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[00:05:34] These are the headlines of this hour, the war against Iran,
[00:05:38] cost of living and Trump's immigration policy precipitated
[00:05:42] the Republican
[00:05:43] electoral defeat.
[00:05:48] By the way, meanwhile, the opposition in Israel points out that the results of the
[00:05:52] elections in the United States destroy any possibility
[00:05:55] of forming a government led by Benjamin
[00:05:57] Netanyahu.
[00:06:02] The intervention of Ueno Bank, an institution linked to the
[00:06:06] president of Paraguay, Santiago Peña, exposes him to a probable
[00:06:09] political trial and leaves thousands of savers.
[00:07:39] That's right, the United States decides and look at how it's deciding, let's see it. Step
[00:07:42] by step, look, the Democratic Party
[00:07:45] starred in a night of victories during the midterm
[00:07:48] presidential election of 2026. Let's
[00:07:52] meet the most striking, emblematic, symbolic,
[00:07:55] iconic winners that encompass historical inclusion, let's see them, here
[00:07:59] we are seeing one of them, historical milestones and
[00:08:02] inclusion: the first Muslim senator, as you hear
[00:08:05] it in Michigan, the Democrat Abdul El
[00:08:09] Sayed made history by becoming the first
[00:08:12] Muslim senator in the United States.
[00:08:16] Well, the first African-American governor in Georgia, a place well
[00:08:19] known for having a large African-American population.
[00:08:23] Keisha Lens Buttens was elected governor,
[00:08:27] becoming, in addition, the first African-American woman to hold
[00:08:30] that position in the history of that state. Another really
[00:08:34] interesting case is the first Hispanic governor, no less than in
[00:08:38] Texas. Gina Hinojosa, also with that
[00:08:41] Latino surname, will assume the Texas governorship after
[00:08:44] breaking three decades of Republican hegemony, three
[00:08:47] emblematic cases,
[00:08:51] well, so we're going to continue talking about this topic, Republicans lose control
[00:08:55] of the Senate and the House, so for that
[00:08:58] we're going to see what our representative there
[00:09:02] in the United States, specifically in Washington,
[00:09:04] Jorge Gestoso,
[00:09:08] your first journalistic impression in this section of
[00:09:11] Telesur. about these, especially these emblematic cases,
[00:09:15] right?
[00:09:18] Of course, Luis Guillermo, it's really a
[00:09:21] Democratic tsunami, the
[00:09:24] color in which the Democratic
[00:09:27] Party in the United States is represented is called
[00:09:30] blue and they have created the presentation in English
[00:09:34] that says "blue nami" which is the
[00:09:38] combination of a blue color and a
[00:09:41] tsunami like that. It's really
[00:09:45] the life of the United States, but Luis Guillermo, no one
[00:09:49] better to help us put into
[00:09:52] experienced in this historic day than
[00:09:55] our international analyst, Gabriela Romo,
[00:09:59] Gabriela, thanks again for being with us, a pleasure, what
[00:10:03] happened, something happened that was not expected, it was known
[00:10:06] more or less that the House of Representatives was going to be won by the
[00:10:10] Democrats, but the Senate. But those states
[00:10:13] where the governor also won the Senate, for example in
[00:10:17] Texas, Kansas which had not voted Democrat since
[00:10:21] 1932, well that is something unprecedented and...
[00:10:25] historic and also we must recognize that the
[00:10:28] Democrats do not have a leader, so we saw that
[00:10:31] these smaller leaders but who have
[00:10:34] great importance occurred in different parts of the United States
[00:10:38] also, not only that they obtained, let's say,
[00:10:41] a majority in the House of Representatives because
[00:10:44] they needed a certain amount of votes, they achieved
[00:10:47] 27 more seats, in the case of the Senate they needed
[00:10:51] four and they have at least seven more, so...
