it's a consul app, consul app contigo. tell us about that.ing all mexicans to have this app in their phones because it's very important. it has three main areas. one, is to have the opportunity to make the immediate contact with the consulate or with our center of information and assistance we call-- and also to point this button, you have the opportunity to get information to a family member or a person you are connected. in this moment, as we know, your family or your contact will know that something is happening with you and they don't have to worry or searching hospitals or in other places. they will knowhat you are having a process with the immigration authorities. this is very important and i think it's very easy just to push a button. and the second part is that you are going to have the information about the consulates are closest to you. and the other part is that there is going to be the information about rights or any other information about propositions, legal propositions against immigration. so it's very easy, it's free, anand y

she is the consul general of méxico in san josé.he--our immigration expert on "comunidad del valle," andrew newcomb, is a frequent visitor at the consulate. so you're providing these legal services, whatever they may be, to the folks who c--the thousands who come in every month into the consulate. ejandra: yes, of course. and we have a special program that is called pale, in spanish means programa de asesoría legales externas. so it's a group of attorneys that through the consulates they can have a legal representation. damian: and, i mean, this is one. you have the--your departamento de proteccion. a lot of different departments are providing these services to ma--again, to make sure you're following the president of méxico's orders to make sure that your citizens here are protected. alejandra: yes, that's correct. the main one is protection department, also documentation because it's important to them to get their documents and also given the whole information that they will need if they decide to go back to mexico or--we have als

al programa, cónsul.or acá, por abrirme un poquito el espacio, estamos muy contentos. damián trujillo: aquí está su casa, mire, su reacción a que ahora los tigres del norte salieron, y van a hacer promoción para animar a los inmigrantes que conozcan sus derechos y se defiendan si se llega a eso. ana vallejo: pues muy favorable, realmente yo creo que es, son unas personalidades que todo el mundo escucha, que es más fácil, pues acercarnos a todo el público, nosotros hemos hecho muchos intentos desde el consulado, para demostrar que estamos muy activos, que tenemos puertas abiertas, pero obviamente este tipo de influencia de artistas nos ayudará muchísimo para que entiendan que tienen derechos y que tienen información y herramientas a su lado para protegerse. damián trujillo: platíquenos de esos esfuerzos del consulado tocante precisamente, defendiendo los derechos de los inmigrantes. ana vallejo: sí, bueno, desde que yo llegué, y desde toda la vida, todos los consulados hemos trabajado en favor de los derec

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to consul general of sumo. thank you for your exceptional leadership in the consular corps and unwavering partnership. i also want to extend a special thank you to kathleen kamura for her steadfast dedication in nurturing this important bond. the connection between san francisco and japan has been both strong and meaningful exemplified by the vibrancy of japantown. our 68 year sister city relationship with oaxca the 20,000 plus san francisco residents of japanese heritage and this number is growing. but the impact japan has on our city transcends populous nation japan has contributed an abundance of culture to our shores. from a personal favorite your fine ages old tradition of handmade ceramics to sushi to cherry blossoms to your lovely form of poetry born in the 17th century the haiku. so i offer a haiku to mark this day and flag raising. i quote two lands. >> one moment flags raise heads bow in respect winds carry goodwill. today we are proud to recognize this and celebrate the contributions of the japanese

is that such a country with the consulate? i think it's still p. i is the country with the consulate and the feel feelings on to others of trusting that they will elevate those 2 legs. the 2 embassy levels, and that is a heightening the tension in that region in a very major way. one does my crystal ball tell me, my pistol tells me that the tensions are going to continue. it tells me that the attention of going to continue because within some model it's of the or sort tensions, but particularly with small areas of life in cuba lined on point the line was made . as i've also said that they are going to declare the own or economy. so the internal contradictions of such a nature that negotiating for, for peace, is not going to be easy on with the coming into the mix of the ducks on of the dimensions. on the joining by mogadishu, government or somebody government is thoughtful, going to community many play as a coming in to play on one ways to see what it is that is going to happen. but particularly with the model, the time of government that hasn't be

