This is what the candidate for President of the United States, Robert F. Kennedy, said about Daniel Noboa

The independent presidential candidate, Robert F. Kennedy, spoke with an Ecuadorian presenter living in the United States and referred to President Daniel Noboa.

“He was raised in my house,” said the United States presidential candidate, Robert F. Kennedy, about President Daniel Noboa, in a short video circulating on social networks, this June 10.

Kennedy will be the independent card in the US elections and will have to face the Republican Donald Trump and the Democrat, Joe Biden, next November 2024.

Because of this, the member of the famous Kennedy clan was interviewed by the Ecuadorian presenter Alejandra Jaramillo, who posted a short video about her dialogue with the candidate four days ago.

Asked about Noboa, America’s youngest sitting president, Kennedy did not hesitate to say that he grew up in his home in New York, although he did not say when this happened.

But, according to the president’s official biography, Noboa, 36, was born in Miami in 1987. Then, he graduated from high school at a private school in Guayaquil, and went to the United States, where he studied Business Administration at the Business School. Stern from New York University (NYU Stern School of Business), in 2010.

On the other hand, Kennedy also mentioned that he has visited Ecuador, specifically the Galapagos Islands and the Amazon.

The complete interview with the United States presidential candidate will air this Monday afternoon, June 10, on the Univision network.