dalbello serves as the director of the commerce department office of space commerce.prior to this role he spent time as virgin galactic vice president of global engagement and in the white house office of science and technology policy. director dalbello, you are recognized for your opening statement. >> thank you. chair campbell, chair sinema, ranking member schmitt, senator hickenlooper and members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. my office, the office of space commerce, or osc, along with our colleagues in no one in the department of commerce appreciate your continued support and advocacy for commercial space industry -- noaa. for over 30 years osc has worked to support and enable u.s. leadership in the commercial space economy. over those years we have partnered with industry to solve complex policy and export control issues, open new markets to encourage investment, minimize government and to minimize government competition with industry. our office is currently the regulator of the u.s. commercial remote sensing industry and we

our next witness is richard dalbello, the director of the commerce department's office of space commerce, prior to this role he was the virgin galactic vice president of global engagement and in the white house, office of science and technology. richard dalbello, you are recognized for your opening statement. >> thank you. thank you for the opportunity to testify today. my office, with our colleagues in noaa , appreciate your continued support and advocacy for the commercial space industry. for over 30 years, we have worked to support and enable u.s. leadership in the commercial space economy. over those years, we have partnered with industry to solve complex policy and export control issues and open new markets, encourage investment, minimize government competition with the industry. our office is the regulator of u.s. commercial sensing industry and we are implementing the next generation of space situational awareness program. the u.s. commercial sector is the driver of our economy. according to the bureau of economic analysis, u.s. space economy countered for more than $211 billion i

of iran, the chamber of commerce of iran, and the chamber of commerce of iran.pened in all provinces. let's narrate it concretely in some way in the form of exhibitions and events, events , training courses, and discussions of expeditions . in fact, our prediction is that, god willing, with the agreement of all groups, executive and planning groups, in the first half of the year, at least three program let's have a completely tangible common ground, including the discussion of the exhibition atmosphere, clearly and explicitly, that is, a solid exhibition table. well, before , it was either focused on the chamber of commerce or focused on the chamber of crafts, which has been activated since last year. alhamdulillah, after many years, this capacity is supposed to be three-stated . the wording of the chambers as a parliamentary duty between the government of the nation , this duty should be an organization that should put the demands of their target society on the agenda. passers-by, this is one of the priorities. we have a capacity called the council we have the

morning everybody, and welcome to the san francisco chamber of commerce. city beat breakfast on this valentine's day. i'm looking out at this crowd and actually, you know, it warms my heart to see everybody here on valentine's day. and i know this sounds a little bit strange, but i have to start off by how proud i am of all san franciscans. yeah we all deserve a hand. these past three years, i've stood up here at this breakfast before you and shared some pretty daunting numbers. but i want to be clear that there's still remains some serious work to do. however, the results of our annual poll bring me more hope and renewed sense of pride for our city and our residents. we saw two trends that i really want to share with you. this morning. one being that san franciscans are showing new signs of optimism and our city no doubt faces serious challenges from the pandemic, public safety concerns and negative media. but despite all that, we saw a slight increase in the voters who think that the current economic conditions are better than a year ago. this is a very

of the market. and e-commerce works of the e-commerce development center according to article 80 of the e-commerce law, market custodian, market custodian in the monopoly market, it is a competitive regulatory tool in charge of regulating competition in the country. we adhere to the standards of chapter 9 of the law on the implementation of general policies of the 44 constitutional laws of the competition council and, in fact, the instructions for regulating the price, quantity and conditions of access to the market, which are mentioned in clause 5, article 58 of this law, one according to article 92 of this law, this law above all there are other rules governing two. this is actually the regulation of competition . the first step is to define the market, that is , how do we define this market, should we define the sorting market or should we define the transportation market. let the trustees at all allow us to compete with the trustees of the competition council, not any other body, and this change too. in fact, in the competition council should clarify who the trustee is, in fact,

