if so , the state security committee should have immediately taken up this matter, fortunately for cherkasov. this is nonsense, frankly, and i believe in cherkasov's intuition, because he served death all the time. remember the march decree, and naming punishment and crimes without a statute of limitations. so i remember this exactly from the military colonel damn, don't bother cherkazov. here the right way knows its business. now he will work closely with the organs of his danger. i have already given an order to a friend. it just doesn't fit in your head, right? how many lives she ruined one and a half thousand people. all materials collected in your group up to 44 years old are in our archive. antonin malyshkina died, then in camp investigation ended, but, nevertheless, a search case. malyshkina periodically pops up as soon as we interrogate another traitor to the motherland. all the witnesses in the case spoke with horror. masks said in nightmares yes, even the policemen could not say anything. they only mentioned the mask, well, everyone knew, they all heard the faces, no one saw. now i

new patriarch, metropolitan filaret becomes a lord denisenko worked very closely with the state security committee. he passed under pseudonym antonov and catastrophes happen for a person. not only does he not take second place, he takes third place, almost twice as many votes were cast for him as alexei ii, who became patriarch of moscow and all russia he was gloomy and sat in the altar of the vladimir cathedral with words of consolation, one of the protodiocons approached him. vladyka he shouldn't get upset then filaret raised his head and several times deafly repeated ukraine to my we will not give it back. well, isn’t this an illustration of what he once said and chrysostom and now the verkhovna rada, the highest bodies of the orthodox country , is considering a bill on the possibility of seizing property from the russian orthodox church, gives the go-ahead to close the temple and the results were not long in coming. see. it was the representatives of the defense forces who grabbed and dragged them out. the temple of the priest of the orthodox church, this is how the seminarians of the orthodox

and here in action a new turn is outlined, 1989, moscow a policeman in uniform came to the state security committeeor from irkutsk who introduced himself as stepan stakhanov. he said that his life was in danger. i was introduced into the gang to collect information, but stakhanov found out the terrible truth and told the leadership of the irkutsk department of internal affairs that they are thoroughly corrupt and work in close conjunction with the local panda. stakhanov managed to establish all the members of the criminal brigade, but he was discovered and they are going to set him up. the kgb officers assured. they will figure everything out. in central television, the restriction for the new sanctions package is almost gone now, anti-russian sanctions europe will impose against germany is it really like this, maybe we’ll figure it out so that the fly doesn’t fly the president canceled the assault on the last center of resistance in mariupol what now awaits the encircled ukrainian troops? guns instead of bread, if the sowing campaign starts in ukraine, famine awaits. why do experts predict a crisi

large number friendly people in our law enforcement agencies and the military and in the state security committee, and, accordingly, these acquaintances of his allowed him to speed up the process of obtaining help, that is, without waiting for movement through the top. he convinced the gap first of all that the situation. uh, critical that this is a catastrophe on a planetary scale - these are his words. they spread all over the world and people still use them boris shcherbina deputy chairman of the council of ministers of the ussr and head of the government commission, together with valery legasov arrived at the scene of the accident. on the evening of april 26, 8:00 p.m. they ended up in pripyat immediately. the father demanded that helicopters be provided and helicopters arrived. on the same evening, under the leadership of general antoshkin, an e-e point from the kiev military district. it was on the seventeenth that the airman on duty called us and reported. comrade general, something happened in chernobyl at the power plant and the leadership of the republic is asking for a helicopter to co

any case, the victory will be ours vasily ivanovich piskarev, colleague, chairman of the state duma security committeedimir was more difficult than today a minute and the state duma stood up. and for a long time more than a minute, vladimir volfovich's much almost burst. yes, indeed, the loss of sincere condolences to relatives is hard. uh, it so happened that we were located not far from each other. uh in the culinary meeting room. and, of course. i saw him at work. so he created such a wave, created energy, energized the entire fraction. and by the way, this energy was transmitted, uh, to the hall. you remember what his unusual touching strengths are. e him speeches that drew attention to the fact that he was not shy. when it came to protecting our state, the issue of security, he found the right words that reached the heart to the understanding of those who do not understand this. here i am as colleagues, but in the state duma i had to enter into relations with him more than once on issues related to security. all his appeals. all his e requests concerned the protection of people, specific ordinary

