what does the post fossil fuel columbia look like? what is this is some question because see me seeing was done yesterday. we need to was absolutely shops of climate change and we don't i don't think about even close to understanding the patients now. our new nbc office hello. don't update since it because we have to be one step ahead. something that is really adopting already is nature. nature is starting to have that we have to learn the from that. but we and be such a country that uses nature us is may not lead that is able to strengthen nature. and that comes with knowledge into nature so that we can develop industries and economies that are based on that by as a versity that is unique. only one of our we, a public needs are easy to this house of, into 5 to 2000 plans in a demo songs that could be used for pharmaceutical industry for cosmetics, for, and for systems. and also, if or not your thoughts are so you should be, i'd be more precise economy, everybody gets off, you should be adding value even goes through a volume change,

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what is columbia has planned to make this transition work? well, the 1st thing is that the type of oil is that we have very heavy or not very expensive to extract. and also we are deceased largest exports. and of course, as you know, call is one of the 1st fossil fuels that is closing down these demand. because the 1st one see shown, these are wrong cold. so why would happen to occur on going economy if we don't do anything? and we continue, depending on these exports, is that we, the markets were the closing 1015 years and we, we leave the country without very, very big vacuum economic vacuum on the, on the side of oil probably will expand that. that need to be more. but our oil on these, why do you see it would be also one of the 1st ones to be a phrase out? and so the same question, what would happen to our frisco? think of what happens or balance of trade. that's why the comment economy are generally this is i versus occasion origin leave needs to step up with some new economic sectors. but those sectors should be and we are forming. life

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and columbia did a terrible job from the beginning to the current moment. but i think this is a broader problem. i think the 1st thing to say is the, you have to draw a clear line at violet's actually physically harming people. and there's no question that in a few cases that boundary was trans transgressed, but much fewer then the, the hysterical media made it out to the end. the historical politicians made it up to appear. there were almost no incidents of violence in what is it now a year and a month now of unrest at columbia. and most other universities are campuses i'm aware of and what violence there was came often from the police or from counter demonstrators. the 2nd thing is a lot of the stuff people are talking about didn't even take place on campus demonstrations that took place off campus or not the responsibilities of our students, the responsibilities of groups in society. and the 3rd thing is we have something called free speech in this country. people can say, hateful, nasty things. i'm not happy when they do that. they maybe shouldn't do th

columbia university is a private school.ty to call in the nypd to remove people who might be trespassing et cetera. at the end of the day, it is private property. if columbia university wants to continence this, they can. they went way too far with the permissiveness. going forward, these things will be kept at a low burn in very small. columbia does seem like they are willing to allow it. that is our system. >> jacqui: is this something that in your view law enforcement should keep an eye on? this group does have a right to demonstrate, the organizers posted on sub stack, "not afraid to die as members of the collective pursuit of palestinian freedom for each of us should look to him as a clear -- devote a full lifetime to the intifada. it's time to reflect on how we can make ourselves more like him." some students are taking that to be advocacy for terrorism. is that something that law enforcement should be watching? >> getting close. the first amendments has its limits. generally, proselytizing is not caused to open a case

maybe even is columbia 2nd largest city. until a few years ago, the city lacked an adequate route to connected with the caribbean coast in the north. now with out to a piece that have mounted, those things are different in the middle of this road is the small town of w e. but since the beginning of 2024 done yet, we had data has been the mayor equally to have data has lived all his life in dot b. but since 2016, he has worked in different positions in the governors office and witness firsthand the construction and impact of the highway on his community. a lot from west side of the the highway project is not really designed for small cities like ours. locating that, i mean what the project really does is benefit international trade for the for k and with all because ports are going to be built in the box that can handle goods from all over the world. and then mondo and mainly from china, a country that already accounts for more than 20 percent of its imports, according to official columbia and figures for killing the weight o

