translated from Spanish: After recovering from Covid-19, Melania Trump will return to her campaign

U.S.- America’s first lady, Melania Trump, will return to the election campaign Tuesday night after nearly a year’s absence, according to several reports. In her first public appearance since she contracted the coronavirus, the Slovenian-born first lady will join President Trump at a campaign rally in Erie, Pennsylvania, but is not expected to comment.
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Aside from her speech at Rose Garden at the Republican National Convention in August, the last time Melania Trump appeared at a campaign event was at her husband’s start-up act in Florida in June 2019.

According to NBC News, he had planned to headline a series of high-profile fundraisers in the spring, but they were canceled when COVID-19 seized the United States.

Donald Trump and Melania became infected with Covid-19 more than a week ago but are already out of danger. Afp

A notoriously private figure, Melania Trump rarely gets into the bitterly partisan political arena. In an essay published on the White House website last week, she described her battle with COVID-19, from which she has now recovered, and admitted that she had been “trapped” in the negative energy of the election.” Recovering from a disease gives you plenty of time to reflect. When they took my husband to Walter Reed as a precautionary measure, I spent much of my time reflecting on my family,” she wrote.

The presidential couple were granted to leave the public after becoming infected with Covid-19. Afp

I also thought of the hundreds of thousands of people across our country who have been affected by this disease that infects people without discrimination, he continued.

“We are in unprecedented times, and with elections approaching quickly, it has been easy to get caught up in so much negative energy.”
On Thursday, Melania Trump also moved to overturn the stories told publicly by her former “best friend” Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, who has written a story about her time working as a senior adviser in the first lady’s office. The first lady described Winston Wolkoff as a “dishonest opportunist” after he began leaking harmful audio recordings from his private conversations.

Original source in Spanish