there is something to discuss with our guest, anatoly, deputy chairman of the state duma committee on securityanti-corruption to the chosen one anatoly borisovich hello hello this is control and socialization of those who have served time how to set up effective supervision for a start, how to organize prevention that will bring results . we have introduced electronic bracelets for a certain category of people. uh, for example, for those who are under house arrest, as well as genomic registration, but for those who have committed serious crimes, especially serious crimes. and what we saw, we saw that it works, it helps today, in my opinion. the time has come when it is necessary to expand, as directly, the circle of persons who are subject to total control. from the side of the state, as well as spectrum surveillance, including contacts, to all contacts all phones sms correspondence telephone conversations. uh, e-mail conversations, everything was carefully filed with the state control, because the story with the bracelets discredited itself after that multi-billion dollar scams with their int

there is something to discuss with our guest, deputy chairman of the state duma committee on securitycorruption anatoly, chosen by anatoly borisovich hello, there are two main topics of the problem. this is control and socialization of those who have served time. how to set up effective supervision, as a preventive measure, to begin with to organize, which will bring results, preventive supervision is an effective prevention and there is only this to be done seriously and for real, and not just for show in due time. we have introduced electronic bracelets for a certain category of people. e, for example, for those who are under house arrest, as well as genomic registration, but for serious those who have committed serious, especially serious crimes. and what we saw , we saw that it works, it helps today, in my opinion. the time has come when it is necessary to expand, both directly to individuals, which are subject to total control. from the side of the state, as well as spectrum surveillance, including contacts, to all contacts all phones sms correspondence telephone conversations. u

what the head of the department for ensuring environmental protection is talking about. security of the state committeeal policy under the head of the dpr svetlana vasilievna pol, let's listen carefully. yesterday we were all worried about the situation in the frontier, they fired at a tank with acid, and we decided to turn to a person who understands more about this. we decided to turn to you. we have been tracking this information for the second day and contacted our colleagues from luhansk and two versions are being considered. this is the explosion of a tank, with hydrochloric acid or with nitric acid, but our colleagues from lugansk claim that more, what is nitric acid? well, what should people do now, how to protect themselves, you can tell people to drink more alkaline water. if necessary, do not go out into the open air to do wet cleaning at home. our experts do not predict and do not state any threat to the residents of the donetsk people's republic. well, our colleagues. i hope they get through this. well, let this be the last, well, thank god if so, but the intention, in my opinion, is quite

security must be abandoned. the committee is concerned with the militarization of public security adopted by the state to come back crime as it has been insufficient and inadequate in terms of protecting human rights. the report published by the u. n. committee on enforce disappearances has also highlighted concerns over disappearances of human rights workers, migrants and journalists. the un has called for immediate actions by the mexican government to end what they refer to as absolute impunity in cases of enforced disappearances. and to establish a national policy of prevention as the only way to end.

security must be abandoned. the committee is concerned with the militarization of public security adopted by the state to come back crime as it has been insufficient and inadequate in terms of protecting human rights. the report published by the u. n. committee on enforce disappearances has also highlighted concerns over disappearances of human rights workers, migrants and journalists. the un has called for immediate actions by the mexican government to end what they refer to as absolute impunity in cases of enforced disappearance. it and to establish a national policy of prevention as the only way to end the human tragedy. manuel rap a low al jazeera mexico city. chinese officials are warning the covered 19 outbreak in shanghai is not under control. despite the easing of some restrictions, the commercial hubs, 2 week lockdown has left many residents with no access to food or medicine. restrictions are being lifted in a tiered approach. 15000000 of the cities 26000000 people are still banned from leaving their homes, which are you has more. shanghai authorities say, 43 percent of all neighborhoods in shanghai have

security must be abandoned. the committee is concerned with the militarization of public security adopted by the state to come back crime as it has been insufficient and inadequate in terms of protecting human rights. the report published by the u. n. committee on enforce disappearances has also highlighted concerns over disappearances of human rights workers, migrants and journalists. the un has called for immediate actions by the mexican government to end what they refer to as absolute impunity in cases of enforced disappearances. and to establish a national policy of prevention as the only way to end the human tragedy. manuel up a little al jazeera mexico city. now long slide triggered by heavy rainfall that caused a centuries old fort festival to collapse in northern peru. this is the moment the pre inca stone will crumble that the coil of settlement a 1000 kilometers north of much pitching. philip is one of the largest ancient monuments in the americas research as play the fortress was built. but in the 10th and 12th centuries, indonesia, parliament has passed a landmark build a tackle sexual violence provide