is that such a country with the consulate? i think it's still p. i is the country with the consulate and they feel feelings and are those of threatening that they will elevate those going through legs to embassy levels. and that is a heightening the tension in that region in a very major way. one does my crystal ball tell me, my crystal ball tells me that the tensions are going to continue. it tells me that the attention of going to contain, you know, because we've been so mighty. yeah. it's of the or sort tensions, but particularly with small areas of life, if you buy land on point land was made, as i've also said that they are going to declare the own or autonomy. so they, in, donal conflictions of such a nature that negotiating for, for peace is not going to be on with the coming into the mix of the docs and of the difference on the joining by will good issue, government or somebody government, your stuff we're going to community many play as a coming in to play and one ways to see what it is that is going to happen. but particularly with the mo

nos reitera la cónsul que la zona es monitoreada en todo momento por seguridad, pues los mismos guardiaslos televidentes nos dijeron les habían dado al ofrecerles citas con precios entre 60 y 80 $. en nuestros primeros 2 intentos nos mandaron a mensaje de voz, pero horas después regresaron la llamada. mi nombre es miryam villarreal, soy reportera para telemundo 48. al preguntar sobre los servicios lo negaron. en tal caso, qué hacer si se le acerca a una persona vendiendo supuestas citas? preguntamos pueden buscar hacer la denuncia? tienen el número telefónico? lo mandan por correo electrónico al consulado y nosotros lo hacemos llegar al centro. entonces, si usted necesita agendar su cita, la manera más segura, eficaz y correcta de hacerlo es contactar directamente al consulado y por whatsapp, nos explica la cónsul. hice el intento por whatsapp inmediatamente me pone el número 1 que san josé esto quiere decir que si hay citas en san josé. por último, le recuerdan que todos los martes a las 09:30 abren mil citas y puede agendarla por ese medio de manera gratuita. pues el que las autoridade

cÓnsul: gracias maribel y no sÓlo a sacramento, en toda nuestra red consular que estamos al pendienteal de california, en el listado de california o en cualquier parte de estados unidos. maribel: porque no existe diferencias, independientemente donde la persona estÉ consolada mÁs cercano serÍa habilitado para el primer ese recurso. cÓnsul: esta es una instrucciÓn que viene desde nuestra presidente claudia sheinbaum, el cual este aÑo el gobierno de mÉxico lanzÓ una aplicaciÓn llamada, cÓnsulappcontigo. la lo puede descargar buscando consulapp contigo. quÉ va a hacer?esta aplicaciÓn lo que le va a dar es tres opciones. la primera alternativa que aparece toda la informaciÓn, segundo el consulado mÁs cercano, tercero con —conoce tus derechos. que todo el mundo sepa quÉ derechos tienen aquÍ en estados unidos y finalmente lo que es lo mÁs importante en esta aplicaciÓn, es un botÓn de contacto. si lo deja apretado por cinco segundos lo que va a hacer es llamar al consulado mÁs cercano y decir que se encuentra en una situaciÓn de emergencia y previo a que registrÓ todos estos datos, habrÁ inc

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i want to begin by extending my deepest thanks to counsel general reddy and the entire consulate team for your partnership in strengthening the bonds between our two nations. your leadership has played a vital role in nurturing this special relationship. as we just raised the flag today we are celebrating india's remarks bbl history and progress as a nation. i speak for all san franciscans when i say we are incredibly proud to be home to a thriving indian community. your contributions across technology, business culture and countless other fields have changed and shaped our future in profound ways. i'm especially proud of our sister city relationship with bangalore, a city that has become one of the world's leading tech hubs for 17 years. san francisco and bangalore have worked side by side in innovation, education and business. i would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to jim herlihy who is not here. i know of the chair of our san francisco bangalore sister city committee and mat of murder of misa misra. good to see you again. for their exemplary leadership in advancing this partner

