Over a thousand people CELEBRATE OBAMA VICTORY

More than a thousand people, mostly young people of all ethnicities, concentrated at the White House today welcomed the re-election of President Barack Obama chanting "Four more years!"

Just knowing the election results in Ohio that gave the election to Obama mathematically, the streets of the capital were filled mostly Democratic group of people shouting for President and vehicles honked their horns to show their satisfaction with the election result.

The environments of the White House, as a preventive measure that were fenced and protected by security guards, were crammed in minutes over a thousand people, including hugs, kisses and lots of excitement, all kinds of slogans chanted victorious several of them in Spanish.

Shouting "Yes, we did!" and under the banner of "Up the Hispanic vote," Miguel Angel Tabera, a Mexican student of George Washington University, led a large group of Hispanic laden hopes for the next four years.

"Obama's victory is incredible for the Hispanic community. Us a minority strongly represented in these elections, which were won by a young Latino population and increasingly active in American politics," he told Efe Tabera.

"In this country, you can not take actions that benefit only 1% of the population.'s Amazing that Obama is willing to help Hispanics and people who need it," said the young student of 18 years who also was convinced that within eight years there will be "a Latino in the White House."

Besides having representations of almost all U.S. ethnic groups, homosexuals were also many who came to celebrate the victory of Obama to the presidential offices.

They spent two in the morning and the shouts and horns were becoming apparent in Washington, on a night that was predicted long, as opposed to electoral scrutiny much shorter than expected, that around 23:30 local time and had proclaimed new president.