plus columbia spearheads an international operation that seizes $1400.00 tons of illegal drugs and on covers of previously unknown traffic in the math. and you have welcome to the program as well. say is it is conducted in a strike on a has the weapon storage in southern living on the 1st since the truce agree between the 2 sides came into force a day. got several pay for levels have been wounded by is ready. tank fly in the area under the frame. it has the fight as a supposed to withdrawal north of the the tiny river and is ready for us as a man to return to the side of the border is where the army has announced the coffee, forbidding people from traveling south of the river of a nice of a 65 was a great to last. that's a great to last 60 days rather but, and they to dies in both sides are accusing a java violations. and christine drawn, i live in an enlisted at the london school of economics, told us how often mistake she is about the truce. let's say i'm still cautiously optimistic, but it has to be set. so even though the parties have agreed to cease for, they don't necessarily ag

speaking to the press at the columbia naval officer, a columbia naval officer, describe the scale of the drug, sage goodness, as it goes to the seas, this has impacted the finance of transmission to the crime organizations preventing them from receiving $8.00 trillion dollars. be joining, we also manage to prevent the potential of production of 29 tons of cocaine by destroying 475 laboratories. what was your thought that the single our thought is on? generalist richard mccully in bogota tells me more about the operation. but thank you very much. 2 like you said, 62 nations involved in this naval operation. it has to be an offer. it's called operation. a ryan. it has been in existence since 2017 and has been continually growing these operations of 6 weeks and left the captions have right lead to full 100 or rest 6 uh submarines or sets of muscles capture that huge hole of cocaine and other drugs. and of course it's, it's really so relevant in that, in such any passive intelligence sharing network coming together from a lease on the armed forces from all over the world. which is, do we

well, there's also being criticism in columbia from indigenous, and i, for columbia and rights groups that the agreement isn't going far enough. and there isn't an agreement yet. and what can you tell us about that? well, eh, you have to take into account. i guess you're still leaving another conflict on the areas where those critics are talking about, that the government is not implying whether you should be doing is because the country doesn't have an access to all the so silver for the regions. it and even you can go further and try to justify the patios where the look of the environment, w divs, the nurse, and what is happening out of also the ideas that are being controlled by i'm groups and also through the dealers. so he's a, b, t, t, and the engine is business for them. they are correct that the government must do enough mazda more on this matter. but it's pretty difficult to, to, to do this because they 1st have to agree on a b. so agreement and then maybe they can authorize the subjects. i'm sure you'll be taping and close sign it for us. very bad. thanks for joining us toni

i am a professor of humanities at columbia university. i'm also here as a longtime contributor, and i, too, the new york review of books. they've also published several my books, which would be out there. and so they've asked me participate and share today to get this going, i would like to ask a question. the premises of the charge i just read to us today. so i want to ask is there a free speech problem on campus? there are people on the left and the right who would say there is on the left, you hear complaints about limits placed on individual protesters and gatherings, pressure alumni, donors, sanction or fire teachers and right wing congressional pressure presidents caving in and those on the right instrumentalized in this conflict on the right. do you that appearances of conservative speakers have been canceled currency grounds you hear that there are very very conservative professors in our major in in some who are in some of our universities have been sanctioned or fired for speech outside uva's and then conservatives students ofte

and what is that line and your case, the columbia do a good job of establishing that line in columbia, the terrible job from the beginning to the current moment. but i think this is a broader problem. i think the 1st thing to say is you have to draw a clear line at violence, actually physically harming people. and there's no question that in a few cases that boundary was trans transgressed, but much fewer then the hysterical media made it out to the end. the historical politicians made it up to appear. there were almost no incidents of violence in what is it now a year and a month now of unrest at columbia. and most other universities are campuses i'm aware of and what violence there was came off in from the police or from counter demonstrators. the 2nd thing is a lot of the stuff people are talking about didn't even take place on campus demonstrations that took place off campus or not the responsibilities of our students, the responsibilities of groups in society. and the 3rd thing is we have something called free speech in this country. people can say, hateful, nasty things. i'm not