e-commerce a competitive _ as dwell. e-commerce a competitive space - as dwell.ace in - as dwell. e-commerce a i competitive space in china as dwell. e-commerce a - competitive space in china and increasingly a part of the daily fabric as well. but it's still way down by slower economy, isn't it? that's correct- _ economy, isn't it? that's correct. although - economy, isn't it? that's correct. although i- economy, isn't it? that's correct. although i think| economy, isn't it? that's- correct. although i think that — despite the fact that — you know, economy relatively speaking is in a — has seen better days if you look at the expectations for online retail over the next three years, this is a ginormous market. china is almost $3 trillion, online e—commerce, and expectations the next few years is still going to grow at 8% and for a market of that size, that's still significant. market of that size, that's stillsignificant. so market of that size, that's still significant. so by 2027, you know, professionals, experts, are expecting that it will be a $4 trillion mar

i am thrilled and honored to serve as your chair of the san francisco chamber of commerce. first, i want to express my gratitude to my parents, domingo and rosa pedroza, for their support and sacrifice. i wouldn't be here without your love. i love you both. in the heart of san francisco. my parents journey unfolds as a resilient love story, blending their multi generational immigrant roots. the mission district became home for my mother's family and love guided my dad to san francisco. their 53 year marriage is woven together by celebrations that took place in this iconic city where my dad, alongside my grandfather and uncles, a generation of mexican laborers, contributed to building downtown san francisco. we see today. despite their humble beginnings. my mom worked her way from secretary to accounting and sold tupperware on nights and weekends to pave the way for our family's success. their dream of providing educational opportunities they did not have materialized in their four children with college degrees. as a son at the treasury department, a daughter combating cyber

and then we said what is the market manager pay attention, the e-commerce business custodian , the e-commerce development center has a custodian. in fact, the regulation of competition in our country has fallen into monopolistic market pricing. a competitive regulatory tool. the trustee of competition regulation in our country according to the standards of chapter 9 of the law on the implementation of main general policies 44 of the constitution of the competition council and in fact the instructions for price regulation the amount and conditions of access to the market mentioned in paragraph 5 of article 58 of this law, one, according to article 92 of this law, this law governs all other laws , two, this is actually the regulation of competition, the first step. that is, no matter how we define this market , whether we define it as a sorting market or a transportation market , the trustee should allow the trustee to compete with the competition council, not any other body, and this change should be made clear in the competition council that the trustee is basically the trustee of this market

so replicating that on your mobile and e-commerce site.- and e-commerce site. customer. _ and e-commerce site. so from the customer, do _ and e-commerce site. so from the customer, do i _ and e-commerce site. so from the customer, do i know- and e-commerce site. so from the customer, do i know that l the customer, do i know that i'm being treated to a personalised ai shopping experience here or not? {hat experience here or not? chat bots have — experience here or not? chat bots have not _ experience here or not? chat bots have not been _ experience here or not? chat bots have not been very - experience here or not? (swat bots have not been very smart. and what generative ai allows you to do is truly train them, not only with your products but the characteristics of your products. so if i come in and i say that i'm looking for a red top for a summer party that i'm going to, it looks at my previous shopping experience, shopping habits, it knows that i like certain styles and not every single red product so, the products are recommended to me, are tailored towards

from an e—commerce giant to an entertainment giant.s steady at 6.5% since february 2023 as steady at 6.5% since february 2023 as inflation steady at 6.5% since february 2023 as inflation remained within the reserve bank of india's target range. joining us now is our business correspondent. should we expect any surprises today?— any surprises today? economists do not think _ any surprises today? economists do not think so. _ any surprises today? economists do not think so. nearly - any surprises today? economists do not think so. nearly all- any surprises today? economists do not think so. nearly all of- do not think so. nearly all of them believe that this will be a status quo rate decision for the sixth time in a no change expected. they do expect the rbi to keep a keen focus on price rise because food prices, particularly, have been volatile for pulses spices and vegetables. the winter crop output has also anticipated to be much lower this time so that will be a focus point. retail inflation has come down over the last few months. it

in this meeting , the cooperation agreement of the chambers of commerce was signed. may you have peaceful moments. goodbye. in the name and memory of god, with the greetings of your presence , dear viewers of the khabar channel, since the early hours of the morning , we have seen wave activity in the parts of the country that are raining. it brought scattered snow and rain in some parts of the country. we expect to see a gradual decrease in the activity of this wave, and from late tonight , this wave will leave the northeast borders of our country , and it will end many times. from wednesday until the beginning of next week, we expect no rainfall in our country we predict the pattern of calm weather areas in terms of the phenomenon of wind blowing for the next hours and during tomorrow in the range we will have strong winds in parts of the north-east, south-east of the southern regions of our country , for qazvin, alborz, tehran, semnan, north khorasan, khorasan, razavi , sistan, baluchistan, hormozgan. in some parts of khuzestan, the wind sometimes gets strong and i

