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What happens on October 12th in different parts of the world? Why is this date associated with Christopher Columbus, and why has the meaning of the day become increasingly controversial?
In this episode, we look at the story behind Columbus Day and the journey that changed the course of world history. We explore why Columbus believed he had reached Asia, how his voyage connected Europe and the Americas, and why October 12th is still celebrated in some countries.
But this is also a day that means very different things to different people. We look at how countries commemorate October 12th today, including the growing recognition of Indigenous Peoples and Indigenous cultures.
We also take a closer look at Spain, where October 12th is the national holiday, and at the political and social debates surrounding the day.
Finally, we ask: can one historical event be both an important turning point and a source of suffering and controversy?
A story about Columbus, history, cultural identity, and the many different ways we remember the past.