damián trujillo: y continuamos aquí en comunidad del valle con la embajadora, alejandra bologna, la cónsul si acaso me lleva a mí la inmigración, qué va a pasar con mis hijos que se quedan aquí, con quién se van a quedar, ¿qué nos puede decir de eso? alejandra bologna: algo que es muy importante, y generalmente, y no, no es más, por cuestión, si en algún momento no pueden recoger a sus hijos uno de los padres, siempre es bueno que tengan o que hablen con la escuela, o que dejen el nombre de una tercera persona que puedan recogerlos y que los padres autoricen para poder recoger a su menor. como lo mencionaba, el consulado puede acompañar en caso de que haya una situación particular, cada caso es distinto, pero podemos acompañar a los connacionales, trabajar con las distintas autoridades de departamentos de menores, para que los menores puedan ser reubicados con algún familiar. damián trujillo: porque tiene que haber alguna orden judicial que otorguen los padres, diciendo, "yo le doy autoridad a x persona, que cuide a mis hijos, que los lleve al médico, x". alejandra bologna: eso se hace en

the mexican consulate, they continue to be here with us.ounsel general carlos thank you again so very much. and again the way information is being distributed, some people have noted how they ever affirm the names of the individuals whose lives or loss on social media. thanks to our partnership and working with that counsel general and the mexican consulate and out of respect for them we will not be sharing that information until the mexican councounsel it has deemed it appropriate. we can also confirm there was at least one other person who perished. that was the individual i reference to his in the car. there were additional victims who were injured and they are being treated. we talked about at nearby hospitals. that number has now increased to 22. five of the victims remain hospitalized currently three of them are in critical condition. we have not, out of respect for their families and their loved ones shared the names of any of those who have been impacted. please continue to lift them, their families and loved ones up in prayer. our

consul-general and the entire commonwealth of philadelphia stands with you. one philly way, expanding, outreaching our arms to bring warmth, comfort and love to one another. i'll close by echoing the sentiment that the mayor shared. she's a prayer mayor, i'm a praying governor and i want to offer my prayers to all of those who are impacted. may god's light shine upon this wonderful city and all of its inhabitants. may we lift up those who are mourning and those who are in a moment of strive. this is a time for us all to join together in prayer and in common purpose and that's what's happening here in the city of philadelphia, in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. madam mayor, thank you for your strong leadership. >> we are going to make sure that we take a few questions. yes. >> can you tell us about the data in the neighborhood. also other fatalities-- (inaudible) >> what i want to do is ask our managing director, adam teal, and also our fire commissioner to come forward. >> we've had in this incredible tragedy that exists, the philadelphia fire department di

these will be new consulates. we have invited the american institute to open their offshore campuses in india. president trump, i am grateful to you for your friendship. and strong commitment towards india. the people of india still fondly remember your visit in 2020 and hope that president trump will come and visit them again. on behalf of 1.4 billion indians, i invite you to visit india. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] president trump: thank you very much. ok. thank you very much. excellent. we'll do a few questions. please, go ahead. yeah. blue shirt. reporter: thank you, mr. speaker. the people welcome you and the extradition back home, we'd like to ask you a question, the last several years we've seen several groups in u.s. raising their voice and talking about terrorism activities in india. do you think that would come true in the u.s. as well? we'll be welcoming you to extradite -- president trump: i can't understand. go ahead back there. reporter: you both spoke about combating isis and are both

por ello conversamos hoy con la cónsul general alejandra boloña, quien nos aseguró que no ha escuchadodenuncia, tienen el número telefónico, lo mandan por correo electrónico al consulado y nosotros lo hacemos llegar al centro. entonces dice si usted necesita agendar su cita, la manera más segura, eficaz y correcta de hacerlo, según la cónsul, es llamar directamente al consulado o contactarse por whatsapp. por último, le recuerda que todos los martes a las 9 30 abren mil citas. pueden agendar por ese medio de manera gratuita. bueno, pero le agradecemos mucho a usted por confiar en nosotros. no es la primera vez que hemos recibido este tipo de denuncias. de hecho, siempre hemos seguido de cerca todos los incidentes ocurridos allí en el consulado general de méxico. para más información sobre cómo sacar una cita, puede visitar escaneando ese código qr que lo llevará a nuestra página web. telemundo48.com vamos a cambiar de tema. de hecho, nos vamos a ir a martínez, pues dueños de restaurantes y también de bares en martínez, quieren que los corredores al aire libre que se implementaron duran