there is the field of e-commerce. in the matter of pricing, i also mentioned that basically, pricing according to the regulations is actually limited to certain areas and it is actually limited to those areas that the government comes in and the market determines the price. in the matter that mr. qaemi said , i actually had a very correct statement. i think that now the discussion is actually entering the second part. look, in fact, pay attention. if we go back to the same statement that mr. ghaemi said that we actually have an urban traffic, which means that a person actually wants to go from his home to work or to move. in the city , there are options for this movement . either subsidized or directly managed by the government. like the subway, similar to that or actually from they benefit from subsidies , such as bus drivers, such as taxis, who get subsidized fuel, or in fact they get cars at a better price or special services in these areas according to the laws and regulations that mr. qaim rightly pointed out , i

in this meeting, the cooperation agreement of the chambers of commerce was signed.less than an hour , we will inform you about the details of the news. good morning, dear viewers , continue with the journalist's greetings. join us today . we are in the days of the dawn of the islamic revolution and on the eve of the anniversary. the islamic revolution of iran, the tehran revolutionary guards , has put special plans on its agenda for this occasion, although it is partially behind and we will have a part after this . sardar mahmoud tavakoli, the deputy of the tehran army , is our guest to tell us and you the details of these programs. hello, good morning, welcome. salam alaikum and may god's mercy be upon you. i offer my greetings and respect to you and your dear colleagues. and also the respected viewers of this program. you are very welcome to tell me what programs are on your agenda on the occasion of ten days of fajr and also the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution. iran, we have prepared special programs for the maximum participation of our honor

we know that 10 to 15 percent of the world's commerce flows right through here. the u. s. n u k. have launch several is facts against who's the target india. but the who these who insist they are targeting ships linked to israel, say they want stuff until the end. it's month long. go and gaza. this all the way up to charlotte and the senate in support of the posting and people's just cause. and in response to the american british aggression on our country. the many who see armed forces carried out 3 qualitative military operations. the 1st operation was conducted by the missile force and the unmanned aerial vehicles of the many armed forces targeting zionist enemies in southern occupied post starting was allowed hostilities in the red sea a significantly affecting global trade with european shipping companies. feeling the pinch ships being rerouted to avoid the suez canal, increasing transit times and costs. but experts are skeptical additional military intervention, both due to the rainy impact fees. the fact that the united states has designated the hudy's, the terrorist organi

hadi, an economic expert and former vice president e-commerce extension center. mr.mi, a member of the tehran city council, is also present in the other special studio for the higher program, and we are going to talk together. but before we start our debate , my colleagues in the market group. they prepared a report that i invite you to see together and come back and start our conversation. mr. mohammad khalaj, ceo of snap. in internet taxis, everything is transparent for the passenger and the driver. this transparency has many advantages that cannot be easily achieved in the traditional market. prescriptive pricing policy is undoubtedly the death of innovation. lady negin ansari, deputy legal director of tebasit internet taxis cannot be considered similar to urban taxis. binding internet taxis to management in the traditional way of municipalities and taxis not only disrupts the performance of these businesses, but also harms people and passengers. mr. ali hakim javadi, head of the computer union system. mandatory price has always been to the detriment of people and

why such an institution as a representative office of the chamber of commerce and industry?ctions of the chambers of commerce and industry of our countries, following the results of the meeting we were once again convinced that in terms of the development of trade and economic cooperation there is great unrealized potential, thirdly, we worked at one of the leading international exhibitions in the field of food and ingredients food industry prodex , this was in 2023 and twenty -four, we saw that the business circles of both sides felt the need for... mutual contacts. what else do you remember about the past week? about the reaction to the revocation of a license from kiwibank. its registration was immediately canceled by the national bank of kyrgyzstan. in uzbekistan, a number of banks reported that they were suspending work with the contact service. similar news from tajikistan. now clients are offered to use alternative transfer systems. but qiwi kazakhstan reassured holders of tenge wallets. no restrictions. do not apply to them. the kyrgyz parliament passed the second re

