mean the laws and the bills that would permit them to move on move forward or center very much michelle bachelet. and that was javier august there for us in davos chinese telecom giant huawei it was also a davos where governments accused of taking orders from beijing are moving to prohibit their internet carriers from partnering with it now while way is going on the offensive. against the backdrop of the ongoing trade war with the u.s. while ways relationship with a range of western governments has grown strained germany for example is currently debating whether to ban its technology from new five g. networks and davos wild ways deputy chairman said in the tech sector companies needed to start being more vocal in their relationship with governments or it would have serious knock on effects on other industries. i would strongly advocate that the business community to opinions to the government to let out government on their understand the requirements from the business community otherwise i worry that the trends will expand to many many harder industries and countries in fact while ways problems

the situation in venezuela could spiral rapidly out of control with catastrophic consequences michele bachelet is urging leaders in caracas to hold talks to diffuse the political unrest well the opposition leader as the cleric himself interim president has backing from the u.s. and its latin american allies but military has reiterated the.

the laws and the bills that would permit them to move on move forward or strength very much michelle bachelet. the african population is growing massively it is estimated that it will double by the year twenty fifty so that of course means lots of opportunities like our growing workforce but it also means a lot of challenges for example the lack of infrastructure or food and security now african organizations here at the world economic forum are here not only to raise awareness about their problems but also to offer solutions of their own. for agnes there's not a moment to relax she's rushing from one meeting to another her mission is food security for africans by ensuring that farmers in africa have enough money to work in agriculture. we need to show inclusive it to groups if we don't issue that form of agreeing with everybody else we hope a whole bunch of people and that bunch is what small we're talking about seventy to eighty percent of africa's were christian moved to be left behind of of growth so that's why her organization agra supports these farmers it provides them access to modern

for a visit by former president and friend michelle bachelet. as for violence. here that. the dictatorship is killing is repressing well study the history of venezuela over the past few years the insurrection on marching by the opposition with deaths. facilitated could it turn two thousand and two use using using sharpshooters look at how many people died in those days in truly peaceful demonstrations who killed them and. if the venezuelan justice the judiciary and the prosecutor investigating this and they have the sovereign authority they don't need the intervention of any independent body and we will tell you the truth on every death because. you you know. who who sponsored the coup. on the twenty third of january are fostering. bloodshed you tried do to promote bloodshed on the twenty third at that didn't happen. it didn't happen. there were groups of twelve or thirteen people there to try to loot to try to plunder private property but we prevented this we prevented another tragedy like the one that happened on the eleventh of april another tragedy like that happened i

un human rights chief michele bachelet has called for talks to deescalate the situation in venezuela she also called for an investigation into claims that venezuelan security forces have killed at least twenty protesters they allege a crackdown followed a bid by the opposition leader won by the will to oust president nicolas maduro about bhutto says he's the victim of a u.s. led kuwait and has cut off diplomatic ties with washington. a defines nicolas maduro has gone on the offensive severing diplomatic relations with the u.s. a day after washington codman duros regime in egypt amount i. get it all couldn't move i think there is no doubt in the world that donald trump wants to bring in his own de facto unconstitutional government a coup d'etat in venezuela against the people and democracy. let there be no doubt that donald trump in all his madness believes himself to be the world's police believes that he is the boss of latin america and the caribbean. washington has refused to comply with mn duros orders to close its embassy in caracas but still instructed non-essential staff to lea

the situation in venezuela could spiral rapidly out of control with catastrophic consequences michele bachelet is urging leaders in caracas to hold talks to diffuse the political unrest well the opposition leader as the cleric himself interim president and has backing from the u.s. and its latin american allies but venezuela's military has reiterated its support for president nicolas maduro saying attempts to remove him amount to a coup would see a newman is joining us from cuckoo ta that's on the venezuela colombia border and the c.e.o. why do it was to do to make an address shortly. he is at this hour we can confirm that deputies from the opposition controlled national assembly as well as supporters and members of the press are gathering at the one you've got in the truck how municipality of practice that is an opposition controlled municipality they are meeting there rather than at the national assembly awaiting for the arrival of why dog woman as you know was not was named the interim president by that opposition couldn't hold national assembly on wednesday one of the reasons he's doing th

human rights chief michelle bachelet is warning the situation "may rapidly spiral out of control, with catastrophic consequences." she also called for an independent investigation into recent violence. at least 26 people have died since anti-maduro protests broke out earlier this week. amy: we are joined now by two guests. alejandro velasco is associate professor at new york university, where he is a historian of modern latin america. he is the executive editor for nacla report on the americas, and the author of the book "barrio rising: urban popular politics and the making of modern venezuela." velasco was born and raised in venezuela. he just returned from venezuela tuesday. he is joining us from chicopee, massachusetts. and in washington is steve ellner, former professor at the universidad de oriente, in venezuela where he taught from 1977 until he retired in 2002. he's currently the associate managing editor of the journal latin american perspectives. he is editor of "latin america's radical left" and the forthcoming book "the pink tide experiences: breakthroughs and shortcomings i

tune into our panel where i will be joined by michelle bachelet, al gore and nina jensen.is streaming on bloomberg.com/tictoc. annmarie: let's kick it off with deutsche bank. a bit higher this morning. the federal reserve is looking into billions of dollars of suspicious funds from danske bank into deutsche bank. last hour, we heard from deutsche bank who said they have probes. metrolink is saying -- metro bank saying profits slowed. definitely well below what they were thinking. carrefour, a bright spot. they were able to weather the yellow vests protest. matt: thanks very much. thanks of course to francine and haslinda for their coverage in davos. surveillance" continues from davos. francine lacqua and tom keene are live. our interview with the brazilian president. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: davos day to. dominancerisk discussions. the u.k.he wire, parliament is closer to forcing a brexit delay to avoid the no deal scenario. we will be speaking to the trade secretary. plus, more problems for deutsche bank. good morning, everyone. good afternoon if you are watching fr

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