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[00:00:29] operations are some of
[00:00:37] The future of California is at stake and in an election that
[00:00:40] can mark the future of the state, the voice of Latinos cannot
[00:00:44] be left
[00:00:47] out. The issue of food being very expensive, all of us who can
[00:00:50] vote must vote for those who cannot
[00:00:53] vote, who could solve the issue of gasoline which
[00:00:57] is very expensive, but hopefully everything will change and we all agree
[00:01:00] that everyone should be there and new
[00:01:04] people come
[00:01:05] in and change
[00:01:08] everything. The cost of living, the education of our children, and opportunities for our
[00:01:11] families are issues that go beyond
[00:01:14] politics and that touch the daily lives of those who have
[00:01:18] made California their
[00:01:19] home.
[00:01:29] Welcome to this special program California Destination
[00:01:32] 2026. I'm Henry Gómez, thank you for tuning
[00:01:36] in. In these elections, there is much more at stake than the governorship of
[00:01:39] California. We are going to explain with this graphic what public
[00:01:43] offices, propositions, and measures voters can decide on at
[00:01:47] the polls this November 3rd. So we have an election
[00:01:51] for governor, an election of 14 propositions that
[00:01:54] the state has, also the election of 52
[00:01:58] seats for representatives to... the federal chamber, in addition to local
[00:02:01] measures, including counties, cities, and school
[00:02:05] districts. But it is also important that you know
[00:02:09] who the candidates are who seek to govern California,
[00:02:12] let's see.
[00:02:18] Two very different life stories meet in this race to
[00:02:21] govern the Golden State, home to more than 39 million
[00:02:24] stabilizing the price of people and one of the largest economies in the world. The
[00:02:28] Democratic Party's Javier was born in Sacramento, the son of
[00:02:31] Mexican immigrants, he was the first in his family to graduate from a
[00:02:35] 4-year university and studied economics and law at
[00:02:38] Stanford. He is always concerned about
[00:02:41] the youth, children,
[00:02:46] Latinos and they still haven't the elderly, and workers, that there are good salaries, that there
[00:02:50] is respect for everyone. Becerra has dedicated decades
[00:02:54] to public service, he was a federal congressman for 24
[00:02:57] years, Attorney General of California, Secretary of Health
[00:03:00] and Human Services of the United States.
[00:03:04] For the Republican party, he was born in London to a family of Hungarian
[00:03:07] origin, studied at the University of Oxford and was director of
[00:03:11] strategy and advisor to former British Prime Minister David
[00:03:14] Cameron. His own story as an immigrant is also part of his
[00:03:18] profile. I remember that I am an immigrant and I want immigrants in
[00:03:21] California to be able to achieve the California
[00:03:23] Dream. Hilton has lived in California since 2012
[00:03:27] and is an American
[00:03:28] the highs for this Tuesday, November 3rd, in citizen. After working in the business and
[00:03:31] technology sector, he became known as a political commentator. Two
[00:03:35] trajectories and two visions for the future of California, their proposals
[00:03:39] address challenges such as the cost of
[00:03:41] it on living, housing and immigration, but they propose different paths to
[00:03:45] Commissioner will be at stake in face them. community, because it will stop the To analyze the panorama of these
[00:03:49] elections, we are joined in the studio by political analyst Arnoldo
[00:03:53] Torres, whom we welcome to California Destination
[00:03:56] 2026. Arnoldo, thank you for joining us and the first question is: which of
[00:04:00] these two profiles has the possibility of reaching the state capitol of
[00:04:03] California? From the general elections, the indicators
[00:04:07] say that Mr. Becerra will
[00:04:10] win, I have no doubt about that, it seems to me that his message
[00:04:14] beat Hilton a lot due to the support he received from
[00:04:17] Trump, it seems to me that in a state like California there is no doubt
[00:04:20] that Becerra will win. That's right, we will return later
[00:04:24] to continue analyzing the issues we have and that is that on the ballot
[00:04:28] there are also 14 proposals. Decisions that Californians will have to
[00:04:32] decide, one of them is number 39 which has generated controversy
[00:04:35] for its proposal to require identification and verify the
[00:04:38] citizenship of voters, what will change if it is approved? Jorge
[00:04:42] Muñoz explains. In four
[00:04:44] points I explain what it means to vote yes or no on proposition number
