Cada Tarde guest: “I regret having helped President Trump”
Esteban Gerbasi: “It causes me enormous pain, enormous, to see what I'm seeing them do to the Latino community”
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From the September 11, 2026, edition of Actualidad Radio's Cada Tarde
ESTEBAN GERBASI (GUEST): We have the right and obligation to demand that the administration of President Trump corrects course, and above all in the case of Venezuela, that they withdraw from that useless war in Iran, that they dedicate themselves to governing here, to improve the economy, they have yet to lower interest rates.
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I don’t need to explain to you listeners, because you go in your cars thinking about how you’re going to make it through the month. And it causes me enormous pain, enormous, to see what I'm seeing them do to the Latino community. I have solidarity with them, I want to it to be known that today I publicly say I regret having helped President Trump, because I never would have believed I would pay for that with what they are doing to Venezuelans who are asking for protection and asylum in this country and are persecuted as though they were criminals. And they're not. They already captured Tren de Aragua members, those with criminal records can go. Those who tricked and lied in order to get asylum, they can get captured and cast out. But here we have a working and decent community, where if you travel the country as I do for my work, what you find are people working two or three jobs to keep their family afloat.
AGUSTÍN ACOSTA (HOST): Yesterday a Venezuelan listener called us.
CARLOS ACOSTA (HOST): Yes.
AGUSTÍN: Crying on air, they cried on air.
CARLOS : Yes.
AGUSTÍN: And it broke our hearts, right? The account they were giving us.