Welcome to. Its good to have you with us the chorus of protests against a new citizenship law in india is growing stronger protesters have clashed with police in cities across the country despite authorities banning protests in many areas at least 3 people have been killed protesters say the law which grants of indian citizenship for religious minorities except muslims from neighboring countries is non secular and goes against the Indian Constitution there are also fears the law in combination with a possible nationwide citizenship register will strip Indian Muslims of citizenship yes mall on what people are saying. And you know the museum will be able to get into the citizenship of india over duties nor the muslim world because this is there is this or something this is a discrimination over act on the basis of the modern good democratic goal of our democracy is to include everyone in a democracy and nobodys rights should be harmed when our rights are threatened of course we will turn
Important issues facing the americas today. They talked about the attitudes of voters in venezuela, and oho support has shifted since 2019. This is an hour and 20 minutes. All right. Im going to go ahead and start to introducing the next panel, and so the next session is entitled, venezuela, a conversation and this session is a oneonone interview moderated by the president , and featured luis day leon. And also the president of the group will be here to talk about the latin american market. And also, the visesupervisor of the group. And also, we will be joined by the professor of foreign governments and also held the governance and the Southern Cone administration, and so without further ado, please welcome our speaker. Buenos diaz. Translator good morning. The topic of venezuela has come up a great deal in this Conference Since we got started yesterday afternoon. It is topic of great concern for all of us here in this room. And i dont think i need to point out the dimensions of the mu
About the chairman well take care of him. We no know how to do that. But for everybody else the doors behind me take us down to the first floor. Two lefthand turns, a right hand turn to National Geographic well met there and i pay for everyones ticket to get into the show. Its not something going to happen. Weve not had a problem but we want you to know how to be prepared. Delighted to have you here but even more pleased we can welcome chairman jim risch to be with us today. He is the first guy ive met who is the by profession a forrester. He went to undergraduate as a forrester but quick found the calling and entered into politics, became a lawyer and entered politics. I was talking with with his wife vikki 34 elections theyve been through together. I mean, that ill tell you thats for good or worse for better or poor. Thats what means to be married 51 years and to go through 34 elections. And to have triumphed all the way. Thats wonderful. Thank you for being here vicki. Great to have
the fort hood independent review committee about the report on the army s criminal investigation division. and on our website c-span.org at 11 a.m. the house armed services subcommittee holds an oversight hearing on u.s. military special operations. fbi director christopher wray stresses the importance of civic education and its link to national security, social media, trust in government, election security and disinformation campaigns. the center for strategic and international studies hosted this event. good afternoon, everybody. my name is john hamre, president europe csis i want to welcome you to what s going to be a very, very interesting conversation. this is a continuation of the series we re doing on the national security imperative for civics education. that may sound odd but during the last year we ve all experienced startling things about how we need to reinforce the importance of civics and since understanding in american society. it s a national security impe
The bus during washington journal starting at 9 45 a. M. Here. Next, a forum on security threats in regions of north africa. The center for strategic and International Studies hosted a daylong discussion on the issue with regional and Security Experts from touchdowns, algeria and morocco. This portion of the event is an hour and ten minutes. Good morning, everybody. Welcome. My name is john hamre and im very pleased to have all of you join today for what is going to be a fascinating conversation. I was talking with our very distinguished speakers just as we were waiting for people to gather and said that, you know, in washington, north africa is kind of a blank spot, you know . There is so much in this region that we dont know and we tend to look at we tend to look at europe, we tend to look at africa, we tend to look at middle east, but we dont tend to look at the maghreb and think about it in a systematic, thoughtful way. Thats going to be the opportunity for today. Were going to hav