[00:04:48] 39. Yes, means that you agree that in the following
[00:04:53] achieve this, the basics of elections voters will be asked to present identification that proves
[00:04:56] them as citizens of the United States. Meanwhile, those who vote
[00:05:00] by mail must provide the last four numbers of an officially valid
[00:05:03] identification or the last four digits of their
[00:05:07] social security. Currently California does not require an
[00:05:11] identification at polling places for those who have already
[00:05:14] previously registered to vote. Voting no means not approving these
[00:05:17] changes. On November 13, with your vote you choose yes
[00:05:21] or no. Meanwhile, a federal judge rejected the Department
[00:05:24] of Justice's request to prevent California from counting mail-in
[00:05:28] ballots from more than 20,000 people, identified as possible non-
[00:05:31] citizens. It was determined that blocking those votes in the middle of election
[00:05:35] day could alter the process, intimidate election workers and
[00:05:38] voters, and affect the rights of American citizens. The
[00:05:42] federal government immediately appealed the decision to the Ninth Circuit
[00:05:45] Court of Appeals, but to talk about immigration issues in these elections
[00:05:49] and the impact that these elections can have on this election
[00:05:53] day, we have here immigration lawyer Betania María who will
[00:05:56] help us understand this situation, in the midst of the controversy over
[00:06:00] citizenship and voters in California, what impact does it have for
[00:06:03] people who register to vote but cannot
[00:06:06] do so? Well, it is illegal for a person to
[00:06:10] register to vote, it is also illegal for
[00:06:13] them to vote, these are two different crimes,
[00:06:16] they are federal crimes, it could lead to
[00:06:20] jail and they could lose
[00:06:24] citizenship if they are not born in the United States,
[00:06:26] and if they are a person who is going to apply for residency and then apply for citizenship, it could be
[00:06:30] denied. I have another question for you, and these
[00:06:34] midterm elections could change the composition of the federal
[00:06:37] congress, how could this also impact new policies
[00:06:40] that impact directly the migrant community
[00:06:44] in the country? Well, if Congress remains as it is now,
[00:06:48] we will continue to see the same things we have
[00:06:51] been seeing within this
[00:06:54] administration, but if
[00:06:58] congressmen come in
[00:07:00] who respect the rights of immigrants and
[00:07:03] congressmen who will approve an amnesty, an
[00:07:06] immigration reform, then there would be more chance
[00:07:10] that the future, the life.
[00:07:12] ah the well-being of undocumented people will improve, but we have to
[00:07:16] have a majority in Congress that is in favor of
[00:07:20] amnesty, and finally many people at this moment
[00:07:23] are in the process of becoming US citizens,
[00:07:26] perhaps they will not be able to vote in these elections, but for the next
[00:07:30] elections they could participate, what do we tell
[00:07:34] these people? Well, people who cannot vote on Tuesday who
[00:07:38] are not yet citizens, can help a citizen
[00:07:41] person who can vote to get to the polls, so at least
[00:07:45] another person can vote, and if they have not
[00:07:48] yet applied for citizenship, people who are
[00:07:51] residents, if they qualify they can apply for their
[00:07:54] citizenship, be sworn in and be able to
[00:07:57] vote by November 2028, that is very
[00:08:01] important because there again we are going to elect people for Congress,
[00:08:05] we are also going to elect a person for the presidency,
[00:08:08] lawyer, thank you very much for joining us, thank you very much, with pleasure.
[00:08:12] We are going to take a break and upon returning we are going to talk about the
[00:08:16] proposals that the candidates have for the governorship of
[00:08:18] California.
[00:08:22] Turn on your radio to La Que Buena where I also give away tickets to the best Jarifeos dances,
[00:08:25] spread the word. What does it mean to vote yes on
[00:08:29] Proposition 42? Voting yes prohibits
[00:08:32] politicians from imposing new taxes on your personal assets,
[00:08:36] including your retirement and savings accounts, and a yes vote on
[00:08:39] Proposition 42, protects your savings and
[00:08:42] retirement, whether it's an IRA, 401k or
[00:08:46] pension, that's why firefighters, veterans,
[00:08:49] small businesses and working families say
[00:08:52] yes, vote yes on 42, protect your retirement and your
[00:08:56] savings.
[00:08:59] No, why not, and what if your Wi-Fi could detect
[00:09:03] all kinds of threats, including the boogeyman,
[00:09:06] Beto, is that
[00:09:08] you?