[00:10:55] a beating also in terms of the level of
[00:10:58] the forcefulness of the victory, that's right, and that's what was not
[00:11:02] expected, it was said well, they might win with a little, in fact the polls
[00:11:06] said that the House of Representatives would be very close,
[00:11:10] but it would be with a little
[00:11:12] margin, but what was seen this is something that the
[00:11:16] Democrats today are celebrating
[00:11:19] and wow, it's something that was not expected, the
[00:11:23] Republicans I think now are
[00:11:25] rethinking what this means, because Trump
[00:11:28] went out to support many
[00:11:32] candidates and right there he also lost, you
[00:11:35] said the Republicans must
[00:11:38] be rethinking, precisely
[00:11:40] a communication within, let's say, the Republican
[00:11:44] party transpired that says:
[00:11:47] forget
[00:11:49] about recovering the House of Representatives, the lower house
[00:11:53] before 2030.
[00:11:56] Forget about recovering the Senate before
[00:11:59] 2032 and that J.D. Vance
[00:12:02] forget about his presidential aspirations for
[00:12:06] 2028, that's circulating
[00:12:09] among Republicans, it's
[00:12:11] conclusive. That's right, they are very nervous about these
[00:12:15] results, they already had it in some way they have always
[00:12:18] been, like Trump has been the one who has
[00:12:22] rescued them, who has given them all this. space and
[00:12:25] now seeing that Trump himself was the person who
[00:12:29] now made people say: I don't agree,
[00:12:32] in fact, they want to distance themselves, it's a vote against Trump's
[00:12:36] policies, his decisions, because this is seen day
[00:12:39] by day, in the pocket, in the cost of living, so now
[00:12:43] Republicans are saying,
[00:12:46] this, that is, is Trump really our best ally to
[00:12:49] win, so we can perhaps see that this is the
[00:12:53] end of the Trump era. Precisely there are analysts who
[00:12:56] say today the electoral
[00:13:00] campaign for 2028 has already begun,
[00:13:02] that's right, also we must take into account that having the
[00:13:06] Democrats, Congress, both chambers, then
[00:13:10] a series of investigations into corruption will
[00:13:13] come, not only against
[00:13:16] Trump, but also the people around Trump, so
[00:13:20] here we can see then that it will
[00:13:23] splash many more people. Also,
[00:13:26] a topic that is interesting in your analysis
[00:13:29] is the most progressive wing within
[00:13:33] the Democratic Party in the case of
[00:13:36] Al-Sayed in the case of
[00:13:39] Trump wanted to insult and disqualify and it backfired,
[00:13:43] it shows that the Democratic
[00:13:46] Party also has more than one color, there are different
[00:13:50] shades, totally and that will be what will be very interesting to see in
[00:13:54] the next two years how the Democratic
[00:13:57] Party can be united and deliver the results that people
[00:14:01] are expecting and I think we will see that in certain states
[00:14:05] and we will be very attentive in 2028 to what
[00:14:08] happens in Texas, in Kansas, in Michigan, in
[00:14:12] these places where this change by the Democratic
[00:14:16] Party was seen that we had not seen before, our
[00:14:19] producer was drawing our attention to a very key issue, the United States has
[00:14:23] a border with Mexico. Four states and for the first
[00:14:26] time all four states are now under the
[00:14:30] control of Democrats who have always been
[00:14:34] super negative regarding the issue of immigration and
[00:14:36] trying to blame what
[00:14:40] happens with the emigration of Mexicans on
[00:14:44] Mexicans.