i am thrilled and honored to serve as your chair of the san francisco chamber of commerce.i want to express my gratitude to my parents, domingo and rosa pedroza, for their support and sacrifice. i wouldn't be here without your love. i love you both. in the heart of san francisco. my parents journey unfolds as a resilient love story, blending their multi generational immigrant roots. the mission district became home for my mother's family and love guided my dad to san francisco. their 53 year marriage is woven together by celebrations that took place in this iconic city where my dad, alongside my grandfather and uncles, a generation of mexican laborers, contributed to building downtown san francisco. we see today. despite their humble beginnings. my mom worked her way from secretary to accounting and sold tupperware on nights and weekends to pave the way for our family's success. their dream of providing educational opportunities they did not have materialized in their four children with college degrees. as a son at the treasury department, a daughter combating cybercrime, a

the main work here is carried out by the chamber of commerce and industry, we have authorized them in this part to determine the origin of products, taking into account the fact that they have an extensive network of territorial bodies, we will work with them so that for small enterprises they simply provide direct support, eh... and methodically helping to prepare - all the necessary documents that are already sent to the chamber of commerce and industry, but the ministry of industry and commerce submits this to us in a refined form, we are already automatically adding this to the register, so i am sure that we are with the chamber of commerce and industry on this issue we'll decide. yes, but nothing should be forgotten, we will note this in the decisions of our meeting today. anton georgievich, regarding that part that concerns your sphere, including customs, please. yes, thank you, dear vladimir vladimirovich, just today at the government meeting we considered the issue of amendments to law 44 to 223, which provided for the provision of additional preferences in procurement for pro

dear sirs , chamber of commerce representatives meeting with a special guest.beginning of this meeting, some representatives of the chamber spoke about their concerns for business development. a monthly meeting with hayat, the chairman of the industry commission we should have 5 members of the industry commission to develop a strategy. we have minor problems in our program, which we are naturally suffering from, that the allocation of width is prolonged, the receipt of width for raw materials sometimes takes up to 6 months . today, i think it can be said that what hurts us the most is the approvals that are made in the committee and working group. various measures will be approved, but it will take time to implement . first of all, we expect you to return the trade development organization to its previous conditions . the machines created by mr. wazir have caused 7700 of our mines to be closed. the circular did not show that the goods that are permitted to enter have been registered, orders have been received, and everything has been stopped and the country's i

states chamber of commerce support this bill. it's going to make the country safer. make the border more secure. keep people more humanely and fairly make legal immigration more efficient and consistent with the values of our nation and our international treaty obligations. too finally provide the funding i have repeatedly, repeatedly questioned. most recently in october to secure the border. that includes an additional 1500 border agents and officers to secure the border to physically secure it. in addition 100 cutting edge machines to detect and stop with sentinel at the southwest border but we have that capacity. an additional 100 additional immigration judges to help reduce the year-long asylum backlog. it takes a year to get that discussion going. the bill would also establish new efficient fair process for the government to consider an asylum claim for those arriving at the border. today the process could take five -- seven years. they show up at the border, get a bracelet told to come back when called five -- seven years i

and an office of the chamber of commerce and industry of kyrgyzstan opened in moscow.ve office will contribute to the development of trade and economic relations between the countries. here entrepreneurs will be able to make new contacts. and resolve pressing issues. the opening of a representative office of the chamber of commerce and industry of kyrgyzstan in moscow is certainly a significant event. in general, how active is the exchange of business missions between russia and kyrgyzstan now? first of all, it should be noted that in general russia is one of the key trading partners kyrgyzstan. at the end of the twenty- second year, the foreign trade turnover of the kyrdyz republic with the russian federation reached its record level. and amounted to 3.5 billion us dollars. thanks to efforts to increase trade and economic cooperation, at the end of the twenty-third year, russia ranks second in trade turnover, which is about 18.7% of the total trade turnover of the kurdiz republic after china. in the twenty-third year, in cooperation with the russian side , over 20 bus

