Política

Fiscal general de EE. UU. rechaza fraude en las elecciones presidenciales

William Barr dice que no hay evidencias de irregularidades que hayan alterado el resultado de los comicios

(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 15, 2020, US Attorney General Bill Barr speaks during a roundtable meeting at the White House in Washington, DC. - Barr faced criticism on September 17, 2020, after saying coronavirus lockdown measures were the "greatest intrusion" on American civil liberties "other than slavery." Barr, one of President Donald Trump's staunchest allies, made the comment September 16, as he hit out at tough lockdown measures instituted in some states, many led by Democratic governors. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 15, 2020, US Attorney General Bill Barr speaks during a roundtable meeting at the White House in Washington, DC. - Barr faced criticism on September 17, 2020, after saying coronavirus lockdown measures were the "greatest intrusion" on American civil liberties "other than slavery." Barr, one of President Donald Trump's staunchest allies, made the comment September 16, as he hit out at tough lockdown measures instituted in some states, many led by Democratic governors. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP) SAUL LOEB
William Barr: "No hemos visto fraude". AFP (SAUL LOEB/AFP)

Washington. El fiscal general de Estados Unidos, William (Bill) Barr, negó el martes que se haya constatado un fraude electoral significativo en las elecciones presidenciales del 3 de noviembre capaz de invalidar la victoria del demócrata Joe Biden, contrariamente a lo que afirma el mandatario Donald Trump.

“Hasta la fecha, no hemos visto un fraude a una escala suficiente para poder haber cambiado el resultado de la elección”, dijo en una entrevista con la agencia de noticias Associated Press (AP).

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