gonzalo: a couple of thoughts.e things that struck me from having had the privilege of 17 david -- 17 different markets is seeing disruption in the client experience, and i bring all that with me here to the u.s. points of commonality are the value of the physical location as it relates to value transactions. nobody included myself wants to come into a physical location to send a payment, to change the address on your account, none of that. for high-value transactions, i decision i may only make once or twice in my life, i definitely want to talk to a human. sometimes remotely, but sometimes i want the human interaction as well. we don't see that diminishing, certainly not in the u.s. and a few other markets across the world. alix: let me follow along those same lines and ask about crypto. the mayor elect in new york eric adams talked about wanting to be paid in bitcoin and crypto. what if i want to be paid and crypto? how -- paid in crypto? how do i do that if i bank with citi? gonzalo: well, today we don't allow

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it is from exiled human rights advocate. gonzalo carryon explains how are you, chaves it through absolute concentration of power. he made a pact with the church, the business sector, and some opposition parties when he's former enemies and ended up controlling obie institutions, including the supreme court and the electoral council. therefore, after returning in january 2007, he swore in the armed forces and to police, reminding them of their routes that they were sandinista party institutions. but 3 years ago or take us alliances began crumbling when mass protests led by students turned into a national uprising and calls for the restoration of democratic institutions. even his wont, staunchest allies had declared him a dictator and demanded he stepped down. he refused saying his adversaries would have to settle their differences peacefully at the ballot box, but to wait hasn't been peaceful. this exhibition in costa rica national assembly is a tribute to some of the more than 300 nicaraguans who were killed by ortega, security forces and paramilitary groups in less than 2 months. they in

talked to nigel topping, one of the high—level champions of the climate change summit also with me is gonzalo the corridors, what mood do you get as we are approaching the deadline? there are certainly elements _ approaching the deadline? there are certainly elements that _ approaching the deadline? there are certainly elements that are - certainly elements that are extremely important when it comes to the agenda, it's about the role of the agenda, it's about the role of the subnational governments, cities, regions, and companies and investors, for all of us it's so important to see science being well reflected. that's it for all of us, and positioning gives us the certainty that we are all moving in the right direction. then we want to see more elements related to solidarity, that we will solve the crisis complementing and implementing it in the right way, mostly when it comes to growth and representing that voice, as well. so this is the moment when, if done right, we might see somehow the ending of the area democrat era of negotiation and into implementation. that is the moment we are expe

while he may have intended to spend about two minutes on the phone wbai host gonzalo aburto and i kept him on the line for about a half hour asking him about topics that were not being discussed in the presidential race. >> mr. president are you there. >> i am. can you hear me? >> yes you are calling radio stations to get out vote. what do you say to people who. that the two parties with bought by corporations and they are at this point feel that their vote doesn't make a difference? >> there's not a shred of evidence to support that. >> u.n. figures show up to 5,000 children a month die in iraq because of the sanctions. >> that is not true. and that is not what they show. >> the past two u.n. heads of the program in iraq have quit calling the u.s. policy, u.s., u.n. policy genocidal what is your response? >> they are wrong. they think we should -- saddam hussein says i'm going to starve my kids unless you let me buy weapons. if you let me do everything i want so i can be in a position to kill and intimidate people i will stop starving my kids. >> since it is rare to get you on the pho