you guys close down the consulate in seattle and several others. are those gonna reopen? are the for that's how we're going to be talking about. and then ultimately, you know, again, i'm not going to negotiate or just work on that in public that that's what these channels will be about. but ultimately what the goal we need to have is we have to have some normalcy in our missions, in our, in their ability to function. and then in the, in the main embassy and then the main as the main, i'm thinking of that regardless of the console. i mean of our, if the, if our diplomatic channels are broken, it's going to be very difficult to consistently engage on a host of topics, including some unrelated irritants that could be rail, the broader talks on ukraine. so there has to be some improvement in the way our emissions are able to work in, in the environment and space that they're given to operate. and so that's something we want to move on quickly and it's important to set the table for the other 2 things that we want to do. but i think the key really, and all of this is ultimatel

you guys close down the consulate in seattle? several others are those gonna reopen? are the products that we're going to be talking about and that ultimately, you know, again, i'm not going to negotiate or just work on that and public that that's what these channels will be about. but ultimately what the goal we need to have is we have to have some normalcy in our emissions in our, in their ability to function. and then at the end, the main numbers easy. and then the main estimate, i'm because regardless of the consulate, i mean of our, if the, if our diplomatic channels are broken, it's going to be very difficult to consistently engage on a host of topics, including some unrelated irritants that could the rail, the broader talks on ukraine, so there has to be some improvement in the way our missions are able to work in, in the environment and space that they're given to operate. and so that's something we want to move on quickly and it's important to set the table for the other 2 things that we want to do. but i think the key really, and all of this is ultimately go

you guys closed down the consulate. are those going to reopen? >> that is what we are going to talk about. ultimately i'm not going to work on that in public. that is what these channels will be about. we have to have some normalcy in our missions and their ability to function. >> and in the main embassies. >> if our diplomatic channels are broken, it is going to be difficult to engage on a host of topics including some unrelated areas that could derail the broader topics on ukraine. there has to be some improvement in the way it is able to work. that is something we want to move on quickly and it is important to set the table for the other two things. i think the key is going to be whether an agreement can be reached with all parties involved on an acceptable resolution. there will be some unique opportunities to work with them on bilateral and geopolitical interest and some unique economic opportunities. >> does that mean if you get the staffs back to normal operational level that you consider those issues to be closed? >> i'm not going to nego

petersburg was closed down by the russians, you close down the consulate in seattle and others. are those going to reopen? >> that is what we will talk about. ultimately i will not negotiate and work on that in public but that is what these channels are about. the goal we need to have is we need to have some normalcy in our missions, our ability to function. >> and in the maimed embassies even. >> if our diplomatic channels are broken, it will be very difficult to consistently engage on a host of topics including some unrelated irritants that could derail the broader talks on ukraine. so there has to be some improvement in the way our missions are able to work, the environment, space the argument to operate in. that is something we want to move on quickly. it's important to set the table for the other two things we want to do. i think the key really in all of this is ultimately going to be whether an agreement can be reached with all parties involved on an acceptable resolution to the conflict in ukraine, because if that happens not only will the world be a better place but i th

these will be new consulates. we have incited american universities and american institutes to open their offshore campuses in india: president trump, i am grateful to you for your friendship and. the people of india. visit in 2020, and hope that president trump visit them again. on behalf of 1.4 billion indians, i invite you to visit india. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you. great job. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you very much. that w was excellent. we'll do a few questions, please; please, go ahead. blue shirt. >> thank you, mr. president. people naturally welcome you this isn't to extradite [inaudible] back home. in that context i would like to ask you a question in the last few years several groups in the u.s. raising their voice calling about separation activities in india. do you think that should continue here in the u.s. as well? >> you will have to go louder? >> mr. president, people that would be welcoming extradite. >> i don't understand a word he is saying. >> may i? how about yo

