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¿Quién es el "lobo solitario" autor de los disparos en la cena de Trump? | GMT

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Suscríbete aquí https://sptfy.com/PWWB Es el tercer intento de asesinato que sufre Donald Trump en dos años, algo sin precedentes en Estados Unidos. El autor del último es Cole Tomas Allen, de 31 años residente en California, ingeniero e informático que trabajaba como profesor. Envió a sus familiares un extenso manifiesto diez minutos antes del ataque, en el que identificaba como "objetivos" a los miembros del Gobierno. Aseguraba que no estaba dispuesto a permitir que un "pedófilo, violador y traidor" - en posible referencia al presidente- actúe en su nombre. El suceso ha sido condenado por la comunidad internacional y ha reafirmado a Donald Trump en la necesidad de acabar cuanto antes su polémico salón de baile. Hoy recibe en la Casa Blanca al rey Carlos III y la reina Camila en un momento en que las relaciones con el Reino Unido no son las mejores tras recurrentes ataques al primer ministro Keir Starmer. El ministro de Exteriores iraní ha viajado al Rusia para reunirse con Putin y Donald Trump asegura que no tiene prisa por alcanzar un acuerdo. Se desvanecen, al menos por ahora, las esperanzas de una segunda ronda de conversaciones directas. Ucrania ha conmemorado el 40 aniversario del accidente nuclear de Chernóbil, que liberó una radiactividad equivalente a 500 bombas atómicas como la lanzada en Hiroshima. Suscríbete aquí https://sptfy.com/PWWB

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