you came to the 3rd chamber of commerce. you came to the 4th chamber of commerce. what is the 4th? it was the accounts court commission at that time. how many commissions did we have in the 4th and 4th of this merger? it has happened now. at that time, there was no merger. the same commission of the court of accounts was merged with the budget program commission . later, the following courses, but i remember at that time. that the number of commissions was twice the current situation and the number of people in the commissions was very limited, for example, 10 to 12 people were not included in the commissions, the same 270 people were in the so-called average of 12 people in the commissions after the fourth parliament, what happened then? you did the first thing you did in connection with the performance. the experience of these three periods showed me that, so to speak, we have almost reached the so-called sufficiency in legislation. i felt that finally we and therefore i decided to go to the executive issues , but in order to solve the fact that i do not have any responsibility i

when you take the ceo of the chamber of commerce, susan clark, the chamber of commerce has a pretty importantin the u.s., china competition. they should be leading our businesses away from china. not trying to get us deeper into this problem. we really finally have to get an alignment of u.s. business interest and u.s. national security. if we don't find that alignment, we will fail at the biggest contest we've seen in our history. maria: we will leave it there. jonathan, thank you. jonathan d. the ward joining us this morning on china. we'll check in soon. stay with us. we'll be right back. j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you moving in the right direction. thanks jen. get ongoing advice; and manage your investments in the chase mobile app. is it possible to count on my interne

how do you -- how do you respond to that that this is, that you're working with the commerce department yet you represent the industry and i know you represent a non-profit. >> just a couple of key important points. one is this is proactive leadership from the venture and start-up community. part of our job at responsible innovation labs is to collaborate. we think it is really, really important to collaborate right now where you have this world-changing technology sort of at our fingertips and so yes, we did engage with the commerce department and the biden administration. i'm getting around and having conversation with staffers on capitol hill. we will talk to anyone anywhere regardless of party because it's important to collaborate. it's important to collaborate with academia and civil society and that's one thing. two, we understand that there is a wide range of use. there is a lot of deep intensity to feelings around this issue and how do we best deploy this technology. at responsible innovation labs we want to accelerate and we want to deploy and we think building trust is the bes

, the introduction that i mentioned was related to the new trend of electronic commerce in the world, that's all. platforms now, let's say foreign , let's say domestic, have gone to the point where a group of information technology companies sit down and make security, and those suppliers of goods and services, whether they are doctors, drivers, or goods sellers, no longer sit down to build a website for themselves, get hard support. the software and the center have been created . the information that is being registered in the transaction is the money that the party is depositing. this is legal property according to the invoice law. what is registered in the invoice is the goods and services. now if this discussion i am now coming to the part where we can reach a consensus with mr. zulfiqari , that is the price discussion of the order that you also agreed with me. we came as ordered, we entered , we didn't do anything else except to destroy it, that's right , it means that everyone is unhappy, the consumer is unhappy, the economic activist is unhappy, and finally the government itse

to your chamber of commerce leadership, rodney fong, catherine cahill thompson and alfredo pedroza. such inspiring words from all of them. so before i let you go, let's go ahead and keep an eye out for upcoming chamber events. get involved in the san francisco business community if you are interested in learning more about the san francisco chamber of commerce, i encourage you to visit their website, sf chamber comm. follow them on social media and thank you to everyone here today for helping us make this event possible. all our sponsors, speakers, guests, and thanks to the san francisco chamber of commerce staff for their out standing work and happy valentine's day everyone! happy wednesday. we hope to see you all again next year. you all take care. >> (music). >> hi, i'm emmy the owner of emmy's spaghetti i offers working that with some kind of fine dining and apron and feeling stuffy and in the 90s in san francisco it was pretty pretense in a restaurant in the restaurant scene i want to it have a place to have a place for my friends to guess i started the restaurant a no better p

the firm is facing stiff competition in the china e—commerce market from rivals. 0ne analyst that wemarket, which is worth around $3 trillion, grew about 11% in 2023. but there only grew about 9%. last march, the company had a major restructuring. it's that the firm into six units that covered e—commerce, streaming and logistics, each with its own board and chief executives. but it later scrapped a spin off of its cloud unit. it had created uncertainty is its listing. in its latest earnings, alibaba executive said edible grow the group's share programme, enemy they say will demonstrate confidence in the company's outlook. to energy and climate change now, because the boss of norwegian oil giant equinor has been defending its huge new investment in the north sea, which was approved by the uk government last year amid widespread condemnation. rosebank is the uk's largest oil and gas project in decades — and has been criticised as a massive backwards step on the road to net zero. but speaking to our business editor simonjack — equinor boss anders 0pedal said that after russia's invasion

