A million-dollar fossil, and other indicators

The Indicator from Planet Money

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🗓️ 22 September 2023

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Today on the show, we cover this week's top indicators in new work permits for Venezuelan migrants, behind-the-scenes climate meetings and a million-dollar dinosaur skeleton sale.

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0:00.0	NPR.
0:12.0	This is the Indicator from Planet Money, I'm Darren Woods, and it is Indicators of the Week.
0:19.1	This week we have two very special guests all the way from NPR, we've got our colleague
0:23.3	from Planet Money, Kenny Malone, greetings, yes a design.
0:26.8	And we also have NPR's Climate Correspondent, Nate Roth.
0:30.0	Hey!
0:31.0	Today we're going to talk work permits for Venezuelan migrants, we're going to look at climate
0:35.3	meetings and million dollar dinosaurs.
0:38.5	All of that after the break.
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1:25.6	Our new season features surprising stories from Latin America.
1:28.4	In Mexico, a sculptor confounds archaeologists with brand new antiquities and Costa Rica gentrification
1:33.7	sparks a war in defense of endangered turtles.
1:36.9	In Colombia, a journalist's military ID is issued inexplicably with the photo of Cristiano
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