By José Galicot
TIJUANA, Mexico — The incoming president of the United States, who is also a former president of the United States, causes all kinds of conjectures and expectations about the possibilities of his performance, but let’s dwell, it was difficult for Kamala Harris to win because inevitably, the United States is still a racist country and a good portion of the population would not accept a woman president and of dark complexion, so, the manifest destiny of the following years of the American nation was apparent.
Ukraine will be part of a forced peace to give Putin a decent exit. There will be peace, but at what price? The Ukrainian citizens will pay the price and, in exchange for part of their territory, may be included in NATO. Volodymyr Zelensky would become a character in a Greek tragedy.
Israel will have a less conditioned ally, and with this new administration, the political scene of the Middle East may be transformed. This will stop Iran from bragging and showing its strategy of military allies (proxy armies), and finally, it will bring peace. Shalom.
Europe will be a conditional partner in sharing NATO’s costs.
China will continue the economic confrontation that took place years ago, and Mexico will become a battleground with the Chinese trying to outflank the American economy by accessing the American market through Mexico.
Taiwan will feel protected, and China will not make antagonistic moves unless a war is declared, which I don’t consider viable. Therefore, China will stop investing in the island.
Japan will begin research on atomic bombs.
North Korea will have to stop sending missiles into international waters.
The markets exploded like fireworks to celebrate Trump’s new term in the United States. Taxes will be lowered for large industries, encouraging the return of many (the automotive industry) to the country. The country will offer many attractions for investors, like the ones Utah offers: a welcome that is very generous tax-wise and practical rules-wise.