Donald Trump in search of re -election
Introduction
A few days after the presidential elections are carried out in the United States, President Donald Trump, who seeks re -election has reported that he is looking for the way to create more than 2 million new jobs for Latinos in their country, to win again. In addition, it has been emphatic in its speeches that will continue with its policies and sanctions against some countries among which are Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba. These promises are part of an economic plan for Latinos that the White House presented just five days before the November 3 elections, in which Hispanics will have a decisive role in states such as Florida, Arizona, Texas and Nevada.
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"With Hispanics, we will build again the best economy in history, even better than before" of the pandemic, said a high American official, who asked for anonymity, at a telephone press conference. The so -called ‘American sleep plan’, to which EFE had access, is a document of just two pages that contains ambitious but general promises, and that does not explain how they would achieve those goals. If a second term wins, Trump would create an economic environment that will produce more than 2 million new jobs in the Hispanic community, and will add 500 economy to economy.000 businesses owned by Hispanos, in addition to improving access to capital for these companies, says the plan.
The small Hispanic businesses, and in particular those controlled by Latinas, are the ones that grow the fastest in our economy, and although the Covid-19 crisis has harmed them, we are already seeing how they recover, the aforementioned official stressed. The economic crisis derived from pandemic has especially affected Latinos, and although the unemployment rate between Hispanics has dropped significantly after reaching a record of 18.9 % in April, the US economy has only recovered 54 % of thejobs that were lost due to the health situation. Hispanics are the most numerous minority in the presidential elections that end next week.
With about 32 million Latinos who can vote, and both campaigns are courting them in the final stretch of the campaign. In 2016, Trump won only 28 % of the Latin vote, but far from losing part of those support throughout his first mandate as has happened to him with his white supporters, about 30 % of Hispanic voters say they continue to support thepresident, and his campaign trusted to improve his brand four years ago. Instead of reliving the anti -immigrant rhetoric of its 2016 campaign, Trump has focused more on economic messages, and the plan released by the White House also contains promises in the educational field.
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Such as distributing a million scholarships for primary and secondary education (K-12) to Hispanic families. The document also promises that Trump will support the policies and norms that impose sanctions on communist regimes in South America and Central America, including Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua, one of the points that makes many Latinos of Cuban or Venezuelan origin support the president in the key statefrom Florida. Finally, Trump insists that he will look for "a permanent solution" for the undocumentedof the Supreme Court.
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