Washington.- U.S. President Donald Trump insists on returning to normal and advocated for a face-to-face G7 summit, while on the continent they continue to increase the deaths of the coronavirus, especially in Brazil.Criticized for his handling of the crisis and for his drive to reopen his country’s economy months before the presidential election months before the presidential election Trump suggested Wednesday that the June-planned G7 summit at Camp David, north of Washington, be done in person rather than by videoconference, as scheduled.
It would be a wonderful symbol for everyone. Normalization, he tweeted.
To get the latest news about coronavirus, sign up by clicking on this space and we’ll send you the information instantly. Trump’s words provoked cautious reactions from several G7 leaders that made his presence subject to health conditions and expert recommendations. You might be interested: Trump would ban travelers coming from Brazil from entryThe optimism of the American mandatory stands in contrast to the situation in his country, the most affected in the world in number of infected and killed. Johns Hopkins University announced more than 1,500 new deaths wednesday night in 24 hours, bringing the total to more than 93,400 deaths and 1.55 million people infected. You might be interested: Trump suggests “ending” trade pacts that the US imports cattle after repeatedly over the 2,000 deaths a day between early April and May, the US has not crossed this barrier for ten times. The pandemic has killed more than 326,000 people worldwide, according to an AFP count from official sources. More than one in four deaths has been recorded in the United States.The number of infected people in the world is closer to five million, but many experts consider these figures to be lower than reality.
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