with ambassador brownfield. in the sense all of the possibilities open by the treaty must be on the table. as ambassador, in the discussions we have in new york, the majority, all of the countries present around the table were against the use of military force. is that thethink military force as it is stated in the treaty is a conventional military force. conventional use of military force. say first isto that there are new ways of war. the war is not the same today as it was 70 years ago. pentagon, there is a cyber command. cyber command is acting right now. there is a war. this cyber command, they are fighting against hackers, against the use of misinformation about any kind of thetools that are open by newest technology in order to harm countries. this kind of war cannot be excluded from the application of the treaty. we have to think about that. it is a new field, but this field in my sense is open. the second way that the use of drug has been put away is trafficking. one of the most important transit countr

i want to thank ambassadors, two permanent to the oas, and ambassador brownfield to join us, ambassador tar ek, we will start with you. thank you again for joining the. t the floor is yours. >> i want to thank csis and myis rendon and his team for hosting this. the rio treaty known in spanish as moisess said as tr has become an important tool to the government of juan guaido and of his international campaign against maduro and his criminal regime. venezuela announced under chavez in 2012, claiming that was an imperial instrument of the united states. on june 23rd of last year, the national assembly of venezuela approved a corporation to the tread treaty. since then we have con sooend the meeting of consultation of foreign minsters and implemented two resolutions aimed at eroding maduro support base. despite this, we can't yes scape reality. mad uro remains in power. and his regime shows signs of its dictatoral ways. the treaty was considered in a different era. at that time the war was settling after world war ii, and the conflicts were fought by states in battle fields. in conventional

many more homes, which we do, we will of course supply the infrastructure necessary and do it on brownfieldevents of irish reunification and scottish independence? our relationship, like the relationship of the whole united kingdom will go from strength to strength. an american company has a track record of breaching environmental legislation in the usa and now seeks to build an incinerator in the test valley, local residents are looking to this comment because of their consent as emissions levels and are seeking reassurance that emissions from incineration will have a greener option is encouraged.” from incineration will have a greener option is encouraged. i see your concern because as we move to a their economy which will by 2050 it is vital that we tackle that kind of emissions and that is why we are establishing office for environment protection and we will chair a new cabinet committee about a drive forward action on climate change because the whole government. happy new year to you and all your staff and everyone in the house. the prime minister knows that his get brexit done slogan