This is John Batchel, speaking with Alejandro Pina Excluza, Venezuelan exile, but freedom fighter,

man who was jailed by the regime, in contact regularly with the opposition in hiding in Venezuela,

speaks of the success of Argentina's Malai, influencing heavily the people of Venezuela as they strive

for freedom from the Maduro regime.

More, he adds an interpretation of Donald Trump's lending a hand these last weeks to Malai's

success, the Treasury swap line, the verbal support for Mr. Malay.

Here's Alejandro Pini Asclusa, Venezuelan reflecting on the victory in Buenos Aires and what

it means for his country and for the continent.

Much more of this tonight.

Well, Maria Corina, Mach Machado is a good friend of

Javier Milay. They've worked together, and definitely this will not only encourage the

Venezuelan opposition, but all the right-wing movements in Latin America. Because as I've said

before, Milay is a model. He's doing two things. First, the economic

growth of Argentina. But second, he's given the cultural battle. I mean, he's fighting against

abortion, against gender ideology, against the climate catastrophe.

So he has his right-wing point of view very similar to Trump's, and this will expand

all over the continent.

As a matter of fact, we must add that this is what happened in Argentina is also a victory

for Donald Trump, and it means that

Latin American people, they like Trump, because he supported very openly melee, and instead

of having less votes, he obtained much more votes.

So Trump is becoming a leader, a leader in Latin America.

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