security must be abandoned. the committee is concerned with the militarization of public security adopted by the state to come back crime as it has been insufficient and inadequate in terms of protecting human rights. the report published by the u. n. committee on enforce disappearances has also highlighted concerns over disappearances of human rights workers, migrants and journalists. the un has called for immediate actions by the mexican government to end what they refer to as absolute impunity in cases of enforced disappearance. and to establish a national policy of prevention as the only way to end the human tragedy. manuel wrap a little al jazeera mexico city. israeli forces of fire tear gas and rubber bullets of palestinian students inside a university campus and the occupied west bank. the palestinian red crescent says dozens of been injured. witnesses say violence began in the morning inside. could euro universe in the tool. com not far from the separation war? elsewhere in the occupied west bank, israeli forces are withdrawn from janina, the detaining more palestinians. 17 people have so far been arrested

security must be abandoned. the committee is concerned with the militarization of public security at up to by the state to come back crime as it has been insufficient and inadequate in terms of protecting human rights. the report published by the you and committee on enforce disappearances has also highlighted concerns over disappearances of human rights workers, migrants and journalists. the un has called for immediate actions by the mexican government to end what they refer to as absolute impunity in cases of enforced disappearance. it and to establish a national policy of prevention as the only way to end the human tragedy. manuel rob, hello al jazeera, mexico city. indonesia is parliament has passed a landmark bill to tackle sexual violence. it provides a legal framework for cases of obese. until now, the issue has been regarded as a private matter, or nearly 340000 cases of violence against women were reported last year. jessica washington has more from the capital jakarta. after years of winter, the mood in indonesia is people's representative council was one of celebration this new place, both situ violence.

security must be abandoned. the committee is concerned with the militarization of public security at up to by the state to come back. crime, as it has been insufficient and inadequate in terms of protecting human rights. the report published by the u. n. committee on enforce disappearances has also highlighted concerns over disappearances of human rights workers, migrants and journalists. the un has called for immediate actions by the mexican government to end what they refer to as absolute impunity in cases of enforced disappearances and to establish a national policy of prevention as the only way to end the human tragedy. manuel apollo al jazeera mexico city. ah, this is out, is there a vizier top stories you as president joe biden has father hardened his language about the when ukraine referring to russia's invasion as genocide. his previously cold russian lead of lad, man, pete, and a war criminal. it cranes, president backed biden's comments, tweeting that they're the true words of a elisa latimer zalinski also says more mass graves being discovered nearly every day. we lose beautiful boy. are you in areas lib

security must be abandoned. the committee is concerned with the militarization of public security at up by the state to come back crime as it has been insufficient and inadequate in terms of protecting human rights. the report published by the u. n. committee on enforce disappearances has also highlighted concerns over disappearances of human rights workers, migrants and journalists. the un has called for immediate actions by the mexican government to end what they refer to as absolute impunity in cases of enforced disappearances. and to establish a national policy of prevention as the only way to end the human tragedy. manuel apollo al jazeera, mexico city and tourist buses collided with a truck and southern egypt, killing a loose 10 people that happened near the ancient city of looks. or officials say for french people at a belgian or among the dead is ellen takes another significant step and isn't covered 19 restrictions in the next few hours. but before all that has been welcoming travelers from australia for the 1st time and months. oh, there have been emotional reunions as flights landed in oakland museum

states? sheriff marc daniels border security committee chair joins us on the significance of the lawsuit. i don't know, breathing a sigh of relief comes to mind? but if you are facing the possibility of 18,000 migrants per day and a court says no you aren't allowed to do that, does that give you some hope? >> good morning, dana. it is refreshing news and it leaves a little hope in what's going on in the southern border in tragic mode. it truly is whether it's crime, public safety, we're seeing it all down here. yeah, that does. it makes us hopefully the administration who has not been actively engaged will start engaging with us. i don't have a lot of hope for that. hopefully they will saying we need to do a better job down here. >> dana: many democrats are splitting from the president on this issue of title 42 and again the court might save them from having to distance themselves even more from president biden but so far the white house continues to say they're looking at this as a real strong possibility. what are you hearing from members of congress as they try to figure out how to get

security in front of the house judiciary committee. at 1:00 the foreign affairs committee hears from the secretary of state about budget priorities and the.s. response to the crisis in ukraine. announcer: the supreme court must decide whether the biden administration had the authority to end the so-called remain in mexico policy that was implemented under president donald trump. under the program, noncitizens crossing the u.s. mexico border were sent back to mexico to await their immigration proceedings. the homeland security department put an end to the program in june of 2021 but missouri and texas filed suit, arguing the program was unlawfully terminated. a federal district court ruled

