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Less than 40 days to the elections in the United States, Donald Trump travels the country from top to bottom, hoping to discount the advantage that his rival Joe Biden has in polls.
This Friday’s program is intense: it started with a roundtable with the group ‘Latinos for Trump’ in Doral (Florida), then he will make a speech on the economic situation of African-Americans in Atlanta (Georgia), then it will integrate a fundraising meeting at the Trump Hotel (in the capital, Washington DC) and will end with a campaign rally in Newport News (Virginia).
The goal of the Republican president is to cover all fronts, as he did successfully in 2016, but also to mark the contrast with his Democratic opponent who has opted for a much less frenetic pace.
It was precisely at the round table with Latinos that Trump named Santos and Petro, to criticize his opponent.
“Joe Biden received support from the Colombian socialist Gustavo Petro, he was a member of the M-19 guerrilla, nothing good, right?” Trump settled and then added:
“Biden surrendered to narco-terrorism in Colombia”, As can be heard on video shared on social networks.
President @realDonaldTrump: Obama and Biden “surrendered to the narco-terrorists in Colombia”#LatinosporTrump pic.twitter.com/Kmzwy07yvg
– Team Trump (Text VOTE to 88022) (@TeamTrump) September 25, 2020
At another point, Trump recalled that Biden, when he was vice president of Barack Obama, support for the Peace Agreement led by Juan Manuel Santos with the Farc.
The US president assured that the process signed in Havana strengthened illicit crops and drug trafficking In our country.
“The previous administration also negotiated the terrible Obama-Biden-Santos treaty with the Colombian drug cartels, they surrendered to the narco-terrorists and caused the production of illicit drugs to increase,” Trump said in the meeting with Latinos in Florida.
“No one had ever done something like this“Concluded the president of the USA.
US President Donald Trump criticized the Peace Agreement signed between former President Juan Manuel Santos and the former FARC guerrilla. The US president indicated that the signed process strengthened illicit crops and drug trafficking in the country. pic.twitter.com/4GtRvbr1S0
– Semana Magazine (@RevistaSemana) September 25, 2020
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