columbia and here's why that is.niversity had to choose a president. >> can take a couple given the time. >> hi i'm a professor at the university the university of chicago. i'm also the organizer of people who were in the encampment so i want ask you questions of first, you mentioned young people nowadays the cameras how different set of expectations as opposed to while heavily think about the fact that these young people are often recruited from very marginalized vulnerable populations universities expecting universities have recruited them me that because they are from there the same question thing about this idea about protests, and not protesting in the backyard. high wind of the stakes right that many of these young people are queer transfers generation and then coming to this campus and again think recruitment something on financial aid we pursue the family hope on the college stakes are quite high for them they're nott risk-free so was a mean in terms of their organizing in the risk they take on when they do i

donald trump pulsing to our if a ton the 2020 us selection and kid not things that the heights of columbia civil conflicts form a fault, trouble space, the victims of peace, tribunal the quote, but still no less often as well. as the bottom of lebanon's capital, despite it's indicating that it's getting close to cease 5, you multiple strikes in favor, it's something, some of the headlights on monday now it's been bones constantly since has radiate tax on the capital started in september. israel says it's targeting was to close his bottle of facilities, an interest in the area. the presence of the suburbs of a root have also been hit. he is ready for his bones. the building and the residential area of the unit is roll, says it struck $25.00 has full of targets, a cost $11.00 on the monday, i'll just send those out. is there a signal for the reports from davids more than 48 hours after this attack, the search is continuing for those who are missing. this was one of the biggest is really strikes to date on central beveled. this pile of rubble is all that remains of an 8 story building. in one

so i have conservative students at columbia because i'm.the one liberal on campus who really engaging with them. but several students have pointed out this to me and let me just read very quickly, this is the history department at columbia put out a statement of values this was after the george floyd murder the history department is committed to providing an intellectual and social environment that is free from bias discrimination and abuses of power good. we will, to the best of our ability that the department acknowledges and actively tries to transform social conditions formed in the past and still prevalent today. and then there's a list of them. so that little phrase actively tries to transform social conditions. conservative students look at that and a you are not welcome sign that is not what they take to be the of of the university. but it's meant that you've got to share a certain politics in to feel comfortable there the that there are you might have to fill out a statement on your views about diverse city and things like that. th

and now wooden markers in this part of northwestern columbia. the number of avalanches as more than doubled since 2018 a life is fate and there's nothing you can do about it. i know there's no point to looking for someone to blame and visit often there are those responsible. but if you think about it too much, you can lose your mind. i don't law school is a low. can i help you isn't, isn't moment. but are there really no culprits to try to understand what's going on here? we have to go back to 2018, the start of an ambitious project. in that year, the multinational china harbor engineering company began building the alto piece to monitors highway the company and its chinese parent group, c, c. c. c. have built infrastructure in more than 150 countries, the parent company, whoever is in just repute for allegedly paying bribes and that has reached certain questions. is the construction company responsible for the problems of a small community in columbia? what responsibility does the colombian government have for these types of infrastructure proj

the government of seeking closest ties with russia will say, coming up columbia spear heads, an international operation that seizes 1400 tons of illegal drugs and on covers a previously unknown track record the i'm anthony. how welcome to the program. police in the georgia and capital tbilisi clashed with protest is off to the government, announced it was suspending negotiations to join the european union. the government announce meant followed a resolution adopted by the european parliament rejecting the results of georgia's election last month, alleging significant irregularities. georgia's prime minister, excuse the a, you a black. now. demonstrators assembled outside george's parliament building in tbilisi as well as the governing parties. headquarters protests were also reported to north or georgia in cities, georgia, seeing several anti government protests this year, but they grew following an election and october. the opposition claims the criminal intent to fusion the campaign in favor of the governing georgia dream party. critics say it is being moving georgia in the north are tearin