we now have the acting consul general mr. jang.rable former mayor brown. honorable california state [inaudible]. dear friends. happy chinese new year. on behalf the chinese cubs lay general of san francisco i wish you all a prosper new ar. [applause] it is a great honor to celebrate the spring festival with my good friend in china town. the oldest in the western hemisphere thanks to the preparation by the council general chamber of commerce and from the san francisco city government especially the parliament. china town begin much long new year celebration. the entire city of san francisco e mersed in festival atmosphere. with excitement which makes us feel warmer even while for away if our home land. here i like to share 2 new years wishes. first, i wish my fellow people 7/good luck and prosperity in t year of the snake. the generations of chinese-americansorke tirelessly and faced sgles contributing to the creation of the first continental railroad for ethnic minorities. promoting china/u.seconomic, trade and people t people -- a

those are the the consular plates you see with the consulate license plate typically have consulate employees anyway in the procedures section a requirement was added that requires officers at the scene to contact el cid which is my office or the department operational command to seek some assistance in confirming the immunities status of the people they encounter a working phone number for the diplomatic security service command center has been added to the dga so as a last ditch effort if they can't get a hold of anyone from a dlc or they can't get a hold of me, they can get a hold of the secret service command center which is 20 473 65 and there's a working number i've tested it and somebody from washington dc picks up and says what do you need? so also a section of the order previously called guidelines has been renamed to terms and definitions. >> this section provides a clearer language about the different amenity levels possessed by the varied officers employees of the various consulates. a section was also added that addresses vehicle searches and when they can and can't be done. and

consul general. the entire commonwealth of pennsylvania stands with you. this is the one philly way expanding our outreaching our arms to bring warmth and comfort and love to one another. i'll close by echoing the sentiment that the mayor shared. she's a praying mayor. i'm a praying governor, and i want to offer my prayers to all of those who are impacted. may god's light shine upon this wonderful city and all of its inhabitants. may we lift up those who are mourning and those who are in a moment of strife. this is a time for us all to join together in prayer and in common purpose. and that's exactly what is happening here in the city of philadelphia, in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. madam mayor, thank you for your strong leadership. thank you. mayor. >> we are going to make sure that we take a few a few questions. yes. what i what i want to do is ask our managing director, adam teel, and also our fire commissioner, to come forward to you. as well. >> geoff duncan we've had. >> in this incredible tragedy that exists, we, the philadelphia fire departmen

new consulates in los angeles and boston. these will be new consulates. we have invited american universities and educational institutes to open their offshore campuses in india. president trump i am grateful to you for your friendship and strong commitment towards india. the people of india. still fondly remember your visit in 2020 and hope that president trump will come and visit them again. on behalf of 1.4 billion indians, i invite you to visit india. thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> beautiful. >> okay. thank you very much. i was excellent. we'll do a few questions please. please go ahead. please go ahead. yeah, yeah. blue shirt. >> uh, thank you, mr. president. uh, people in india. >> will naturally welcome your decision to extradite. >> to india back home. in that. >> context, i would like to ask. >> you. >> a question about. in last few years, we have seen several groups in the. u.s. being raising. anti-india voice, calling about separation terrorism activitie

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those are the the consular plates you see with the consulate license plate typically have consulate employees anyway in the procedures section a requirement was added that requires officers at the scene to contact el cid which is my office or the department operational command to seek some assistance in confirming the immunities status of the people they encounter a working phone number for the diplomatic security service command center has been added to the dga so as a last ditch effort if they can't get a hold of anyone from a dlc or they can't get a hold of me, they can get a hold of the secret service command center which is 20 473 65 and there's a working number i've tested it and somebody from washington dc picks up and says what do you need? so also a section of the order previously called guidelines has been renamed to terms and definitions. >> this section provides a clearer language about the different amenity levels possessed by the varied officers employees of the various consulates. a section was also added that addresses vehicle searches and when they can and can't be done. and

and then the african union sort of big consul at the point is that's on the ground because of the advice is a bank made to by implement this city. and they're one of the buckeyes, they have this kind of know the incentives that the debris might take if with some way to get it immediate resides simply because for cause expense and it by the form was the last one on 3. because the now the same countries have been engaged in this conference. they have been operating on the dates from local thinking, the national conference of the good to the region. and today i've looked them in mid cap buses. over in d r c has this kind of gone on for the song. i love the fuck does. on the ground top changed. the risk was punched in this conference. that is president of denver, wanda, and the president and citizen of you've got the they have been the one response spots, a myfi's that add to these 2 rich god. how with the political we had a problem with the incentives to add to to address the situation. i don't see anything changing on the ground. so i this to add the media play. i think this conference tog