. >> thank you, charm, members of the committee, to testify on the current posture of the security enterprise and addressing the threats facing the united states of america, allies and partners. the intelligence and security professionals work every day to address the current and future threats facing our nation. on behalf, i wish to thank the members of this committee for your continued support and partnership. i'm joined in my testimony today by generals nakasone and generals barrier. they will provide you with more comprehensive picture of how we support our war fighters as well as characterize the challenges we all face. the department of defense trusts the intelligence community to respond to the threats that we will all hear about. general barrier, over to you, sir. >> chairman, ranking member kelly, distinguished members, i do have a statement here. i can forego the statement if you would like to get to get to questions? >> we'll skip to questions. >> chairman, i'll forego my statement as well. >> great. thank you, appreciate the -- all of our witnesses. all right. thank you. this is to all of our witnesses. i'm interested in hearing ab

states seeking asylum. we need to have a process in place to consider those requests. and so those are the questions that we are asking. i'm also a member of the homeland security committeetions of secretary majyojyorkas mayorkas. >> we have heard from some border state democrats who believe that there should be some caution placed to make sure there isn't a surge across the border once that's lifted in may. senator alex padilla, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >>> so today new york's top law enforcement official is urging a state judge to hold former president donald trump in civil contempt. this is a new filing and attorney general latisha james accuses trump of failing to comply with a subpoena for documents in her civil investigation into his businesses. james is requesting the court hold trump in contempt and impose a $10,000 fine a day until he complies. >> an exclusive interview with the manhattan district attorney who is overseeing the criminal side of the investigation into trump's businesses. what do we know? what have you learned in this conversation? >> i sat down with the d.a., alvin bragg, and he wanted to send a message this investigation into the former pre

there, the state defense committee will say, everyone suffered losses, they lose. that's what stalin's methods decided. we have the securityre expanding the powers, we have belarus, we are ready to coordinate within the framework of the highest state set. we have everything. you just need to be involved. once again, i repeat, there is a dkb. if we sleep, together we will not force, if you like, our partners in the dcb to more responsible decisions of the eurasian union more solidarity china india is also closely watching this, if you cannot convince the allies, what are you talking about then, uh, in a different way and more moments. now everyone is focused around the battle in the donbass. i assure you, russia will win by a crushing score and destroy the group. and they will say that they lost, because in ukraine zelensky held on for so long, so i absolutely agree. here is the development and the logic of the current situation is that any outcome, with in which zelensky and his entourage, people who have committed a colossal amount of crime remain in kiev with the west. with all this huge information colossus, it will be

members of the committee which i'm honored to appear before you to discuss the semiconductor industry and its importance in helping the united states maintain global competitiveness and secure a leadership role in semiconductor manufacturing and critical innovation in future technology. i commend this committee for its leadership on these important issues. with your permission i submit my statement for the record. escalating geopolitical risks have highlighted the ability to reconcile and pass an innovation and competition build includes full funding for the chips act and investment tax credit, part of the bipartisan act. these incentives together would invigorate domestic manufacturing in the semiconductor industry and allow companies to invest with confidence for the future. together these developments will kickstart investment and workforce development, r&d, innovation and expansion of manufacturing in the near term. the leading edge of semiconductor manufacturing technology in micron is leading the world in this technology which we are proud of the almost 50,000 patents we hold. nhs can be found anywhere data is processed, cell phones, automobiles, computers, defense sy

homeland security committee as well to be asking those questions including homeland security secretary. what is the plan and it is important to remember this. people who come to the united statesreason. yes, it is legal to come to the united states seeking asylum for a number of business. title 42 was never an immigration policy, it was a public health policy put in place at the beginning of covid. if covid numbers are way down and vaccines are out and masks are coming off, title 42 is no longer there. it is right to end title 42 and have a safe, orderly and humane process restored because it was certainly decimated by the prior administration. >> exactly. it is a right to seek asylum. >> always a pleasure to see you, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> up next we'll go to moscow and get a look why vladimir putin's popularity in moscow is skyrocketing. you are watching "jose diaz-balart reports." s. i'm always up for what's next, even with higher stroke risk due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin i'll go after that. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk better than warfarin and has less major bleed

