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Can We Truly Make Poverty History? VID

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A few years ago, at a Make Poverty History rally, Nelson Mandela said: 'Sometimes, it falls upon a generation to be great. You can be that great generation.'

Making poverty history sounds good - but can it ever be more than just a noble dream?

That's the major question driving one of the hard-hitting programmes in the new series of Edges with Mal Fletcher.

Mal and the team take a bold, fresh look at this issue of vital concern to all of humanity. Watch the clip below, or the full show at the ALL NEW www.edges.tv.




Keywords: make poverty history | making poverty history | nelson mandela | edges | mal fletcher

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