¿Giro en Latinoamérica hacia la derecha gracias a Donald Trump?

While the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary of independence under the leadership of Donald Trump, a new political map is also taking shape in South America, a phenomenon that The Economist has dubbed the "Trumpization" of Latin America. Several countries have shifted toward center-right and right-wing governments, including Colombia with Abelardo de la Espriella, Peru with Keiko Fujimori, Ecuador with Daniel Noboa, Bolivia with Rodrigo Paz, Paraguay with Santiago Peña, Chile with José Antonio Kast, and Argentina with Javier Milei. According to The Economist, this realignment is less an ideological wave and more a response to protest votes against the incumbent governments and to citizen demands for greater security, economic growth, and immigration control. This political shift has brought several governments in the region closer to positions associated with President Donald Trump. Andrés Otero, an international political analyst, discussed this on NTN24. #NTN24 | More information at http://www.ntn24.com | Or in Venezuela: http://www.ntn24america.com Subscribe to our channel:    / ntn24   Follow us on social media! Twitter:   / ntn24   Facebook:   / ntn24   Instagram:   / ntn24