Elohim Monard

Elohim Monard, an expert on Latino politics, shares insights into the shifting Latino vote in the U.S., especially among younger voters. He reveals that Trump's appeal has increased, with 40% support from Latinos, driven by diverse factors like migration stories and generational shifts. The conversation dives into the complexities of Latino identities and how social media influences political awareness. Elohim also connects these dynamics to broader trends in Latin America, suggesting that Trump's populism, or 'Trumpismo,' might resonate beyond U.S. borders.

Jacob Shapiro welcomes back Elohim Monard, a keen political commentator and host of Conversando de Politica. They delve into the transactional nature of U.S.-Latin America relations, exploring how leaders like Lula and Claudia Sheinbaum navigate Washington’s shifting policies. The duo discusses Brazil’s geopolitical role, the fragility of Venezuela, and the rise of populism. They also highlight the 'Latin Americanization' of U.S. politics and examine China's growing influence in the region, offering intriguing insights into the future dynamics of American power.

Elohim Monard, a political analyst and host of Conversando de Politica, joins for a deep dive into Hispanic support for Trump, examining shifting political dynamics and the impact of deportation policies. They explore prisons as geopolitical tools, from El Salvador's harsh tactics to France's chaotic scenario. The conversation also touches on AI's role in modern governance and the global risks associated with organized crime amid hyper-globalization. Monard's insights reveal the complexities surrounding immigration and authoritarianism today.