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Muerte de George Floyd: 6 preguntas y respuestas para entender la ola de indignación que mandó a Trump a un búnker

This still image taken from a May 25, 2020, video courtesy of Darnella Frazier via Facebook, shows a Minneapolis, Minnesota, police officer arresting George Floyd. - "The four Minneapolis police officers involved in Floyd's death have been fired," Minneapolis Mayor, Jacob Frey, said on Twitter on May 26, saying "it was the right decision. Witnesses say Floyd repeatedly tell the officers, �I cannot breathe!� after being pinned to the ground by an officer with his knee on Floyd's neck. (Photo by Darnella Frazier / Facebook/Darnella Frazier / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / Facebook / Darnella Frazier" - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
This still image taken from a May 25, 2020, video courtesy of Darnella Frazier via Facebook, shows a Minneapolis, Minnesota, police officer arresting George Floyd. - "The four Minneapolis police officers involved in Floyd's death have been fired," Minneapolis Mayor, Jacob Frey, said on Twitter on May 26, saying "it was the right decision. Witnesses say Floyd repeatedly tell the officers, �I cannot breathe!� after being pinned to the ground by an officer with his knee on Floyd's neck. (Photo by Darnella Frazier / Facebook/Darnella Frazier / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / Facebook / Darnella Frazier" - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS DARNELLA FRAZIER

Washington. Seis noches de manifestaciones violentas contra la brutalidad policial y el racismo reflejados en la muerte de George Floyd, en Minneapolis, hace una semana, han sacudido a Estados Unidos a tal punto que el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, tuvo que ser llevado al búnker de la Casa Blanca por su seguridad.

Estas son seis preguntas y respuestas sobre los mayores disturbios civiles en el país en muchos años.

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