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In this week’s Europe Weekly the European Parliament announced the 2012 nominations for its prestigious Sakharov prize, which included Russian punk group, Pussy Riot. We take a look at a new French film about genetically modified food now on release in cinema’s across Europe. Finally, we also examine new plans, backed by MEPs, to get tougher with food speculators in the financial markets.
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