biden's assistant will need security in plain text saying that washington controls any actions of kiev, curiously, the investigative committee of russia, while reporting that 25 statesying weapons to ukraine. basically. this is the countries of the north atlantic alliance twenty-one states it is noteworthy that one of the oldest members of the need for greece turned out to be officially involved in the militarization of ukraine according to the greek minister. defense large deliveries of weapons and military equipment could undermine the defense capability of greece itself. especially since the public is clearly opposed throughout the country a wave of anti-military protests swept through local port workers are preventing the delivery of lethal cargo to ukraine meanwhile, a friend said that he was ready to go to kiev, a statement bold, but premature , according to the press secretary of the white house. not planned, but biden said that it is planned jansaks assure that the president of the united states is really ready for anything, he loves fast driving, i quote jen and loves airplanes, but for now he has other things to do. well, literally just now, us secretary o

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security committee. great to have you in "focus" today. let's begin with your home state. the onslaught of people about to cross over doubling, tripling the numbers we're already seeing may 23rd. >> my response is when you think it couldn't get any worse. why in the world would you lift the title 42 restriction at this point in time? they are projecting 500,000 people in the next five weeks coming across our border. i was a federal prosecutor down there for many years. i've never seen the border this bad. when you talk to border patrol agents, the morale is awful. they are having a hard time recruiting, obviously. but what is coming in? that's the other thing. we have people on terrorist watch list and fentanyl coming in killing a younger generation. enough seized at the border to kill the entire american population seven times over. and then he is opening the floodgates even more. after rescinding remain in mexico, migrant protection protocols that i worked with the trump administration to put in place and now we have biden's open border policy which is an unmitigated dis

state wendy sherman testified about u.s. policy in the indo pacific region. topics include u.s. competition with china and the security of taiwan. the house foreign affairs committee held a hearing. it is nearly three hours. deputy secretary of state wendy sherman testifies on u.s. policy in the indo pacific region. topics include u.s. competition with china and the security of taiwan. the house foreign affairs committee held a hearing. it is three hours. >> the committee on foreign affairs will come to order. the chairs authorizes a clear recess of the committee and members love five days to submit stations and questions for the record subject to the limitations put to answer something the record please have your peers the mentioned address or contact committee staff. as reminder to members please keep your video posted on at all times even when you're recognized. members responsible for meeting themselves and consistent with house rules the staff of only a few members as appropriate when they are not under recognition to eliminate background noise. i see we have a quorum and i now recognize myself for opening remarks. for someone to notice we need to examine the

state and federal level. the listed stakeholders were to local officials, the democrat chairman of the house homeland security committee, who doesn't live in my state, and one democrat senator from my state. as the congresswoman who represents the communities that that report, that is around the communities that, that port, why was i not considered a stakeholder? why were not included at all? i mean, is there some really, is there a reason why we weren't included in that discussion? >> the gentlelady's time has expired. witness may answer the question. >> congresswoman, i'm not familiar with the engagement that was held. the invitations that were distributed, but i will look into it and we will get back to your office. >> i would absolutely appreciate that. so i will be expecting if your letters. thank you. >> the gentleman ladies time, the gentlelady yields back. miss mae. >> thank you, mister chairman. and thank you, secretary mayorkas for, joining us today. and i know you've had a very busy week up here on the hill. and i really appreciate your time with us today and for patiently and also credibly answering all of

