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Riesgo de derrota electoral inquieta a Trump y republicanos

A casi 100 días de las elecciones del 3 de noviembre, el presidente resiente el golpe de la covid-19

Casey Marr (R), a retiree from South New Jersey and Ed McGinty (L), a 71-year old retiree from Philadelphia, stage a daily protest against Donald Trump since his election in 2016, in Orlando, Florida on July 23, 2020. - Both protestors are living in "The Villages" the Trump stronghold retirement community in Florida, and McGinty endured multiple assaults and threats throughout his protest against Trump. With the help of his friend Casey Marr he has an extra set of eyes on hand to look after his safety. (Photo by Bryan R. Smith / AFP)
Casey Marr (R), a retiree from South New Jersey and Ed McGinty (L), a 71-year old retiree from Philadelphia, stage a daily protest against Donald Trump since his election in 2016, in Orlando, Florida on July 23, 2020. - Both protestors are living in "The Villages" the Trump stronghold retirement community in Florida, and McGinty endured multiple assaults and threats throughout his protest against Trump. With the help of his friend Casey Marr he has an extra set of eyes on hand to look after his safety. (Photo by Bryan R. Smith / AFP) BRYAN R. SMITH
Casey Marr (derecha) y Ed McGinty, ambos jubilados, mantienen en Orlando, Florida, una protesta diaria contra Donald Trump desde que este fue elegido presidente en el 2016. AFP (BRYAN R. SMITH/AFP)

Washington. Donald Trump tiene 100 días para invertir la tendencia. Aislado, atrapado en la nostalgia de su victoria en el 2016 y criticado en su propio campo por su deshilada reacción frente a la covid-19, el presidente estadounidense pasa por una mala racha.

Las elecciones presidenciales del 3 de noviembre se anuncian muy crispadas, en un momento en que el país está dividido, inquieto, con el recuerdo de los más de 140.000 fallecidos de covid-19 y la sacudida de la crisis económica.

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