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00:05:38very good morning, welcome to global connection.
00:06:15from Bolivia leaves the country with his family alleging lack of guarantees and political
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00:07:47and from Houston, Texas we have our colleague
00:07:50José Leveña to inform us about yesterday's
00:07:54election day and of course everything that
00:07:57is happening today, José, how are you?
00:08:00Hello,
00:08:02good morning Marina, well, we are already in the day after, in the day after the
00:08:06celebrations of that blue tsunami, as they already
00:08:09consider the victory of the Democratic
00:08:13party of this Tuesday, November 3rd, here in Texas
00:08:16the victory of Gina Hinojosa for the Democratic party
00:08:20over Greg Abbott is relevant, a 12-year cycle
00:08:23with Greg Abbott at the head of the governorship
00:08:27ends and James
00:08:29Talarico gets that
00:08:33seat after no Democrat had
00:08:36won a seat for the Democratic party in this
00:08:39state since 1988, a flagship state for two
00:08:42fundamental issues, oil
00:08:45and health, it is famous for its hospitals,
00:08:49but these are two factors that have
00:08:52taken their toll on Americans, on
00:08:55Americans in these two years, why, because the price of gasoline
00:08:59has risen more than 45% since
00:09:02February of this year and diesel by more than
00:09:0660%. These two factors that also
00:09:09come out of the state of Texas. They are
00:09:13decisive factors that have affected the rest of the country,
00:09:16that's why Abdullah El-Sayed won in
00:09:19Michigan, a victory that gives that seat to the first
00:09:23Muslim to win a seat in the Senate of the
00:09:27country, it must also be noted
00:09:30that Janis Lewis George has
00:09:34won with about 85% of the votes,
00:09:37the socialist has managed to win the mayoralty of Washington, the capital of the
00:09:41country and will have to... deal with the whims
00:09:44of the occupant of the White House, because
00:09:47she is very, she has very similar policies to that of
00:09:50Zorran Mandami in New York. It must also be noted
00:09:54that the President of Mexico has congratulated Xavier Becerra and Gina
00:09:57Hinojosa for becoming governors
00:10:01and being children of Mexicans,
00:10:04two states in which the migrant population is
00:10:08fundamental for society, for culture
00:10:11also for the economy. It should be noted
00:10:14that Xavier Becerra will be at the inauguration of the
00:10:18Los Angeles Olympic Games
00:10:22moment Karen Bass, who would be re-elected. the mayoralty
00:10:26of Los Angeles.
00:10:28José, thank you very much as always for the coverage, we are
00:10:32in touch, and now we go to the
00:10:35set in Washington DC, where we have our colleague Jorge Gestoso
00:10:41the elections,
00:10:42Jorge,
00:10:46Marina, a historic day, yesterday is still
00:10:50today, the day after, no one better to help us put into
00:10:53perspective. what was experienced and what is being experienced than
00:10:57sociologist Isaías Guerrero who joins us, Isaías
00:11:01thank you for being with us for being here with you, of course,
00:11:04tell us what message was sent
00:11:07politically yesterday in the United States, well, the
00:11:11message that was heard yesterday is not
00:11:14only of a Democratic wave, but it is more, it is a
00:11:19we heard is that the American people, immigrants and the
00:11:23working class said: we no longer want this
00:11:27administration to attack working classes through the
00:11:30cuts they have made, health care, no more
00:11:34deportations, and that we want a country in which
00:11:37we all fit and all have an opportunity to provide for our
00:11:42the election in the area
00:11:45where we are, we are talking about Washington, Maryland and
00:11:48Virginia, in the three neighboring states,
00:11:52you have been visiting the different polling centers.
00:11:57Yes, last week we were at the polling centers in
00:12:00Washington D.C. monitoring
00:12:04early voting, yes, early voting and
00:12:07we saw the truth, the presence of the National
00:12:10Guard in some of the centers, the DIC law
00:12:14says that they cannot be less than 50 feet
00:12:17from the polling centers, so at
00:12:20some points we have reports that they were spoken to and asked
00:12:24to... no, they could not be closer, eh, from
00:12:28there we did not see any type of intimidation or
00:12:31presence, eh, yesterday I was and
00:12:34Sunday I was in Pennsylvania, where
00:12:37we have an operation with the organization that we are
00:12:39home, and monitoring also and that was very,
00:12:43very calm, we did not see any presence of any
00:12:47immigration threat or anything, so we are very surprised
00:12:50because the president was trying to
00:12:54intimidate. voters outside by the courts with the National
00:12:57Guard, the Department of Justice and Immigration, but those cases
00:13:01were very isolated and did not create any type of interruption in the
00:13:04vote, where were the social movements, if there were
00:13:08social movements in the voting, they were all
00:13:11over the country, the organization I work for has 48
00:13:15organizations in 36 states and we trained
00:13:19and capacitated thousands of people who were
00:13:23ready to... guard the polling
00:13:27stations, no party, it was non-partisan
00:13:31and it was very exciting because in the
00:13:34moments, let's say, when armed people
00:13:37came, these armed civilians, let's say, to
00:13:40intimidate, our volunteers were ready to de-escalate the
00:13:44situation and remove the person where the presence of immigration was seen,
00:13:47like in Arizona and California, we were able to
00:13:51activate our quick response lines.