[00:09:17] Black Friday is here, secure your gig price for 5 years with
[00:09:21] included equipment and now with Xfinity Shield with Wi-
[00:09:24] Motion, Xfinity, imagine that. Ambiguous
[00:09:27] language is bad in homework and worse in a law. Proposition
[00:09:31] 40 allows politicians to expand
[00:09:34] the tax to anyone and at any time, without
[00:09:37] voter approval. There are no controls or
[00:09:40] oversight. The majority of the money can go to
[00:09:44] health insurers instead of doctors' offices and clinics.
[00:09:48] We don't just teach subjects, we teach critical thinking.
[00:09:51] Join Governor Newsom, educators, doctors and
[00:09:54] unions in voting no on 40. How are you, my people, I'm Freddy
[00:09:58] Zapata, who accompanies you in the afternoons here on Latino
[00:10:01] Mix.
[00:10:11] Thank you for continuing with us in the race for the governorship of California.
[00:10:15] We spoke with candidate Steel Hilton about his proposals for
[00:10:18] the state. This space was also open to candidate Javier
[00:10:21] Becerra. However, after several attempts to arrange an interview, we were unable
[00:10:25] to obtain a space with his team, so to also present his
[00:10:29] proposals, we recovered the proposals that Becerra shared with
[00:10:33] our sister station Univision 34 in Los Angeles, during
[00:10:36] the forum, Latinos ask, candidates respond, let's see
[00:10:40] what each candidate proposes on the issues that most impact
[00:10:43] Californian
[00:10:44] families.
[00:10:48] The cost of filling the tank, the education of children and fear of immigration
[00:10:54] the.
[00:11:25] The cost of living number one: reduce your taxes, the first
[00:11:28] $150,000 without state income tax, number two,
[00:11:32] gasoline prices, my plan is to open up oil production in California to
[00:11:36] stop importing crude from all over the world, reduce hidden taxes
[00:11:39] on gasoline and a couple of other changes, then we can have
[00:11:43] gasoline at $3, the registration of your car or truck, many people pay
[00:11:46] hundreds, sometimes more than $, I'm going to change that so that we have a
[00:11:50] fixed rate of $73 a year to register your car or your
[00:11:54] truck.
[00:11:59] Becerra, on the other hand, focused his proposals on electricity
[00:12:02] bills and public services. We know that
[00:12:05] we need more housing, we need to reduce the
[00:12:09] bureaucracy that makes it difficult to build more
[00:12:13] housing, that's what I'm going to do. At the same time, we have
[00:12:16] to fight against the
[00:12:19] disaster that is the federal government, because Donald Trump is
[00:12:22] making life more expensive for everyone. The price of
[00:12:25] gasoline is $2 higher because the war in
[00:12:29] Iran started, the price of food is higher because he put tariffs on
[00:12:33] almost everything, we can change that, gasoline, the
[00:12:36] price of housing, the price that I don't pay when I go to
[00:12:40] the supermarket for food, so we can
[00:12:43] change that by having better policies in Washington
[00:12:46] D.C. and
[00:12:49] gasoline here in
[00:12:50] California.
[00:12:54] Another of the issues that most concerns many families is
[00:12:57] immigration, in the midst of the announcement of ICE operations for 45
[00:13:01] days in Northern California, this is what Steve
[00:13:04] Hilton said. We have to make sure that violent
[00:13:07] criminals who break the law, who are a threat to public safety and who are not
[00:13:11] here legally, are expelled from the country, that is the
[00:13:15] priority and I would work with the federal government to ensure that
[00:13:18] we prioritize people who represent a threat or
[00:13:22] a risk to the safety of Californians.
[00:13:26] Meanwhile, Becerra, as state attorney general, spoke about security
[00:13:30] and raids. We are going to work together with
[00:13:33] the police agencies, with all
[00:13:36] the police and the sheriffs that
[00:13:40] we have together, but what we are not going to do is we are not going to
[00:13:43] participate with Donald Trump in the raids of migrant
[00:13:47] families who work very hard, we are going to stop
[00:13:51] that. high.
[00:13:55] In education, Democrat Becerra emphasized investment
[00:13:58] in public schools.
[00:14:01] Not taking public money, our taxes that
[00:14:05] pay for community schools, not taking
[00:14:08] those monies, those funds from those schools and sending
[00:14:12] them to private schools for
[00:14:15] profit. We have to
[00:14:19] invest in our community schools.
[00:14:22] Second, we have to give families access, as they
[00:14:26] say, to tutorials, because we know that many of the children
[00:14:30] are learning English or have not had access to
[00:14:34] the books needed to be ready to start
[00:14:37] school, so give families tutorials so that
[00:14:41] they start in kindergarten, not in the
[00:14:43] third grade, the sixth grade, no before, as I said before,
[00:14:47] I learned that, not by studying, I learned it from my mother,
[00:14:51] prevent, not remedy.
