00:00And to give us the information and this political insight, we welcome now Jorge Gestoso from Washington, D.C.
00:07Tell us, Jorge, your impressions on this day after yesterday's election.
00:15There is joy all over Latin America.
00:19The reaction of this overwhelming blue nami, as it's being called, like the tsunami,
00:26that were taking place through the Democratic Party, taking control of the Congress just behind me and many of the
00:36governorships.
00:37There is definitely in Mexico a lot of joy.
00:41President Claudia Sheinbaum was saying that she was especially proud that two people who were born in Mexico
00:51were winning capital states like California through the governor, Javier Becerra, and also the governor of Texas, a female.
01:01Also, she was mentioning that that was a key moment for Latin America.
01:07We have seen also in Latin America former President Gustavo Petro reacting very powerfully,
01:14saying that there is a clear sign that the people have taken the election votes and taken control of the
01:23destiny of the U.S.
01:25It was pretty weird that in Brazil people were cheering the results,
01:31but Lula was so far silent, and it was a lot of caution in the cases of the president of
01:39Chile cast the president of Argentina, Milley.
01:44What is pretty interesting, coming back to the U.S., that it has been reported that it was a conversation.
01:54It's not a memo, it's not an email, but there is some information that went through the GOP, meaning the
02:04Republican Party,
02:05in which the message was confirming, if you want, the sense of frustration that inside the party was going on.
02:15The words were, we have to wait until 2.20, the least, to recover the House of Representatives.
02:25We have to take until 20.32, about thinking about the Senate.
02:31And listen to this part that it says, this conversation.
02:35And tell J.D., meaning J.D. Vance, wave goodbye his pretensions or his projects to participate in the 2028
02:50election.
02:51I think that basically those words tell it all.
02:54There is a lot of frustration.
02:56In the case of the Democrats, there is a lot of challenges,
03:00because now is to try to control as much as possible the policies of President Trump.
03:09Many analysts also say that today, the day after, the day after the tsunami, the shellac,
03:17the day after is starting, is the new season for the presidential campaign of 2028, Belém.
03:26Thank you, Jorge.
03:27Jorge, of course, so clear as usual, and we will continue following the latest
03:31to really understand what that new season is about.
03:34Jorge Gestoso from Washington, D.C., with the latest as usual.
03:38Thank you to our correspondents deployed on the territory that has everything to do with this election.