7 regional commanders of former 5 gravels in columbia faced their victims for the 1st time. on monday. it was part of a public hearing of columbus piece tribunal, where to get a group accepted responsibility and ask for forgiveness in the kidnappings of hundreds of people in the country, south west at the heights of columbia. as long as civil conflict in the training, the confinements, the violence with which we prevented their movements, the damage to the families, we deprived them of seeing that children grow old. and those, this for this was a quest, software type, you know, described in great detail how for years to find a leadership order, the abductions of the military officials, politicians and regular people as part of the war on the states. and the most famous picking napping of 12 deputies of devalue regional assembling kindly in 2002, the pressure of prisoners exchange between the group and the government. india and 11 deputies were executed. but the majority of the groups hostages were regular. colombians who didn't have the means to pay the ransom like amity san

maybe even is columbia 2nd largest city. until a few years ago, the city lacked an adequate route to connected with the caribbean coast in the north. now with auto peace that have monitored those things are different in the middle of this road is the small town of w e. but since the beginning of 2024 done yet, we had data has been the mayor equally to have data has lived all his life in dot b. but since 2016, he has worked in different positions in the governors office and witnessed firsthand the construction and impact of the highway on his community. and now that's almost ice. the highway project is not really designed for small cities like ours, that i mean what the project really does is benefit international trade for the for k. and because ports are going to a built in robots that can handle goods from all over the world. and then more in the end to mainly from china, a country that already accounts for more than 20 percent of its imports, according to official columbia and figures. ok on the way out in class. i last f

in columbia, you are writing a different story. one of expanding piece and inclusion, comprehensive and lasting piece, well still in the works remains within your reach. and companies have uh, a better suite, any bursary for any story d o that is still waiting to fulfill its promises in a country struggling to leave its bloody history behind. allison that i'm get the address that you have with the chinese government is taking steps to come says about a series of random killings. there's been a recent search in staffings and called writings. mcbride has more foundation under the watchful gaze of security stuff. parents drop off the children for the starts of morning classes at this elementary school in central basic recent random attacks targeting groups of children have left many of them understand the meaning of us from colorado. and then there are too many negative reports about the said, texas, you at that people just see them and do copycat tags. hang on target. they want to take that revenge of society and they pick kids a tar

after discharge hours earlier from camp gordon and was traveling to columbia, was traveling to columbia south carolina.re and on to his hometown of winnsboro he was surrounded you with his wife after several years of separation, occasioned by his war service. heat expressive figure dress uniform sgt stripes on his shoulders, battlefield decorations on his chest. during one of the frequent stops along the way, watered approach the white bus driver asked if he could step off the bus at the next stop to relieve himself. at that time interstate buses did not have restrooms. greyhound drivers were instructed to a comet such request by the passengers. instead the bus driver snapped out watered i ain't got time to wait ordered him to return to his seat at the back of the bus. did the apparent astonishment of the bus driver, watered snapped back andnd telling the driver talked to me like i am talking to you. i am a man just like you stunned bus driver told him to go ahead but at the neck stop in south carolina the bus driver now no longer concerned with staying on schedule departed his bus in s

in columbia, you are writing a different story. one of expanding piece and inclusion, comprehensive and lasting piece. well, still in the works remains within your reach, and companies have uh, a better suite. any bursary for any story d o that is still waiting to fulfill its promises in a country struggling to leave its bloody history behind. allison that i'm get the address that you know, but with the students in romania have been protesting against the full rights candidate to shoot the political establishment by winning the 1st round of the presidential vote. coming to just screw run as an independent candidate defeating the front runner and social democrats, prime minister, most so, so cool. charlie angela reports so on known as kelly and joe desk, who the news crews didn't even film him, costing his vote. and his team did pay us to another quarter. but he is known on tech talking to the independent file. right. candidate who captured 23 percent of the vote went virals with his messages. courtney for an end to aid for ukraine

one veteran attending columbia university had this to say. >> one moment i'm angry, and another moment proud, because last year, when students and faculty members were dressing up as jihadists with helicopters hovering above us, veterans didn't break a single rule. i would say most people on campus are on our side, unfortunately the people who aren't are the loudest. >> meanwhile at depaul university in chicago, police are looking for two suspects wanted for attacking two jewish students describing it as a hate crime. the jewish students, one of which is a reservist with the israeli military were outside the student union, with a sign that read come talk about israel with an idf soldier, that's when they say this happened. >> out of nowhere from behind, mid-conversation, i just get completely knocked out by an accomplice that came from behind me. and then i was out cold at this point. >> max long who you just heard from had a concussion, the other student, a broken wrist but they say the ordeal will not break their spirit, they're going to keep speaking out about israel will you about

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