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Founded in 1815, the Cambridge Union Society holds weekly debates on Thursday evenings during term. The Union also features a termly lineup of world-class speakers. Recent speakers have included have included the Secretary General of NATO , Former Chief UN Weapons Inspector Dr. Hans Blix, and Academy Award wining documentary filmmaker Michael Moore.

Unless otherwise noted, events are only open to members of the Cambridge Union Society. See www.cambridge-union.org for more information.

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