[00:14:54] Well, the issue of... We were live, well, the interview we were
[00:14:57] listening to with Gestoso and this analyst was truly very interesting,
[00:15:01] it has truly been a truly
[00:15:05] symbolic, iconic day. Let's go to New York, where
[00:15:08] some things are also cooking, our correspondent Henry Camelo is
[00:15:12] with us. Henry, how are you? Look, well, these elections have
[00:15:15] given a lot of signals, Henry, of course they are
[00:15:19] internal elections in the United States, but they give signals outwards, outside
[00:15:22] the United States, uh, I don't know what is being said. in New York where so many
[00:15:26] interesting things are discussed about whether this is a breath of oxygen also
[00:15:32] America or other places on the planet, they are saying that Netanyahu is
[00:15:35] considering uh that... a problem what has
[00:15:38] happened,
[00:15:45] Guillermo, how are you, greetings to you, the Telesur
[00:15:48] audience, well, uh, the United States today
[00:15:51] woke up to a totally different political landscape,
[00:15:54] the midterm elections left a clear
[00:15:58] victory for the Democrats, but also a message of rejection towards
[00:16:01] Donald Trump, the Democrats regained
[00:16:04] control of both chambers of Congress, at least. 25
[00:16:08] additional seats in the House of Representatives and seven in the Senate,
[00:16:12] there are still recounts in progress, here in New
[00:16:15] York, Governor Kathy Hochul achieved her re-election
[00:16:18] and thanked the voters' trust, assuring that
[00:16:22] she will not take it for granted and also, during her
[00:16:25] speech she said that she will maintain the
[00:16:29] sanctuary state status for the state
[00:16:32] of New York, in Westchester County, several
[00:16:36] machines during the morning. morning could not read the ballots,
[00:16:39] emergency protocols were activated, those votes
[00:16:42] remained under police custody to be
[00:16:45] counted, then it was done after 9 p.m. when
[00:16:48] the polls closed, a count was made through new scanners
[00:16:52] that were taken to the polling centers, and there is a key
[00:16:56] factor in the participation in these
[00:16:59] elections, it was the Latino vote, driven
[00:17:02] by concerns about the cost of living, deportations and the
[00:17:06] hardening, With that new map, Trump faces a
[00:17:10] surely more hostile Congress, with the capacity to
[00:17:13] open investigations and subpoena his officials, even
[00:17:17] according to analysts, these investigations could
[00:17:20] be extended to
[00:17:23] lead to an impeachment trial, although to remove him
[00:17:26] two-thirds of the Senate would be needed, even the scrutiny of the
[00:17:30] files linked to Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted
[00:17:33] sexual predator, could be reactivated, including questions
[00:17:38] about his ties to Trump, although those ties alone, according
[00:17:41] to analysts, do not demonstrate Trump's involvement in these
[00:17:45] crimes, the most significant thing is that millions
[00:17:48] of people did not vote just to change Congress but to
[00:17:52] express their discontent with Trump, with his way of
[00:17:55] governing, his policies and what Donald Trump
[00:17:58] himself represents. The polls
[00:18:01] reflected a message of direct rejection of his
[00:18:04] figure, although Trump continues in the White House. The
[00:18:07] message was clear, the voters decided to
[00:18:13] we have for now from the city of New York, Luis Guillermo, I return to you
[00:18:16] in the studios, good morning, thank you Henry
[00:18:20] Camelo from New York, interesting this last data, elections that
[00:18:23] are midterm, for governorships and for
[00:18:27] parliament, but with a hint of anti-Trump
[00:18:30] plebiscite, let's return to Washington, the interview with Jorge Gestoso was very
[00:18:33] interesting and we recovered the audio, go ahead Jorge, it's in your hands.
[00:18:39] Of course, of course, Luis Guillermo, we were
[00:18:42] talking with Gabriela Romo and we were talking about what our
[00:18:46] producer was precisely telling us, that for the first time we see that the four
[00:18:51] northern Mexico, are now in the hands of
[00:18:54] Democrats, it will even be, I ask,
[00:18:58] a rethinking of immigration policy, of course,
[00:19:01] totally, because this was also a very important
[00:19:05] issue for the people, we see it clearly in those
[00:19:09] counties, the people in southern Texas, for example, turned completely
[00:19:12] blue and it's definitely an issue that has
[00:19:16] worried people, that they want to have immigration
[00:19:19] policies that are, uh, that make the
[00:19:22] most sense, that is, the violence we have seen, for
[00:19:25] example, in these detentions, people are worried about it and are
[00:19:29] feeling attacked indirectly and directly, so I think
[00:19:33] we will also see here, I hope there will be
[00:19:36] some changes that at least some
[00:19:40] things will be stopped that we
[00:19:44] put you as a fortuneteller, okay,
[00:19:49] the future of Marco Rubio, could he become Secretary of
[00:19:53] State or when he saw that the Titanic started to take
[00:19:56] on water, did he get off because the political cost for his
[00:20:00] future could be at stake. Uh, that's a difficult
[00:20:04] question, but possibly we will see that...
[00:20:08] now that people see that allying with Trump
[00:20:12] can be harmful, that is, that it harms them, it is
[00:20:15] possible that we will see that those people who also Marco Rubio and JD Vance
[00:20:19] criticized Trump before, let's not forget that JD
[00:20:22] Vance more than anyone called Trump Hitler, right?