00:13:55so that volunteers would arrive to document, also so that
00:13:58there would be volunteers where they physically prevented
00:14:01interaction between immigration and voters, so the
00:14:05truth is that the movement was very well prepared, we had a call last night at
00:14:0811 p.m. precisely to give the report and the truth was a
00:14:12celebration because not only do we feel that democracy is
00:14:16very well protected by popular power, but
00:14:19also that the results are incredible, that the
00:14:22Democrats with a... eh
00:14:25pro-immigrant, pro-working
00:14:28class platform have managed to win in the
00:14:32most controversial or most difficult states to
00:14:35win such as Texas and others and and if we talk
00:14:38specifically about the Hispanic vote, the Hispanic
00:14:41voter, how high on the list of
00:14:45priorities was the issue of
00:14:48migration of Ice,
00:14:51is the department
00:14:54of... of customs and control,
00:14:57immigration control and customs control, the Spanish political
00:15:01scientist, Juan Carlos Monedero rebranded it as
00:15:05Trump's Gestapo, where
00:15:08was the issue precisely of these
00:15:11Trump's migratory policies in the Hispanic
00:15:14vote, I think
00:15:17the impact that the anti-immigrant policies
00:15:21of this administration have had and how
00:15:23they have used. the border patrol to attack our
00:15:27communities, destroy them and assassinate
00:15:30citizens, has been the number one issue that has made
00:15:34people completely angry and go out. to say
00:15:38we don't want more funds to be given to immigration
00:15:41because it has been historically financed, it's not
00:15:44200 million dollars that have been given to immigration
00:15:48which has made them be everywhere we have 60,000 people who are
00:15:52detained every day eh it is
00:15:54immigration running rampant it is a paramilitary group and it is
00:15:58totally like the Gestapo eh they don't have any type
00:16:02of eh no accountability checks and balances so.
00:16:06they go, violate due process
00:16:10rights, the way they attack people is completely
00:16:13aggressive, so our Latino immigrant community
00:16:17feels it, you talk to any immigrant, even if they have papers
00:16:20no, we are afraid to travel, we are afraid to be on the streets
00:16:24freely, so eh it is a very
00:16:28clear message to the administration telling them that we will not
00:16:31let the border patrol continue to intimidate us, we are going to organize
00:16:35to basically... go to immigration, the
00:16:39border patrol because it is not an eh
00:16:42army that should be on the streets and there are other
00:16:46much more peaceful, administrative ways in which
00:16:48we can eh give people the process to become
00:16:52citizens, to become residents or at least to
00:16:55regularize those millions of people who only want to work
00:16:59in this country and provide for our families, I'll give you rounded
00:17:03figures, about 70 million Hispanics living in the
00:17:07United States, practically one in four people is
00:17:11Hispanic, about 39 million eligible to
00:17:14vote, but those eligible to vote do not
00:17:17mean registered to vote, that's right, in that
00:17:21aspect you were able to detect that those
00:17:24registered to vote, how were they compared to the previous
00:17:28election, more interest, how do you
00:17:31rate those registered and why do the eligible not
00:17:34register, if what we saw on the ground. is
00:17:37that there was definitely a change of
00:17:40voters, those who supported Trump in 2024 who were mostly
00:17:44Hispanic men, that
00:17:47population that I would say was very impacted by these
00:17:50Trump policies, they regretted it and felt that
00:17:54decision very personally, so they changed
00:17:57and went to the Democratic party, so
00:18:00eh that is a phenomenon that we celebrate, but we also have to
00:18:03remind our community that we cannot
00:18:06fall into the trap of... of those demagogic politicians who try to
00:18:10manipulate our fears as Trump and many
00:18:13Republicans have done, so eh we have to continue organizing in the
00:18:16community and to continue with the conversation about the Latino
00:18:20vote, people did go out to the streets, eh yes, they went out to the
00:18:23polls and we see that the level of
00:18:27voting of the Latino vote is higher
00:18:31than even in the presidential election, which gives us a lot of hope that
00:18:35people remain connected, remain.
