America’s Future: The Power of the Latino Vote [Spanish Subtitles]

This special takes an in-depth look into two important issues disproportionately affecting Latinos, COVID-19 and the nation’s racial reckoning, and examines what is at stake during this election.

[RC-hsoo]

As a Hispanic American this breaks my heart to see how my ppl are bein treated. I wish everyone nothing but the best and to prosper.❤

[lmd]

Proud to live in Arizona where we have a very large Latino population! Some of the hardest working people I know.

[sol]

Brazilians exist in America too and we are the biggest country in South America - and we don’t speak Spanish! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[ermopa]

Many of us that emigrated as adults, we know what is really to be poor in our native country. In the USA even the poor live much better than other countries. That is why we come here to work hard because we value the opportunity and blessed, God has given us. Many of us didnt care about politic, we just wanted to live in peace and work for our families but since we were degrading by this president, we can't be silent.

[beazleylaw]

To understand the Hispanic voter divide in America you have to understand the history of Latin America. There were two classes of people in Latin America--land owners and the landless peasants who worked the land as sharecroppers. The revolutions ousted the land owners and the land owners fled to the United States. The Cuban Americans in Miami are the ousted land owners. We had a second waive that followed who were the Hispanics who came to the US to work. The dream, even to this day, for the land owning US Hispanic is for the Cuban government to collapse and for the United States to go into Cuban and restore their property rights. One reason we cannot have normal relations with Cuba is the argument over reparations for Cuban Americans who owned property in Cuba before the revolution. The political divide is the land owning immigrants are Republicans and the landless sharecroppers are Democrats. So it really isn't capitalism versus communism, it's peasants' land ownership.

[JamieNewellActress]

Loved this program. Thank you for teaching me.

[Joanna.Garcia_]

Donde esta mis Latinos 2020?!❤❤❤❤❤🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[blancazambrano]

Thank you for translating the program.
Love it!!!
Hagan mas programas asi.
Excellent!!!

[benjaminr]

“Largest non-white electorate” I’ve always been confused about this. Hispanic or Latino is defined to include those whose origins are in the Iberian Peninsula (Spain & Portugal) and a great many Latinos that I know are visibly European, no less white than a Greek or Italian (sometimes even fairer skinned).

[rosesola]

LATINOS PARA BIDEN/HARRIS 2020 🇵🇷/🇺🇸❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏😷😷😷

[aacceerraa]

To all Biden's supporters, We LOVE YOU!!! Please, join us, to Defeat the SWAMP, time is running Share.

[toliveischristtodieisgain]

✝️KJV John 14:18-21 "I will not leave you comfortless: I will come to you." ..✝️"Yet a little while and the world seeth me no more; but ye see me: because I live ye shall live also." ..✝️"At that day we shall know that I am in my Father, and ye in me, and I in you." ..✝️"He that hath my commandments, and keepeth them, he it is that loveth me: and he that loveth me shall be loved by my Father, and I will love him, and will manifest myself to him."✝️.

[pulgoso_]

Actually, if Spanish conquistadores such as Cortes or Pizarro were able to overthrow such huge empires, was thanks to the help of some tribes that were unhappy with the rule of these elites. This was notorious in Mexico, with the help of tlaxcaltecas and others. Most of the Aztec rule consisted of the kidnap of tribe members for sacrifices. As for the Incas, Pizarro arrived at a civil war between Atahualpa and his brother Huascar. He befriended Atahualpa and his allies but eventually had to kill him in order to end the tensions. In any case, it's been admitted, as it says in the video, that most casualties of the conquest were due to diseases rather than direct combat.
Both Atahualpa and Moctezuma have statues in the Royal Palace of Madrid, along with the Visigoths and medieval kings of Castille.
No mention that the Spanish Empire has been the second empire founding towns (after the Roman Empire), and universities (to which natives could study).
Despite, during the early years of Spanish rule in America were indeed native slaves, it was forbidden in the 16th century, stating that natives were also subjects of the Spanish Crown.
Most of the African slaves were brought by foreign powers, mostly Portugal. It was not until the very late 18th century that Spain traded slaves on its own. Sadly, slavery in Cuba (the last Spanish slave region) was not abolished until the 1880s.
Let's not forget neither that some of the major American cities such as San Antonio, Santa Fe, San Francisco, San Diego or Los Angeles were founded by Spanish missioners.

Emilio Aguinaldo, leader of the Philippines independentist movement, expressed more than once he regretted rebelling against the Spanish rule, admitting it was better than the American protectorate.

I'm not saying that everything was great, of course, we're talking about wars and conflicts, and people die in the worst conditions there, and there was a lot of political corruption, but here the video looks like all the Spanish rule was a disaster, which wasn't. The fact that most Latin American people have native American ascendency tells us that there was no such thing as genocide (Spain had like three centuries to wipe out the native population, and it didn't).

[savalynjones]

"HOW DOES THE FIRST LADY WHO WAS BORN IN A VERY POOR ...POLITICAL COUNTRY IN EASTERN EUROPE TALK ABOUT THE LATINOS LIKE THAT....SHE DOESN'T KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CAYOTE AND A PERSON...SHE'S BEEN LIVING IN THE UNITED STATES FOR SO LONG AND THAT FOURTEEN YEAR OLD BOY FROM BRAZIL WHO WAS SEPERATED FROM HIS MOTHER SPEAK MUCH BETTER ENGLISH THAN HER...AFTER THE ELECTION..SHE NEED TO ENROLL IN AN ENGLISH CLASS....PRONUNCIATION IS HER BIGGEST DOWN IS THE FIRST LADY WHO MADE PUBLIC SPEECHES AND HAVING DIFFICULTIES WITH PRONUNCIATION....

[lorilouwho]

The whole “ he’s not a politician” as a pass for Trump baffles me.
Would those of you then let a dentist perform brain surgery on you or a family member?
The only difference is the dentist knows more about the medical field then Trump does about leading or running a country 🤯🤯🤯🤯

[franchescaspeaks]

John’s face when he asked why trump? 😂

[celestesantiago]

Latinos 100% for Biden and kamala.💙
Mis mas sincero condolencia a todo aquel que ha perdido seres queridos durante estos meses tan dificiles.
Que Dios los guarde en su santa gloria.🙏

[bobinabuddy]

Wow sometimes you have to put the people of a country ahead of your own personal interest, selfishness, just a load of crap

[LR-zbnx]

I ♥️🇺🇲
I voted in person to keep this Country free and prosperous 🙏 amen

[magalysarrojo]

My God that breaks my heart separation of parents and children, but as much as I feel so sad about all this, those parents should be accountable for what is happening to their children, because they should not come to this country illegally. Easy to blame it on the President of the United States. Sad, very sad that things like this are happening to those children, may God bless them. I don't like when people come here illegally, because many, many families in their countries are waiting and waiting to come here legally and is not fair for them that someone comes before them illegal trying to get the same benefits. I don't have anything against them, just that. I'm hispanic myself, but I can't agree with what they are doing.