[00:20:26] So, and suddenly now we see him as his vice president, Marco
[00:20:30] Rubio as his secretary of state, possibly they will distance
[00:20:32] themselves, because in fact those who could not
[00:20:36] fully distance themselves, now in these midterm
[00:20:39] elections saw that it was harmful for
[00:20:42] them, so I think they will distance themselves.
[00:20:46] Gabriela, as always, it's a pleasure to be with you, thank you, likewise.
[00:20:50] We are talking Luis Guillermo with Gabriela Romo, our international
[00:20:53] political analyst. We return to you in the
[00:20:56] studios. Thank you Jorge, you left the ball
[00:21:00] bouncing in the field of the next elections. Thank you very much. From
[00:21:03] Washington. Well, let's continue now with a topic that is not far from this
[00:21:07] other one, because after the results of the elections in the United
[00:21:10] States, the leader of the Israeli
[00:21:12] opposition formally declared that any
[00:21:16] possibility of forming a unity government led by
[00:21:20] Benjamin Netanyahu is eliminated. That's right. The Israeli opposition
[00:21:24] leader added to his arguments the strong internal crisis and the institutional
[00:21:28] clashes caused by the head of the internal security service,
[00:21:31] David Sini, after a controversial request for
[00:21:35] interrogation of Arab politicians for alleged
[00:21:38] foreign electoral interference. The AP warned
[00:21:42] firmly that Israel cannot afford for
[00:21:45] Netanyahu to remain prime minister, since his continued
[00:21:49] presence in power endangers security,
[00:21:51] democracy and will ruin Israel's position in the world.
[00:22:05] Meanwhile, the speaker of the Parliament of the Islamic Republic of
[00:22:08] Iran, Mohammad Baker Galibab, maintained that if the
[00:22:12] US government betrays the will of its people
[00:22:15] to serve financiers and external blackmailers,
[00:22:18] it will discover that Iran's no
[00:22:22] has consequences. Through his social network X, the president
[00:22:25] expressed, conscience or cost of life, Americans
[00:22:28] said no to war and we support this
[00:22:32] message. If the US government betrays its popular
[00:22:35] will to serve those who pay and international
[00:22:38] blackmailers, it will learn that our no has dire
[00:22:42] consequences.
[00:22:54] Well, to conclude this round of the segment related to the US
[00:22:57] elections, we will leave you with a video where the
[00:23:00] senator, highlights the people's rejection
[00:23:03] of the incompetence of Donald Trump's government. This is a
[00:23:07] result of the election results.
[00:23:21] and if at times these last two
[00:23:24] years
[00:23:27] amidst the ceaseless onslaught of brutality
[00:23:30] and indecency you doubted whether our republic would
[00:23:34] survive, let tonight's results give you
[00:23:36] courage, that the first light of dawn is on the
[00:23:39] horizon,
[00:23:48] but remember that living rooms and backyards and it
[00:23:52] rallies across Georgia these last two years, together we've
[00:23:56] affirmed that our task is not just to contain one
[00:23:59] president's wickedness, but to heal the brokenness
[00:24:02] beneath,
[00:24:06] that this moment is an opening not for restoration, but for
[00:24:09] reformation,
[00:24:13] and so amidst our celebration tonight, we
[00:24:16] must acknowledge that the underlying...
[00:24:28] Well, let's continue with other information from the rest of the planet that without a doubt
[00:24:31] well, they are somehow related to things that happen in one place or another, Russian
[00:24:35] Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov emphatically ratified
[00:24:39] Moscow's rejection of Kiev's alleged proposals for
[00:24:42] a ceasefire and partial agreements in the conflict with
[00:24:45] Ukraine, our correspondent Aliek Jasinski tells us exactly what
[00:24:49] is happening there in St.
[00:24:51] Petersburg in this regard,
[00:24:55] greetings from the city of St. Petersburg, dear friends.