all were from mexico, but the city will not be releasing their names until the mexican consulate sayst's appropriate. so fox news isn't doing so either. but we know the four person flight crew, a young pediatric patient, her mother and one person on the ground all perished. shriners children's hospital says the young girl had received a four month long treatment and a send off party before the crash that would ultimately claim her life. reporting in philadelphia. i'm cb cotton, fox news. >> president trump says he will talk with the leaders of canada and mexico tomorrow. the president is imposing a 25% tariff on goods from both countries. now, the president landed at joint base andrews tonight after returning from his home in florida, and blasted canada for the way he believes it's treated the u.s. on trade issues. >> canada has been very tough on oil, on energy. they don't allow our farm products in. essentially, they don't allow a lot of things in, and we allow everything to come in. it's been a one way street. >> president trump is imposing a 10% tariff on goods from china. the pre

así que nos contactamos con el consulado de colombia en san francisco y la cónsul nos confirmó lo siguienteyor a 10 años desde el día en que fue expedido y además deben demostrar solvencia económica, demostrar que viajan con fines turísticos y tener un tiquete de salida de colombia. con esa información, entonces esta familia ya podrá comprar el boleto de avión san francisco, san salvador, san salvador, medellín. esos boletos cuestan alrededor de 1.200 $ desde medellín a caracas. que estos tickets están por el orden de los casi 3.000 $. esos gastos y el desafío de volver a un país del que partieron es ahora la única realidad que les queda a muchos venezolanos que están por perder la protección del tps. vamos conon mucha incertidumbre, pero nos vamos porque no tenemos alternativa. fátima navarrete noticiero telemundo 48. bueno, estamos hablando una familia, una familia de tantos venezolanos, de tantos, de otras nacionalidades que están enfrentando esta situación que es dolorosa. sí, es doloroso. mira, nadie se va de esto, que lo voy a decir. usted seguramente lo entiende. si llegó a este país

y la cónsul nos comentaba también que les van a ayudar a todos hasta donde lleguen los recursos.expulsión forzosa de personas por su estatus irregular, les priva de su dignidad y acabará mal. en una carta a los obispos de estados unidos, el papa dijo que las naciones tienen derecho a defenderse, al igual que las personas tienen derecho a buscar refugio y seguridad en otras tierras, las cuales deben acoger, proteger e integrar a quienes huyen de los conflictos, la pobreza y también los desastres climáticos. en tapachula, chiapas. migrantes participan en un programa temporal de empleo que ha sido impulsado por el gobierno estatal. esta iniciativa lo que brinda es una oportunidad laboral de 3 meses a los migrantes que están buscando llegar a estados unidos. los migrantes se visten con chalecos, realizan labores de limpieza y mantenimiento en espacios públicos. para muchos es una oportunidad para ganar dinero y también contar con un lugar donde quedarse mientras definen su futuro. gobierno de chiapas nos ha dado la oportunidad de de bueno, de trabajar para así poder alimentarnos, ten

we also have our own hotel based on a farm to play to consulate many may have seen one of christian, i'm a can see social media videos in which she talks about organic funding. in summer. as age 19 christian, i came to oregon from england and began practicing organic funding. now some thought, be yours later, he has found his most important social model. now what do you imagine is when i came i had different ideas to save you, but had life is very simple. now mom and planting trees and building small houses. busy because i'm bundle i need is a plant in the waiting for a lot of my life. this is his foot forest. 3 acres in size, a diverse and so sustaining ecosystem long about food flooded steel. looks like we've gone to the food forest here with many truly see not maybe the trees are coming across the bottom. the box phone of a far as for struck just inside we have the prompts of medium, your ration shouldn't come up. i think then we have tons to grow and can be harvested over a period of 7 months. we also have creepers, tomatoes, range of ladybug squash unbundle going on to that. the

