopia and Guatemala

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In this hour-long special, Rick Steves ventures beyond Europe. Traveling through Ethiopia and Guatemala, he learns from locals and experts about key aspects of extreme poverty and how to beat it. Together, we'll witness the importance of water, education, empowering women, and nutrition during a child's first 1, 000 days. And we'll see firsthand the impact of globalization and the effects of climate change. More than 700 million people remain in extreme poverty struggling to live on less than 2 a day. But with the help of innovative solutions and smart development aid, world hunger has been cut in half in the last generation. Ending hunger is possible. And, with travel as our classroom, we can learn about both the challenges and the solutions
Date: 2020-08-10

Comments and reviews: 10


Rick, thank you for bringing awareness to such an important topic. Too bad our current government administration has zero interest on helping anyone but themselves. Maybe we can change that at the voter's box in 2020. Thanks again for your efforts in shedding light on such a wide spread issue. Great technical job also, as always your documentaries are well planned and implemented while entertaining. I always learn something.
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Y love my country GUATEMALA
Sandly there are some red
Areal in the capital
In the rural aria
Young people have a vision
To change it
I know it is difficult to
De velop a country from
Scratch
But the impossible
Yes you can.
I know were 35 years at war
But despite everything we
Must not give. Up
Greetings from QUETZALTENANGO
GUATEMALA.
Thanks for visiting my cauntry

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The will of the governments of the North who come to empty these countries to enrich themselves then they send the NGOs and the U. N to supposedly help them! What kind of hypocrisy from white politicians and ignorance among their people? Do you think this poverty and ignorance are suddenly exist in Africa?
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Hi Rick! I have watched your shows since 2005. I have enjoyed each and everyone of them. I was gladly surprised to witness a detour from your routine. I was born in Guatemala and I want to say humbly: Thank you for everything you are doing. You are blessed and you are giving back!
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Hey Rick. I am a huge fan of yours. You make us see the various aspects of a place, making us understand it's history, culture and uniqueness. Good to see you back. I was just wondering have you ever been to India. And thank you for this sensitive portrayal
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Awesome video! Btw, Rick loves Europe. well we Europeans love Rick; -)
It's nice to see how you describe and explore the old continent and promote our cities and regions!
There's no better advertisement we can imagine! Great job!

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I saw this growing up in Tijuana Mexico, we were poor working class but there was extreme poverty all around us, people living in makeshift huts with dirt floors struggling for money just to eat a cheap meal. beans and birote (bread)
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Thank you very much for allowing us to see the riches of our planet and its poverty. I am sincerely grateful To you for every video you have shown over the years! You are a man with a beautiful heart!
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Fascinating, detailed explanations, give ideas to solve the problem of the ditch between rich and poor. I wish to be part of your team. I have mailed you so. Awaiting eagerly your response, Sir!
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Mr. Steves, I've been watching your travel videos for the past 2 years now. I'd like to say this one is the next level of your journalism. It's looking more of Rick's World
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