[00:24:58] Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov declared that Moscow
[00:25:01] rejects false truce proposals. Russia will
[00:25:05] not accept the temporary truces proposed by the West in relation to
[00:25:09] Ukraine. Lavrov recalled, President Putin has repeatedly
[00:25:12] explained that Russia has no intention of attacking
[00:25:15] anyone, but war with Europe would be different and
[00:25:19] very. The Russian Foreign Minister stressed that
[00:25:23] when we hear the laments in the case of the Ukrainian
[00:25:26] crisis and we are asked to cease fire
[00:25:29] immediately, to reach an agreement for an
[00:25:33] energy, food, air, sea truce, etc.,
[00:25:36] all this is not for peace, we have
[00:25:39] verified many times, all these
[00:25:43] laments are aimed exclusively at giving
[00:25:46] Kiev a breather so that it can recover its combat potential
[00:25:50] thanks to the external sponsors of
[00:25:53] this regime, we, on the other hand, insist not
[00:25:57] on a temporary ceasefire, something that has already
[00:26:00] happened many times, but on the definitive
[00:26:03] elimination of the fundamental causes of the
[00:26:06] crisis. According to Lavrov's statements, the European
[00:26:10] Union is rapidly evolving from a
[00:26:13] socio-economic integration partnership
[00:26:16] to an aggressive militaristic bloc, with an
[00:26:19] anti-Russian and anti-Belarusian character. Therefore,
[00:26:22] an organization whose history symbolizes the failure of the
[00:26:26] Euro-Atlantic security model has a
[00:26:29] future. This model that has its roots
[00:26:33] in the illusions of the late Cold War
[00:26:35] needs a deep and fundamental reform if
[00:26:41] moment, however, we hear from Brussels
[00:26:44] calls to build a European security
[00:26:48] system, excluding Russia and
[00:26:50] Belarus. And to be frank, against
[00:26:54] our two countries, Lavrov said. From St.
[00:26:58] Petersburg for
[00:26:59] Telesur.
[00:27:03] Thanks Aliec, well, we know that the world is interconnected, we already saw what is happening
[00:27:07] in North America, now see what is happening in South America, we go to
[00:27:10] Paraguay, where the intervention and closure of UN
[00:27:14] bank, an institution linked to President Santiago Peña since the
[00:27:18] beginning of his mandate, exposes him to a probable political trial, also
[00:27:22] leaves thousands of savers without their funds and also puts
[00:27:25] retirement funds at risk, let's see that in a report brought to us by our
[00:27:29] colleague Obaldo Sallas who has been following this case.
[00:27:34] Until March 2025, Santiago Peña was a shareholder of Bueno
[00:27:38] Holding, a company linked to Banco Bueno, now closed and
[00:27:42] intervened by the Central Bank. The entity entered the market with Peña's
[00:27:45] government and received hundreds of millions of dollars in public
[00:27:49] funds. Imagine that we are
[00:27:52] talking about almost 350 million
[00:27:56] dollars that are being stolen from the
[00:27:59] insured by the main pension fund, which is the Social
[00:28:03] Security Institute, in addition to the more
[00:28:06] than 600 million dollars that are
[00:28:10] being, uh, let's say, stolen from the state
[00:28:13] coffers, we believe that the president should be
[00:28:16] prosecuted, should be politically prosecuted and should
[00:28:20] go to jail. The emergence of Banco in the market
[00:28:24] coincided with the beginning of Santiago Peña's government. Its fall
[00:28:27] leaves nearly 3 million clients without their funds and puts at risk
[00:28:31] the retirement of more than 1 million workers contributing to the Social
[00:28:35] Security Institute. This
[00:28:39] citizens. As young people, we are asking for a government that
[00:28:42] has transparency. We also ask them to tell us the
[00:28:46] truth. There are people who cannot wait 15 days. There are sick
[00:28:49] people, people who just got paid and have all their salary there.
[00:28:53] We demand that they tell us the truth about why, what happened, what will be done
[00:28:57] with that money. There must be a reality that
[00:29:01] supports young people.
[00:29:32] disputing who gets the slice,
[00:29:35] call them, have a meeting of the government board
[00:29:39] and assume as a Colorado government that they are the
[00:29:42] ones responsible for this crisis. Don't
[00:29:44] lie to them, oh, that now we are all
[00:29:47] worried, we are crying, but how
[00:29:51] barbaric, arrogant, liars,
[00:29:54] cynical, that's what they are. Opposition parties have
[00:29:57] announced that they will work on an accusatory libel to initiate an
[00:30:01] impeachment process.