2023-07-02 22:04:28
The president of the United States, Joe Biden, again postponed the disclosure of the remaining documents on the investigation into the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
Biden resorted to the act that allows the continuous postponement of the disclosure of the information, based on the necessary protection against damage when identifying elements of military defense, intelligence operations, law or the management of international relations that are of such seriousness that they exceed the public interest.
He assured that the National Disclosure Center (NDC, for its acronym in English) will carry out new verifications of the information covered for its future disclosure.
Faced with such a measure, the nephew of the former US president and current candidate for the presidential candidacy for the Democratic PartyRobert F. Kennedy Jr., questioned that “the assassination was 60 years ago. What national security secrets could possibly be at risk? What are they hiding?”
He considered the action taken by the White House to be “illegal.”
“In 1992 the JFK Records Act passed unanimously in Congress with the promise that all documents related to the assassination would be released no later than October 2017. That promise has been broken yet again with the midnight announcement “, he pronounced.
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