00:18:37incentivized to get involved beyond voting, but also to organize
00:18:41their communities so that now we can pass
00:18:44pro-immigrant policies, and finally Isaías, Latin America is
00:18:47watching, the whole world is watching, but today
00:18:51Latin America wakes up after these results. What does
00:18:55this mean for our region? This
00:18:57for our region gives us a little bit of
00:19:01space to breathe and to start fighting for policies
00:19:05in favor of our. of our region, free trade
00:19:09agreements that are fair, these tariffs that
00:19:12are affecting our countries that eh
00:19:15benefit us, that we can put a stop to the way
00:19:19eh Trump is using US military
00:19:22forces in our countries indiscriminately, as they are bombing
00:19:26the eh ships in Venezuela, that they stop that
00:19:29type of military invasion so unrestrained as
00:19:33this administration is doing eh, and well, to also hopefully put a...
00:19:37counterweight to all this all
00:19:40this eh yes, this
00:19:42trend towards the
00:19:48the shield of the Americas for example, exactly, the shield of the Americas, we are
00:19:52now finally with the opportunity that organized as a Latin American
00:19:55diaspora in the United States we organize
00:19:58to put pressure on the US Congress so
00:20:02that we can make human rights in
00:20:05Colombia eh in all the countries that... have gone to the right,
00:20:08are respected because we are very nervous eh as an
00:20:12immigrant community about what is happening in our countries with these new right-wing governments that
00:20:16are returning. Isaías, thank you for being with us, thank you very much, a
00:20:19pleasure, we were talking precisely with Isaías
00:20:23Guerrero, sociologist, helping us put into
00:20:26perspective what has been experienced and what is to be
00:20:29experienced after these historic midterm
00:20:32legislative elections
00:20:36the change. precisely behind me of the
00:20:39power in Congress, now in the hands of the
00:20:43Democrats in both chambers, we return with
00:20:45you, thank you very much Jorge, thank you very
00:20:49much also. thanks to both, we will
00:20:52of course be in touch and now we tell you that for the first time in the
00:20:56history of the United States an African American woman and one
00:20:59of indigenous descent have won the governorship of their respective
00:21:03states. In the state of Georgia, Keisha
00:21:07Lance Bottoms, was elected as the first African
00:21:10American governor in the country's history with more than
00:21:1354% of the votes, Bottoms managed
00:21:16to return the governorship to the Democratic party. meanwhile
00:21:20from New Mexico, the also Democrat
00:21:23Haaland made history by being the first indigenous woman to
00:21:27achieve that position with more than 57%
00:21:30of citizen
00:21:31support.
00:21:37For their part, the states of Texas and California will be governed by Latinos
00:21:41and Democrats, Gina Hinojosa and
00:21:44Xavier Becerra. After 30 years of Republican control, Hinojosa
00:21:48wins the governorship of Texas and becomes the first
00:21:52woman to assume a position in one of the states with the largest Hispanic
00:21:55population, with almost 64% of the votes,
00:21:59Xavier Becerra of Mexican roots, has been elected
00:22:02governor in California,
00:22:06the position in that
00:22:07entity.
00:22:13And in the United States Congress, Democratic Senator Abdul
00:22:17El-Sayed was proclaimed winner in Michigan
00:22:20and becomes the first Muslim with a seat in the
00:22:23Senate, while Chris Pappas is the first
00:22:27openly gay senator in United States history
00:22:30after his triumph for the Democratic party in New Hampshire.
00:22:46We change the topic because the Lebanese people are still with. expectation the
00:22:50results of the midterm elections in the United States
00:22:54given the possibility that the new
00:22:58Washington's policy towards the region. Our colleague Gillán
00:23:02Guanuz from Beirut gives us more details. Greetings
00:23:05Gillam.
