Donald J. Trump for President, Inc.
"Goya" +
:30 TV ad from July 22, 2020, run in FL.
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[Music]
Narradora:
Sacrificamos mucho para ser libres y respetados.
Y ahora la izquierda le ha montado un acto de repudio a Goya,
la marca que nos encanta, tan solo porque Goya está trabajando
con el presidente Trump, igual que hizo con Obama.
Los demócratas y Joe Biden son demasiado extremistas. Socialismo, cortarle los fondos a la policía, quitar las escuelas charter, y Joe Biden es demasiado débil para defendernos.
Trump (voiceover): I'm Donald J. Trump and I
approve this message.
translation:
We sacrificed so much to be free and respected.
Now the left has launched a smear campaign against Goya, the
brand we love, just because Goya is working with President
Trump, just like it did with Obama.
The Democrats and Joe Biden are too extreme.
Socialism. Cut police funding. Take away charter
schools. And Joe Biden is too weak to defend us.
Notes:
This ad traces to a July 9 event in the Rose Garden where
the CEO of Goya Foods, Robert Unanue, praised President
Trump, leading to calls for a boycott (more).
See also the related radio
ads.
The
July 22, 2020 press release from the Trump campaign:
Trump Campaign Launches Goya TV and Radio Ads
Holding Biden and Democrats Accountable
President Donald J. Trump's re-election campaign announced
the launch of a new wave of Spanish-language TV and radio
ads today, holding Democrats and Joe Biden accountable for
their extremism. The ads highlight the Democrats' shameful
smear campaign against Goya Foods, a beloved Hispanic-owned
family business. "Goya," narrated by popular Cuban actress
Susana Pérez, will air in Florida, as will radio spots
"Marita y Yesenia" and "Están al Garete." A third radio ad,
"Carmen y Araceli," will air in other regions.
As both English
and Spanish-language
media have reported, the Democrats' attacks on Goya have
backfired. Just like Joe Biden said that Black
Americans who support the President "ain't Black," Democrats
are trying to shame one of America’s largest Hispanic-owned
business because its CEO said the country is “truly blessed
… to have a leader like President Trump, who is a builder.”
President Trump's record includes historically low
unemployment rates and millions of jobs created for Hispanic
workers. The Democrats' smearing of Goya follows leftist
thugs targeting statues of Hispanic icons in recent weeks,
including Miguel de Cervantes, Saint Junípero Serra, and
Simon Bolivar.
Amid growing leftist intolerance, violence, and calls to cut
police funding, Joe Biden's silence is deafening. He
continues to hide while prominent supporters of his campaign
— including socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and
open-borders extremist Julian Castro — viciously go
after a Hispanic business that employs thousands of people,
offers academic scholarships to our kids, and operates
humanitarian missions to help the people of Cuba, Venezuela,
and Puerto Rico.
From Democrats’ support for socialism, to cutting school
choice and police funding, they are just too extreme for
Hispanic Americans—and Joe Biden is too weak to stand up for
us. Now, with the left's assault on Goya, it's clear that not
even your abuela's Sazón would be safe in Joe
Biden's America.
The Ads
"Goya"
is narrated by award-winning Cuban actress Susana Pérez,
who is admired by generations of Cubans and Cuban-Americans.
The ad addresses the smear campaign against the popular
Hispanic food brand.
"Carmen
y Araceli" is a 60-second radio ad featuring two
Mexican-American women discussing leftist attacks on
Hispanic culture, faith, and Joe Biden's immigration record.
"Marita
y Yesenia" is a 60-second radio ad featuring a
conversation between two Cuban-American women discussing the
Goya boycott and Democrats' embrace of socialism.
"Están
al Garete" is a 60-second radio ad highlighting
Goya's contributions to the people of Puerto Rico and
denouncing the Democrats' growing extremism.
The ads are accompanied by a call-to-action campaign
encouraging Hispanic Americans to text "Goya" to 88022.
A response...
Florida Democratic Party
July 23, 2020
Contact: Karla Alvarado
ICYMI: Trump’s desperate attack ad backfires,
narrator once praised Che Guevara
FLORIDA - The Trump campaign’s desperate attempt to scare
Cuban voters with baseless allegations reached a new low
this week -- Cuban radio host Raul Martinez first reported
that the narrator of Trump’s latest socialism attack ad has
recited a poem exalting brutal communist revolutionary Che
Guevara.
In response, Karla Alvarado, Florida Democratic Party
Hispanic Press Associate released the following statement:
“Trump has spent three years in office doing nothing to help
our communities and with the election less than 4 months
away, he’s endangering our loved ones and spreading nothing
but lies. His dishonesty and hypocrisy is not shocking, but
it is deeply offensive. For far too long, Trump and
Republicans have exploited the suffering and fears of our
communities for their political gain, but our communities
know a caudillo when we see one, and we won’t continue to
fall for their lies.”
Trump likes to talk tough, but actions speak louder than
words. The Trump Administration is separating families,
deporting asylum seekers, and limiting the ability of Cuban
Americans to send remittances or to visit their families and
loved ones in Cuba. Meanwhile, Trump is leaving many Cuban,
Venezuelan, and Nicaraguan migrants fleeing violence and
persecution to suffer in inhumane, dangerous conditions
while in ICE custody with little to no access to medical
care during this pandemic.
Miami Herald: Narrator
of Trump campaign’s Goya commercial once recited poem to
Che Guevara
By David Smiley and Mario J. Pentón | July 22, 2020
“One day after President Donald Trump’s campaign released a
TV ad attacking presumptive Democratic presidential nominee
Joe Biden as a socialist sympathizer, Democrats hit back,
noting the ad — which focused on calls to boycott Goya Foods
and pulled at Cuban American heartstrings with images of the
exile experience — is narrated by a Cuban actress who once
recited a poem dedicated to infamous communist revolutionary
Che Guevara.”
“Biden campaign spokesman Kevin Muñoz called the narration
of the ad by someone who once praised Guevara ‘another
example of the hypocrisy and inconsistencies by the Trump
campaign and their hollow support for Florida Hispanics.”’
“Democrats in Miami quickly pointed out Wednesday that Pérez
once recorded a flowery poem describing Guevara’s prowess:
‘No es que yo quiera darte pluma por pistola pero el poeta
eres tú,’ or ‘Not that I want to give you a pen for the gun,
but the poet is you,’ she said.”
“Democratic Florida Sen. José Javier Rodriguez, D-Miami,
said the ad ‘demonstrates the hypocrisy of this
administration when campaigning.’ And Democrat Annette
Taddeo, who was attacked as a socialist sympathizer during a
special election for her Kendall-area state Senate seat in
2017, said that Perez’s past support for Guevara is further
evidence that Republicans’ messaging about Democrats as
socialist is ‘ridiculous.’’