we now have the acting consul general mr. jang.resident lu honorable former mayor brown. honorable california state [inaudible]. dear friends. happy chinese new year. on behalf the chinese cubs lay general of san francisco i wish you all a prosper new year. [applause] it is a great honor to celebrate the spring festival with my good friend in china town. the oldest in the western hemisphere thanks to the preparation by the council general chamber of commerce and from the san francisco city government especially the parliament. china town begin much long new year celebration. the entire city of san francisco e mersed in festival atmosphere. with excitement which makes us feel warmer even while for away if our home land. here i like to share 2 new years wishes. first, i wish my fellow people good luck and prosperity in the year of the snake. the generations of chinese-americans worked tirelessly and faced struggles contributing to the creation of the first continental railroad for ethnic minorities. promoting china/u.s. economic trad

of the embassies and the normalization with arrest, but the situation with the embassies and the consulates. and the, essentially, the suggestion that the sanctions unilateral sanctions of the united states impose on russia could be a pull negotiation. but there, that's when they get away with the problem lies, because i think this is what the trump administration wants to say. look, we're offering russia and they, they don't, then you need then any improvements of relations. but then we want something in return from raw ships. basically we want russia to, and this will allow us to see sign out on this, this now. and i think that's going to be a difficult one because a irregular russian would then have to say, well, our issues have not yet been resolved. i mean, the issue to be with the before all the list. they're not, they're not being fully and across from the russian controls, and we want a permanent guaranteed, somehow security for us. and that's, that's, that's the hope isn't go put discussion. so it's going to be very, very tricky to going forward. yeah, damage. george is absolutely

that uses no justification for the imposition of studies on our exports, which is economically consul products. especially given the deeply integrated products and sharing says publish it through our extensive transatlantic site and investment times we stand against on justified barriers to free and fair trade. if we remain fully committed to a level playing field, we will always take the necessary steps to protect our economic interests of them as well as european businesses workers and consumers from unjustified tariff measures. well that's not all. there's also that little issue over greenland because owning the territory is apparently filed. so for us national security. well, obviously that didn't go down well with denmark or the rest of europe for that matter. but there's also another issue and much bigger issue. europeans are soft and uphold therapy in sidelines and pretty much ignored when it comes to resolving the conflict in ukraine present. donald trump says he is looking forward to negotiating with russian president vladimir putin to end the war and ukraine. potential break

cato, and now in the us prison, facing multiple criminal charges, they sent a letter to the mexican consulate in new york, asking to be replied tre to to his home country. a mixed media report the let to makes the case that he's the tension wasn't legal. it was bizarre. and why would said in an early lead to the fucking guzman, one of his rivals in the city of lower costs, have kidnapped him, and then bundled him on a plane in a room. it's connex trip and flew him together with guzman himself, to texas. the us officials waiting for them. the suspicion in zillow has always been guzman handed over a mile to get a better deal for himself and his brother, a video guzman, ready in us custody. but it was the mexican government at the time. so the us authorities didn't tell them about the plan on friday, president cloudy, a shame them waiting on the issue. ship it to think they could be met. right? no miles case, unless i yeah this stuff, but it's on a imagine another person beyond this individual and the crimes they may have committed. the issue at hand is the right of a mexican citizen when facing

and the fact too that they want to talk about expanding the consulates. that's very important. i think there also needs to be at a, at the soonest, an exchange of, of investors. and no one has been designated by uh, russian for the united states. uh now i think that that will probably is accept this probably will be a force coming very, very shortly. and i see, and i think to that of what russia is, was concerned about was a seizure of properties that it purchased in the united states. that should be returned. so i think there's a lot to talk about it. what's, what's gratify is that it, this is representative of saw on the one hand. also, it means to that truck does not feel inhibited by the constraints that he was under during his 1st administration of all of the allegations of color russian collusion to get elected. he doesn't, he's, he's passed all that, that it was proven to be wrong. and he has the more lives the very people who brought forth those allegations and they're, they're also in meltdown as a consequence. so quickly this administration is moving one off for us do