[00:14:54] The Republican, for his part, prioritizes
[00:14:57] basic skills, reading, writing and solving mathematical
[00:15:00] operations.
[00:15:07] So the main thing we have to do is prepare students for good
[00:15:11] jobs, so that they can earn good money, buy their own home and have the
[00:15:15] California dream. To
[00:15:18] education, reading, writing and mathematics are needed. At this moment,
[00:15:22] reading, writing and mathematics scores in California are
[00:15:26] terrible, especially for Latino children. 70%
[00:15:29] of Latino children in our schools do not meet basic literacy
[00:15:33] and writing standards, and in mathematics
[00:15:36] it is even worse, that's why we are going to focus
[00:15:40] our schools on education, we are going to use
[00:15:43] reading teaching techniques that work like phonics and
[00:15:47] we are going to make sure that every student reads by third grade, bilingual
[00:15:51] programs are not working, the language of opportunity in the United
[00:15:54] States is English. What would you say to Californians to leave
[00:15:58] Californians if you become governor when your first term
[00:16:01] ends? What would that be that you would like to say, I
[00:16:05] accomplished this?
[00:16:13] I want this state to be the best place in the world to start and raise a
[00:16:16] family, so that everyone can achieve the California dream, a good
[00:16:20] job that allows them to support their own home, in a safe
[00:16:23] neighborhood and with good schools so that their children have a better
[00:16:26] life, that is the California dream, we used to
[00:16:30] offer it, we used to offer it better than any other place on the
[00:16:33] planet and that is why people came to California at the end of... 4
[00:16:37] years of government, people will be returning to California, because this
[00:16:41] will once again be the place where everyone wants to
[00:16:43] be, more
[00:16:45] housing,
[00:16:49] access to medical care, no matter one's income,
[00:16:51] better schools, where
[00:16:55] one who is here only 5
[00:16:58] years old will be able to learn because they have had teaching
[00:17:02] starting in kindergarten,
[00:17:05] democracy where I am not going to put my
[00:17:09] profitable interests before the
[00:17:12] interests of the people, as Donald Trump has done, who has
[00:17:16] enriched himself during the time he has been
[00:17:18] president.
[00:17:22] Arnoldo, we have already seen the proposals and the issues that interest Californians
[00:17:26] from the candidates, what is your assessment and how viable are these proposals that both
[00:17:29] have? Very good question, viable, I don't think many of the
[00:17:33] proposals that Hultensoy has are very viable regarding
[00:17:37] economic issues, he is giving you a
[00:17:41] platform of fantasies, now the
[00:17:44] ideas are aspirations, they sound
[00:17:46] good, but in reality they are going to cause
[00:17:49] more problems for the state and for poor people, if he were
[00:17:53] to win and implement what he is saying, first of all he will never be able
[00:17:57] to implement it regarding Mr. Becerra, it
[00:18:00] seems to me that again because he is Latino, many of
[00:18:04] us will favor him, but he is
[00:18:07] entering a state where the problems are
[00:18:11] gigantic and we have never been able to solve them,
[00:18:15] so I would be, I would have this question for him,
[00:18:18] how are you going to work with a legislature where there are a lot of
[00:18:23] done much to improve life here for our
[00:18:27] community, so the challenges for him will be enormous,
[00:18:31] now let's move on to another important issue which is the federal
[00:18:34] congress, several seats will be disputed there by
[00:18:38] California, how do you see that panorama, how much can Democrats
[00:18:41] and Republicans here in the state advance towards the state, the federal
[00:18:44] capitol? I just returned from
[00:18:48] Washington, I was there last week, I tell you the following, I am
[00:18:51] sure, sure that at least
[00:18:54] Democrats win 20 positions that they don't
[00:18:58] have now, in the Senate I hope it would be
[00:19:02] 50/50 with the Vice President having to
[00:19:04] break that tie, so I think
[00:19:07] that is a very good position for Democrats,
[00:19:11] but what are Democrats going to do with that strength,
[00:19:15] my friend, are they going to spend
[00:19:18] the policy of
[00:19:21] posturing, of fighting like the left of the
[00:19:25] Democratic party always does, or are they really going to
[00:19:29] seek solutions in this time when we see
