Donald Trump will return to White House after an incontestable victory and without counterbalance. He will have a majority in Congress and the Senate, with great freedom of decision. The polls, which predicted a narrow victory, were once again wrong. Neither women nor minorities stopped Trump from winning.
His rise to power raises some questions that we address in today’s chapter. Which Trump will we see now? How will your policies be similar to those applied during your previous mandate? What will happen now within the Republican Party swallowed up by his figure and his MAGA movement? How will your victory influence the world? How could such a controversial candidate gain so much popular support? Kamala Harris failed and the Democratic Party, in complete shock, is beginning to analyze the reasons for the defeat.
Neither court cases nor hoaxes. A convict won the elections against a Democratic prosecutor who happened to be on the campaign trail and with the weight of having held the vice-presidency of the United States.
In today’s episode we connect with Javier Romualdo. The collaborator of HE ESPAÑOL in New York, offers us a Chronicle of election night. In addition, Borja Bauza explores the keys to the Republicans’ resounding victory. “Polls have once again underestimated the Republican Party voter”he assures. “The disaffection of minorities has put a distance with Kamala,” adds the journalist who closely followed the last two elections in the United States.
Finally, Guillermo Ortiz analyzes the impact of Trump’s victory on the world. “Putin has been thinking about using tactical nuclear weapons in 2022 and since Trump’s victory, I don’t know how effective the deterrent will be.”alert. “One of the emerging dangers concerns tactical nuclear weapons in countries neighboring Russia, such as Estonia or Lithuania,” underlines the philosopher and contributor to Internacional in El ESPAÑOL. As for Europe, there remains “militarily unprotected because we do not know whether the NATO umbrella will continue to function or not”he concludes.