00:23:08Hello colleagues, kind viewers. In Lebanon, as in the
00:23:12entire world, the Lebanese followed with great interest the
00:23:15development of the United States midterm elections
00:23:18and the results. that gave an advantage to the Democrats
00:23:22against the Republicans in the Senate, in the House of
00:23:25Representatives, a matter that could reduce the
00:23:28capacity for political, military and diplomatic
00:23:32action of the President of the United States Donald Trump eh in
00:23:36the different international dossiers headed by
00:23:39the war against Iran and its allies in the West Asia and Middle
00:23:42East region, knowing that the Lebanese resistance
00:23:46Hezbollah, one of the main allies of the Islamic
00:23:50Republic of Iran, will be affected by the results of
00:23:53these elections, since it is possible that
00:23:57there will be a change with the policy of offering
00:24:00financial support to the Lebanese national army to
00:24:04continue with the implementation of the
00:24:06clauses of the framework agreement reached with Israel last
00:24:10June, also the political support offered to the
00:24:13Lebanese government to continue direct negotiations with Israel
00:24:17to reach a comprehensive peace agreement. The Lebanese
00:24:20resistance and its supporters in Lebanon really affirm
00:24:24that they are not interested in who governs the United States nor who will
00:24:28govern Israel, knowing that the current results in the
00:24:32midterm elections in the United States could
00:24:35negatively affect the plans of Prime Minister Benjamin
00:24:39Netanyahu to form a national unity government, in this
00:24:42situation it must be emphasized that the resistance, as I said in
00:24:45Lebanon eh is not interested in who governs the United States or
00:24:49Israel because they continue with their plans to defend with
00:24:52all means at their disposal the sovereignty and
00:24:56independence and the liberation of the Lebanese
00:24:59territories occupied by Israeli occupation and
00:25:02supported by the United States, mainly by the
00:25:06US President Donald Trump who suffered this
00:25:09setback in the midterm elections, in the same
00:25:13framework also, the Islamic Republic of Iran
00:25:16affirmed that Iran really eh will...
00:25:20continue with contacts and messages, the exchange of
00:25:23messages with the United States through the eh
00:25:27mediators and affirms that these messages and
00:25:30this this diplomatic path is adopted
00:25:33to reach a solution eh that eh
00:25:36respects the interests and guarantees the interests of the
00:25:42the region and immediately stops the war on all fronts, including the Lebanese
00:25:46front, knowing that Iran affirmed that it maintains the military option
00:25:50on the table and that it is willing and prepared with all its
00:25:53armed forces and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of
00:25:57Iran to give a broader
00:26:01response.
00:26:03and more amplified to any type of aggression from the United
00:26:06States or Israel, although there is media information
00:26:10that both the President of the United States and his
00:26:14ally Benjamin Netanyahu could
00:26:18to counteract this setback both in the United States
00:26:21elections and in the legislative elections
00:26:24in Israel, initiate or resume the
00:26:28wars against the Islamic Republic of Iran and against its
00:26:32allies in the region and declare a state of emergency that could
00:26:36halt all diplomatic efforts aimed at resolving
00:26:40the situation peacefully, in this context it must be
00:26:43highlighted that in Lebanon the people
00:26:46are divided, although the vast majority is in favor of the
00:26:50resistance, but there are those who support the Lebanese government
00:26:54and its diplomatic management to resolve the
00:26:57conflict with Israel, but the vast majority of the Lebanese
00:27:01people who are not interested in who governs the United
00:27:04States or Israel, affirm that they continue
00:27:07supporting the resistance and
00:27:10affirm that their only option is to continue the struggle until
00:27:13the Israeli occupation is expelled from the territory.
00:27:17from Lebanon as well as from the other occupied
00:27:19territories led
00:27:22by historic Palestine and especially the Gaza Strip
00:27:25and Jordan. That's all the information we have for now. Please go ahead.
00:27:29Thank you very
00:27:32much. Now we're going to Haiti, because in the country the Salvadoran
00:27:35forces have carried out their first offensive against
00:27:39the northeast of Port-au-Prince after the alleged disappearance of four
00:27:45the government of Bukele. In the early hours of this Monday, the
00:27:48troops have deployed armored vehicles and armed
00:27:52military personnel in the sectors of Santo and Croade Mission in a clear
00:27:56invasion of the territory. According to news reports, foreign
00:27:59forces have increased violence by confronting
00:28:03gangs and killing at least 10 members of the gangs.
00:28:07Salvadoran military personnel have reaffirmed their determination to continue with the
00:28:11ground operations that undermine the sovereignty of the
00:28:14Caribbean country.
00:28:22And the Prime Minister of Haiti, Alix Did Filsemé,
00:28:26affirmed that the State continues to be responsible for the strategic
00:28:29direction of the operations. The
00:28:32head of state, Alix Didier, detailed that the national police, the
00:28:36armed forces and the repression forces are
00:28:39working in coordination against the gangs and irregular groups
00:28:43that intend to alter the social order of that
00:28:47region. Despite the synchronization, the institutions are
00:28:50managing the mission responsibly, according to
00:28:54United Nations reports, criminal gangs control nearly
00:28:5790% of Port-au-Prince, while internal violence
00:29:01keeps more than 1.3 million people in
00:29:05a situation of forced displacement.
00:29:21Now we're going to a break, but when we return we'll be talking about various topics, including
00:29:25that the president of the Supreme Court of Justice of
00:29:28Bolivia leaves the country with his family, alleging lack of...
00:29:33and political persecution. Don't go away, we'll be right back with more.