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After the events in Minneapolis and with the case of Jeffrey Epstein once again at the center of the public debate, voices are multiplying that warn of a possible institutional escalation in the US. There are multiple voices that already fear, given the risk of losing the majority in Congress in the mid-term elections, that President Donald Trump could try to interfere in the political process, which revives the possibility of a hypothetical 'impeachment' against him.
Is Donald Trump's hardening response to his own citizens an internal reflection of the logic that has marked his foreign policy, where force is presented as a substitute for legitimacy?
It is one of the questions we ask ourselves in this edition of En Primera Plana in which we analyze who is currently playing the role of counterpower to Trump.
Joining us in this edition:
-Claire Rabès, political consultant, participated in the Democratic campaign for Kamala Harris in Arizona in 2024.
-Jimena Reyes, director for the Americas of the International Federation for Human Rights FIDH.
-Cristóbal Vásquez, RFI correspondent in Washington.
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