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Its songs are steeped in fresh air and the breathtaking environment that is their back yard: titles on this mostly Welsh-language affair include Ar Agor (Open), Argau (Dam) and Tynnu Tuag At y Diffeithwch (Drawn Towards the Wilderness).

This is an edited version of an article published earlier this month in Welsh language current affairs magazine Barn.

Dr Simon Brooks, a cultural commentator and former editor of the Welsh language current affairs magazine Barn, said Thursday's vote "raises huge, huge issues for Wales".

And "Enfoque," a Spanish-language public affairs program on Telemundo, has Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, who discusses jobs and immigration.

Garry Belenky, publisher of Arlekin, a Russian-language public affairs magazine serving the Bay Area, said, "Ninety percent of the Russian community in the United States is against Putin".

He also announced that in January ITV Wales will launch a new English-language current affairs programme, Wales This Week, in prime time, replacing Tonight with Trevor McDonald in Wales.

Besides working as a tax auditor, Mr. Shaarawy is a radio and cable television host for Arabic-language public affairs programs in the New York area.

Mr. Huntsman will also appear on Telemundo's "Enfoque," a Spanish-language public affairs show, to talk about his support for the federal Dream Act, which would grant a path to citizenship for limited groups of illegal immigrants.

At 5 p.m., Mr. Ramos will host a new hourlong English-language public-affairs program called "America With Jorge Ramos," the highest-profile offering of a new cable network called Fusion, a venture of Univision and ABC.

Franco joins Telemundo's "Enfoque," a Spanish-language public affairs show, to talk about the race.Also on the show will be Representative Jose E. Serrano, Democrat of New York, discussing the potential impact of Mr. Obama's jobs proposals and immigration policy.Hungry for more?For those who still haven't selected a Halloween costume, allow Ben Schott and Tad Low to make a few recommendations.

Telemundo's Spanish-language public affairs program, "Enfoque," features its own political analysts along with Adolfo Franco, a spokesman for the Romney campaign; Carlos M. Gutierrez, former commerce secretary; Maria Echaveste, former White House deputy chief of staff; and Representative Xavier Becerra, Democrat of California.