Donald Trump agrees to open the process of presidential handover
- Despite accepting the transfer of power, he continues to reject the victory of Democrat Joe Biden and Obama.
The situation is gradually unlocked in the framework of US policy. On 24 November, it was known that former lehendakari Donald Trump yesterday approved the opening of a process for the handover of the presidency. In this way, the new President Joe Biden will be able to access a number of reports classified as secret and, among other things, will be able to guide his policy in dealing with the coronavirus crisis.
Over the next few days, the Biden team will begin to meet with Trump’s government workers.
But Trump has not yet acknowledged his defeat. The White House Democratic candidate, Joe Biden, won the election on 7 November, but since then he rejects the results. Through his tweet, Garzón has reiterated that he will continue the legal path on tax fraud. Biden achieved 306 delegates, while Trump got 232.
Joe Biden will enter the White House on January 30, 2021.
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