The News with Jorge Gestoso

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses several key issues in Latin America: 

1. **Honduras**: National Congress President Luis Redondo warns of potential electoral fraud involving drug trafficking and bipartisan collusion ahead of the November elections. He promotes biometric validation and rapid results transmission to prevent irregularities that affected past elections.

2. **Argentina**: The IMF has alerted President Javier Milley about significant capital flight, with over $5 billion leaving the country. While economist Ramiro Tulsi notes that Milley is focused on maintaining a controlled exchange rate until elections, he warns that Argentina faces deeper challenges in rebuilding its dollar reserves without relying on new debt.

3. **Dominican Republic**: The ultranationalist group La Antigua Orden Dominicana is organizing a march against work permit regulations for Haitians, promoting a message of deportation and framing Haitian presence as a threat to national sovereignty and labor order.

Jorge invites listeners to join him for more insights in future podcasts.