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Hello and welcome to the Intelligence on Economist Radio.

I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

In China, gay people are still fighting for equal rights in the eyes of the law.

For now, gay marriage isn't on the cards, but couples have found a way to get similar protections

through a little loophole in guardianship law.

And there was a time that Las Vegas didn't have those big flashy stage shows on endless runs.

That time was the late 1960s.

That's when Elvis showed up, reinventing himself and forever changing SimCity.

But first...

Poland will hold its parliamentary elections on Sunday.

Voters are poised to re-elect a party currently leading one of the most illiberal governments in Europe.

The law and justice party pitches itself as a bastion of Catholic values,

battling elite secular liberals.

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