2024-07-24 22:09:09
The resignation of Joe Biden to a second term in the White House generated a wave of reactions around the world, from Moscow until Jerusalemwith tributes to his extensive political career.
He Kremlin He said he was monitoring developments following the decision of Biden, indicating that “many things can change” before the presidential electionsNovember 19. “We must pay attention, follow the events and take care of our business,” he said. Dmitry PeskovKremlin spokesman, told Life media.
For his part, the Israeli president, Isaac Herzogthanked the Democratic president for his support of the Israeli people for decades. “My sincere thanks to Joe Biden “for his friendship and steadfast support of the Israeli people throughout his long career,” Herzog wrote on social media.
In turn, the German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, Scholz said Biden’s decision deserves “respect.” “My friend @POTUS Joe Biden has achieved a lot: for his country, for Europe, for the world,” Scholz wrote on X.
Finally, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer also showed respect for Biden’s decision and paid tribute to his long political career. “I respect President Biden’s decision,” he stressed on X. / 24 HORAS
From Salazar to Ebrard, Mexico reacts to the Democrat’s withdrawal
The recent announcement of the withdrawal of Joe Biden The presidential race has sparked various reactions among Mexican officials. However, neither the president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador nor the virtual president-elect, Claudia Sheinbaum, have not made any statements so far.
Ken Salazar, ambassador of Mexico in the United Statespraised the Democrat’s career, highlighting his courage and unwavering commitment to public service. “Biden’s life has been marked by great sacrifices and a steadfast dedication to leaving no one behind,” he stressed.
Marcelo Ebrard, the future Secretary of the Economy, shared a photo on X in which he appears shaking Biden’s hand. In his message, he said: “It is always worth recognizing the value of integrity, especially when one’s own political destiny is at stake.”
The former foreign secretary’s comment comes amid controversy that has recently arisen over misunderstandings about comments by Donald Trump, in which it was alleged that Ebrard had been insulted.
Tatiana Clouthier, who served as Secretary of Economy between 2021 and 2022, he showed his respect to the repostear in X Biden’s resignation letter. / 24 HOURS
Obama took us away from four years of chaos
Barack Obama, former Democratic president, singled out his former vice president, Joe Biden, calling him as one of the most important presidents in the history of the United States.
Obama, in a blog on Medium, praised Biden’s character, his “deep empathy” and his commitment to “decency and equality.” The former president highlighted the achievements of the 81-year-old president’s administration, including the “effective management of the pandemic,” in contrast to what his Republican rival had done.President Biden “It took us away from the four years of chaos, falsehood and division that had characterized the administration of Donald Trump,” he said. / 24 HORAS
Kamala commits to her career
Kamala Harris has announced his intention to run for president on behalf of the Democratic Party, following President Joe Biden’s decision not to seek re-election, a move that has come amid intense debate over his cognitive abilities.
In a statement, Harris said she was “honored” by Biden’s endorsement and reaffirmed her firm commitment to “earning and winning” the Democratic presidential nomination. The vice president praised the president’s decision, describing it as a “selfless and patriotic act,” and expressed her gratitude for the “extraordinary leadership” and decades of service to the country. / 24 HOURS
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