[00:19:32] incredible abuses and enormous
[00:19:36] challenges in economic life? Perfect, later
[00:19:39] we will return to you to continue analyzing these issues,
[00:19:43] meanwhile let's continue with more
[00:19:44] information,
[00:19:47] anticipate rain, but also fog and strong gusts of wind for this
[00:19:51] beginning of the week, also in terms of temperatures below average
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[00:23:21] Digital Edition California from Monday to Friday from
[00:23:24] 2:30 to 1 in the
[00:23:25] afternoon,
[00:23:34] we are already less than 48 hours from the close of the polls and while
[00:23:38] you prepare to go out and vote this Monday or Tuesday we want to know what
[00:23:42] weather will accompany us during these days, our colleague
[00:23:45] Coni Chulte tells us, go ahead Conni, and for this election
[00:23:49] Tuesday. You will need a coat and an umbrella because we can see a
[00:23:53] low pressure system that brings us below average temperatures
[00:23:56] and the possibility of showers precisely for this Tuesday
[00:24:00] as for the Stockton areas we are talking about those temperatures that
[00:24:03] wake up in the range of 50 degrees in the morning around
[00:24:07] 9 in the morning 3 in the afternoon with a chance of rain and mostly
[00:24:10] cloudy skies, strong wind gusts at 7 at night with cold
[00:24:14] temperatures of 55 degrees,
[00:24:18] the different areas, Sacramento with chances of rain and Chico with temperatures in the range of
[00:24:22] 70, Modesto with mostly cloudy skies and 71 degrees, and
[00:24:26] Fresno with 71, remember that you will need an umbrella and a
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[00:24:31] The position of California Insurance
[00:24:35] the November 3rd elections and Jane
[00:24:39] Kim and Ben Allen will face off on the ballot with a different vision that seeks
[00:24:43] to resolve the insurance
[00:24:44] crisis in the state.
[00:24:50] political science and Asian- American studies at Stanford
[00:24:53] University, she later earned her law degree at U.C.
[00:24:57] Berkeley, she was a San Francisco supervisor between 2011 and
[00:25:00] 2019 and chaired the board of city education, now seeks
[00:25:04] to transform the insurance system with a public disaster
[00:25:07] insurance proposal with fire and flood
[00:25:11] coverage. He also proposes expanding the state's low-cost
[00:25:14] auto insurance
[00:25:15] program.
[00:25:18] For his part, Ben. He was born in Santa Monica, California, graduated
[00:25:22] from Harvard University, obtained a master's degree in Latin
[00:25:25] American Studies from Cambridge University and a law degree from
[00:25:29] UC Berkeley. He has been a state senator since 2014 and
[00:25:32] presided over the Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District Board. Among his
[00:25:36] recent proposals are low-interest loans to reinforce homes
[00:25:40] against fire and protections for homeowners
[00:25:43] at risk of losing their coverage. Allen seeks to reform the current market,
[00:25:47] promote collaboration with insurers, and
[00:26:02] that the state must play a role in the growing insurance crisis.
[00:26:06] He wants the government to offer its own disaster insurance,
[00:26:09] also proposing closer monitoring of insurers to
[00:26:13] prevent abuses and help make insurance more
[00:26:16] accessible, while Allen suggests that more companies
[00:26:19] will want to insure homes in California and that homeowners
[00:26:22] reduce the risk of fires with improvements to their homes. Thus,
[00:26:26] he hopes there will be more insurance options and that prices will be more
[00:26:29] accessible. Michel Benítez, Noticias. on
[00:26:32] Univision, time for another break and when we
[00:26:36] return, taxes are also at stake in these California
[00:26:39] elections. We will tell you which propositions are
[00:26:42] at stake.
[00:26:50] Turn on your radio to La Que Buena, I'll also give you tickets for the best
[00:26:53] dances, spread the word. Ambiguous language is bad in
[00:26:56] homework and worse in a law. Proposition
[00:26:59] 40 allows politicians to expand the tax. to anyone
[00:27:03] and at any time, without voter approval,
[00:27:07] there are no controls or supervision. Most of the
[00:27:10] money can remain with health insurers, instead
[00:27:13] of in doctors' offices and clinics. We don't just teach
[00:27:16] subjects, we teach critical thinking. Join Governor
[00:27:19] Newsom, educators, doctors, and unions in
[00:27:23] voting no on
[00:27:24] 40.
[00:27:55] My name is Isel and I am a member services representative.
