privilege of introducing our next speaker of the afternoon, the secretary of foreign affairs of mexico marcello. he will address the evolving nature of strategic and important mexican relationship. the mexican government approach to foreign trade in ca, and clearly, if he does not address it, i will ask him, mexico's relationship to some of the other partners in the hemisphere. there is so much writing on many of these issues today. a stronger and more tightly integrated u.s., mexico relationship has the potential to underwrite prosperity across the hemisphere. and through u.s. mca and the assurances and investment certainties and provide the community, north america can continue to be the engine of growth for economies all over the world. and furthermore, with a strong u.s. mca we can become, north americaamerica can be the most competitive region in the world. this is a historic moment for mexico. in the mandate for social progress in inclusive growth, the president lopez was elected to fulfill. secretary abroad, we are honored to have you with us today to convey how mexico is leveraging its

interest of mexicans nor united states citizens us and at the moment the mexican foreign minister marcello dodd is on his way to washington d.c. to continue that dialogue to begin dialogue both on trade and on the issue of immigration now one thing that does seem rather counterintuitive is that the united states canada and mexico are on the verge of signing a trilateral trade agreement so it almost seems inappropriate the timing of these threats by the american president saying that he will impose tariffs on mexico if the do not do more to stem the flow of migrants making their way north toward the united states while we continue to hear president trump going to twitter blaming mexico for taking somewhere around 30 percent of the auto industry away from the united states blaming mexico for the migrant crisis saying that mexico is not doing enough the president the united states is also not saying exactly what more he wants mexico to do to stem the flow of migration or shot in iraq will live for us in mexico city thank you it's going to roslan jordan now who is in washington d.c. so has the

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pay dot com in marcello long says big pay is european g m let's talk about bitcoin versus watch a no i have a theory here and you tell me what you think about it my theory is that bitcoin came. the bankers missed it they completely missed it they they didn't understand the technology they didn't understand the.

. >> my name is marcello, i'm a career cab driver, full-time driver almost 31 years and i think it'sabout time for this board and the city to consider a measure to buy those medallions back. it's very clear the mta has abused its power and they implemented the medallion sale's programme. they made millions of dollars on the backs of cab drivers at the same time and they say of the industry. they have turned us into a cash cow. you've heard from my colleagues. they have struggling and even the most vulnerable and the elderly me da medallion holdersl of the under thallof us, we ared just as some of my colleagues mentioned before, i would like to urge you to sponsor a ballot initiative before the june 18th, deadline to some checks and balance on prop a of 2007. as i age, i don't think i should be forced to operate my medallion. it's a public safety issue. and in this country, in this democratic form of government, i strongly believe we should not be stripped of our rights to due process at the board of appeals. so i urge some of you or all of you to amend proposition a of 2007. it's ver

pay dot com and marcello alone says big pay is european g m let's talk about bitcoin versus watch a no i have a theory here and tell me what you think about it my theory is that bitcoin came. the bankers missed it they completely missed it they they didn't understand the technology they didn't understand the beauty of it they didn't understand how it can transform finance and economics then a few years after that they the penny dropped and they said oh you know what this is ingenious but they couldn't miss the fact that they missed it so they talk about the law change instead yeah and it's interesting to see when you go into emerging markets and you ask them do you use facebook or do you use the internet more people say yes i use facebook but they don't realize that they're using the internet so yeah bitcoin is an application for the blocking there are other applications for the block chain you know being it contracts and property rights but the fact that banks are engaged now in participating i think is a good thing and no matter what they want to call it doesn't matter whether they'r

are neither in the interest of mexicans nor united states citizens us mexico's foreign minister marcello abroad is on his way to mexico now as we speak for a continuation of a dialogue both on trade as well as immigration one thing that does seem counterintuitive amidst this talk of a of a trade war brewing between the united states and mexico is the timing the united states mexico and canada are on the verge of signing a trilateral trade deal the timing for these threats of new tariffs against against mexico seems almost inappropriate and while the mexican president from his and seems to have the cooler head calling for rational dialogue we still continue to see these tweets taking place early on friday from presidents from continue to threaten mexico continue to blame mexico for taking somewhere around 30 percent of the auto industry away from the united states and not doing enough to stem the flow of central american migrants making their way north toward the united states all right men are up a lot for us in mexico city go to washington d.c. now roslyn jordan is that stand in my life

now marcello abroad who is the foreign minister for mexico is on his way to washington to have renewed dialogue with the united states on the issue of trade but also the issue of immigration would seems counterintuitive at the moment is the timing of these threats by president trump giving that the united states canada and mexico are on the verge of signing a trilateral trade deal that would be the replacement to nafta as we've discussed in earlier segments of the timing seems a bit inappropriate for for the united states to be making these threats of a renewed trade war with mexico now while mexico cooler heads seem to be on this side of the border calling for a rational dialogue president for mainz on twitter calling on mexico to do more to send the flow of migrants and making allegations that mexico has taken away as much as 30 percent of the u.s. auto industry all right man awful eye for us in mexico city thank you. now from washington d.c. so as mandela was saying there the timing does seem a bit counterproductive considering there are these negotiations going on for a new nafta a