let's turn to china now because the e—commerce giant, alibaba, has published disappointing quarterlyany posted sales of $36.7—billion, up 5% year—on—year, but below analysts�* expectations. alibaba's executives announced they'll increase the group's share buy—back programme by $25—billion in a move they say demonstrates confidence in the company's outlook. but alibaba is facing fierce competition from rivals such asjd.com, pin—duo—duo and dou—yin. for a closer look at the industry there, at a time let's bring in china tech analyst & creator of tech buzz china, rui ma. it did not grow as fast of the market because of retail in china will only about 11% according to official statistics from the company itself. the investor response is partly because the recovery has not been as great as some expected, although to others it has been better. it's because of the competition, so pin dual door is one aggressive competitor interfaces in core businesses, it is less than half of first or business but it is growing quickly and in third—quarter it grew nearly 100% versus ali baba 9%. and another

work programme and e—commerce work programme and e—commerce moratorium, meaning there are now customsctronic transmissions. we hopefully can achieve that phase two agreements on subsidies to avoid overfishing, to avoid illegal, unregulated fishing and we need also meaningful outcome on agriculture. also with food security and limit.— on agriculture. also with food security and limit. let's talk about food and growing _ security and limit. let's talk about food and growing it _ security and limit. let's talk about food and growing it in _ security and limit. let's talk about food and growing it in particular, i food and growing it in particular, because agricultural subsidies, which are basically government payments to farmers, they are an important item on the agenda when food prices continue to rise. but you want some of that cut, why is that? i'm thinking, doesn't that push up the food prices when people are already struggling with the cost of living? are already struggling with the cost of livin: ? , ., ., ., of living? there is a range of agricultural _ of living? there is a range

the province or commerce is the same as my city , yes, my city, i don't mean the commerce of the municipality , i was in charge there. at that time, the country's national mobilization had not yet printed coupons, we had printed booklets , we had done the work, it was very heavy and hard work. work what we were doing for him is that with all these things that we have been there for 10 years with the detailed original of our work in the city, it has a story at all. the municipality was forced to send an old wooden building of 405 meters. this municipal land belonged to timsar bakhtiar, timur bakhtiar, timur bakhtiar , after that mr. tim bakhtiar had a representative there, he had his property, he had a representative there, they came from tehran , they were the residents of this house, where they collected bakhtiar's property. for example, when planting wheat, they go and get their own share. i don't know, now they used to say. manal, well, you took that building . yes, the land was confiscated. this area of ​​that building became the municipal building. this building had 50 areas. it had two

william bain is head of trade policy at the british chambers of commerce. good to have you with us.e you with us. this is not just about good to have you with us. this is notjust about time, good to have you with us. this is not just about time, but about additional cost, isn't it? notjust about time, but about additional cost, isn't it?- notjust about time, but about additional cost, isn't it? yes, what we are finding _ additional cost, isn't it? yes, what we are finding is _ additional cost, isn't it? yes, what we are finding is that _ additional cost, isn't it? yes, what. we are finding is that manufacturers are experiencing cash flow difficulties because of the delay in parts getting to them. we are also seeing component shortages on production lines that shows the interlink nature of supply chains across the globe. we are seeing this really beginning to bite, particularly in manufacturing, but also business to consumer services, including retail and wholesale. it shows how fragile global supply chains can be when there is disruption of this nature. there was a bit of slack capa

the province or commerce is the same as our city. yes , my city is my home. i don't say commerce . the municipality was responsible there. at that time, the country's mobilization had not yet printed poppen . we used to do this work for him, even though we have been there for 10 years, our work in the municipality has a story, a detailed description. the work was done, under what conditions , what was it like, what was it like, we went there empty-handed , the municipality forced us to send a 40-50 meter old wooden building, this municipal land belonged to timsal bakhtiar, timur bakhtiar. he had a representative there, he had his property, he had a representative there, he was ready to live in this house from tehran, where they collect bakhtiar's property , for example, when they plant wheat, they go and take their own share, i don't know, now those old people say manal you took that building, yes, the land . this field was confiscated and that building became the municipal building he had a room , why didn't he have a municipal building before the revolution? he didn't have land l