[00:27:59] They talk to me and the first thing they ask is, "Do you speak Spanish?" And when I
[00:28:03] explain everything in Spanish, they feel super
[00:28:05] relaxed. I know it's complicated to understand
[00:28:09] insurance, I was there too, co-pays, deductibles,
[00:28:12] doctors. I know it's a bit
[00:28:16] complicated, but I love explaining it to others. If you have questions
[00:28:20] about your insurance, I'm here to
[00:28:22] help you.
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[00:30:05] Thank you for continuing to tune in to California Destination
[00:30:08] 2026. Taxes are also at stake in these California
[00:30:11] elections. Three propositions, 40, 41, and
[00:30:15] 42 seek to change the rules on how the state can collect and use
[00:30:19] taxpayer money. I return with my colleague Jorge Muñoz to
[00:30:23] explain them to us.
[00:30:26] In 45 seconds I will explain three propositions that will appear on the California
[00:30:30] ballot. They are 40, 41, and
[00:30:33] 42 and have to do with the state's 200 billionaires.
[00:30:37] 40 proposes a one-time tax of 5% only for
[00:30:40] them. It would be about 100 billion dollars in
[00:30:44] taxes just in the first 5 years and that money would be allocated
[00:30:48] to healthcare, but proposition 41 wants to make it
[00:30:51] more difficult to approve new special taxes, while
[00:30:55] 42 seeks to make it more difficult to create property
[00:30:59] taxes, but pay attention to this: if 41 and 42
[00:31:02] get more votes, then 40 is annulled. On November 3rd, with
[00:31:06] your vote, you choose yes
[00:31:08] or no.
[00:31:15] Digital edition California, Monday to Friday from 12:30 to
[00:31:19] 1 in the afternoon. Three reasons to vote yes on
[00:31:22] Proposition Three. Proposition Three maintains
[00:31:26] vital funds for our schools. Proposition
[00:31:29] Three does not raise taxes, it only
[00:31:31] maintains what the richest 2% already
[00:31:35] pay. And with strict accountability. Every dollar goes to
[00:31:38] our schools and not
[00:31:42] to Sacramento politicians. We leave
[00:31:45] our students, let's vote yes on Proposition
[00:31:48] Three.
[00:31:51] No, how
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[00:33:20] This November 3rd, power is at stake, the balance of power in Washington
[00:33:24] and the decisions that impact millions of Hispanics. At
[00:33:27] N+ Univision we will be at the scene of the
[00:33:30] news, live results,
[00:33:33] correspondents, more voices, perspectives and debate, this hour of the Latino
[00:33:37] vote, to know who won, and above all what it means for
[00:33:41] you, get informed with those who live the same as you.
[00:33:45] Coverage on N+ Univision Destination
[00:33:47] 2026.
[00:33:50] Guzmán Loera is once again the country's most wanted criminal.
[00:33:54] He was completely isolated.
[00:33:56] completamente,
[00:34:04] There is a truth, a truth, a historical truth and a legal
[00:34:08] truth, even a political debt, they have not treated her badly, no
[00:34:11] sir, because this version nobody knows.
[00:34:15] It's the truth because nobody was
[00:34:16] interested.
[00:34:20] Turn on your radio to La Qué Buena, I'll also give you tickets for the best jaripéos
[00:34:23] dances, spread the
[00:34:24] word.
[00:34:32] Thank you for staying tuned with us and before
[00:34:35] we finish, we return with our political analyst to also ask him
[00:34:39] what impact these elections will have on these
[00:34:43] Latino communities that are here. of the
[00:34:45] country, no, not taking much time,
[00:34:49] uh, I think in general, if the Democrats come to
[00:34:52] power, uh, this will greatly help the Latino
[00:34:57] movement to the right, the super right, where
[00:35:00] Trump and his Maga party have been leading us. So there is no
[00:35:04] doubt, if the Democrats win, no, no, if
[00:35:07] they do nothing it will be better for our people, because at
[00:35:11] the very least we will see more control of what this
[00:35:14] individual is doing. against the violations of laws against
[00:35:18] our people and creating a terrible economy for
[00:35:21] us. Arnaldo, well, we thank you.
[00:35:25] Nine people traveling on a private jet that crashed in Palm
[00:35:29] Beach, Florida, were killed, causing a huge
[00:35:31] explosion.
[00:35:34] The aircraft fell into a mobile home area. For now, the identity
[00:35:38] of the people who were on board is unknown. No
[00:35:41] victims were reported on the ground. Flames everywhere.
[00:35:45] pieces of metal when more than 53 million people have already
[00:35:49] voted early, politicians from both parties play their
[00:35:53] last cards to convince the
[00:35:57] undecided.