Sylvia Poggioli

National Public Radio

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Sylvia Poggioli is senior European correspondent in Rome for National Public Radio.

Sylvia Poggioli on KCRW

In the aftermath of the Cold War, the consensus of Western politics was that more countries would evolve into liberal democracies and stay that way.

Is populism a threat to democracy?

In the aftermath of the Cold War, the consensus of Western politics was that more countries would evolve into liberal democracies and stay that way.

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Europe's debt crisis is causing financial ripples all over the world, and elected leaders are trying to prevent a tidal wave.

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Europe's debt crisis is causing financial ripples all over the world, and elected leaders are trying to prevent a tidal wave.

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It's not just Greece any more but larger countries facing an economic crisis. If they can't pay their debts, the big fear is collapse of a major financial institution.

Economics and Politics in the Euro Zone

It's not just Greece any more but larger countries facing an economic crisis. If they can't pay their debts, the big fear is collapse of a major financial institution.

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