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committee the making any recommendations for the states? you will surely be making some recommendations about things like how to secure the capital and other things involving the presidential transition. but what about for the states? >> we've given the nature of constitutional federalism in america by definition our recommendations will go all the way up and down the system in terms of securing the right to vote. which is federal dimensions, which has state dimensions to it. in terms of defending the integrity of the popular vote in the state. that too is something that has both the state dimension to it but a federal dimension to it. to when it comes to the election of the president. so i think you will see some thorough going proposals practical proposals about what can be done to fortify democratic institutions against coups and insurrections and electoral subversion which is coming up next. but we have to build all of this on the table of truth. there's gotta be truth and facts about what happened. and you know i've come to the conclusion lawrence, that when they are all swear their fealty to the big lie, as donald trump does, that in

on behalf of the committee, i want to thank the women and men serving for their service. the united states is faced with a wide range security threats, but we are finding these threats edging closer and closer to hem. as well as through advancements in long-range missile capabilities and offensive cyber tools. at the same time, this competition is unfolding amidst a global pandemic, environmental degradation from climate change and a an emergence of highly disruptive technologies. that north ynkom has been tackling for decades. we must calibrate to these regions carefully. i expect today's hearing to help inform that approach. general, your command is responsible for protecting the homeland. importantly, north kom is task ed with operating our homeland missile defense, to defend the united states sbens ballistic missiles and hype sonic missiles. the rapid advancements that we have seen from north korea are concerning. as the nature of hypersonic defeat with technology we currently use. i would like to know your assessment of the next generation interceptor program current schedule and if light of recent missile test, your co

state of emergency in the stage the main investigation department of the investigative committee for the moscow region opened a criminal case. criminal case on the fact of evidence of services that do not meet securityts. at present , investigators and forensic specialists from among the most experienced and qualified employees are working at the scene of the incident, using forensic equipment, as well as with the participation of a specialist. in addition, investigators are conducting searches and seizures. and to managers, as well as to gas service companies at the scene of the incident as well the head of the main investigative department of the investigative committee of russia for the moscow region , alexander yuryevich starikov, left to coordinate the actions of employees, a complex of investigative actions is being carried out aimed at establishing all the causes and circumstances of the incident. and now to the latest news about the situation in ukraine, several attacks on the donetsk and luhansk people's republics by the ukrainian military have been recorded in recent hours. one of the strikes was inflicted by a rocket on the village of novoaydar in the lpr. as a result, mirnaya died reside

committee, disney has eliminated saying boys and girls. the state department announced can select x as a gender on your passport. the tsa will implement gender-neutral security screenings. the left has slowly but surely stripped words of their meaning in an attempt to eliminate dissent, and the latest victim of this campaign is the word woman. americans from across the political spectrum want a supreme court justice who is not divorced from reality, who has common sense, and who will protect their children and their right to rear their children as they see fit. parents live in fear of the progressive ideology that is being pushed in some of our schools. i hear from the regularly. but judge jackson's answer to my question made perfectly clear to me and to everyone watching that she will be a certain vote for government overreach and private family decisions. she has written, and i'm quoting here, that every judge has personal hidden agendas. that influences the cases they decide. while that may not be true for all judges, it is of concern in many cases, and it is of concern that this is her view. the judge's record has made it there that she will interpret th

committee says that i potentially a major national security issue. >> what's concerning to us is, is there any sort of blackmail opportunity for china against the united states because of those close working relationships. >> on sunday the white house chief of staff was confronted b hunter biden. >> he's confident that is funde break the law for most importantly, that's a matter that's going to be decided by the justice department, by the legal process and something tha nobody in the white house is involved in. >> the editorial board says the hunter biden story is an opportunity for a reckoning, writing, quote, for now what's more compelling than the assorted accusations about the biden's behavior is this question, why is confirmation o a story that first surfaced in the fall of 2020 emerge eat onl now. the top republican on host judiciary says that is a good question. >> why all of a sudden is there focus on now what we all knew back then was the truth and the laptop was real. the only thing fake back then was the news. >> fox news has confirmed that hunter biden is paying about 20,000 per month to rent this malibu, california, home, and the secret service

both gee graphically and close to the united states and not only an portraying partner but also a strong, reliable ally in security operation. this committee passed legislation which was signed through the anti-money laundering act which directs the treasury on derisking and provide that strategy to congress later this year. can you speak to the importance of the caribbean to the united states and what the treasury is doing to derisk and the strategy? secretary yellen: thank you for that question, financial inclusion is a very important goal of the united states and the treasury department and we have been concerned about derisk and caribbean and other areas of the world, the united states has one of the lowest costs of sending remittancees to other countries in the world and we have seen remittancees and the data we have on the caribbean shows that there have been a significant increase in the reminutancees and latin america more generally. derisking, one is possibility of banks that have let them to cut back and following the 2009-2010 financial crisis. our rules may be a feurt contributor to derisking and to the extent that is true, the

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