Trump "no tiene que ver" en el retiro de fotos publicadas en caso Epstein, según Justicia
El Departamento de Justicia de EE.UU. (DOJ) aseguró este domingo que el presidente, Donald Trump, «no tiene nada que ver» en la eliminación de archivos del caso del pederasta Jeffrey Epstein, entre ellos fotos del republicano, de los documentos desclasificados publicados por el Gobierno estadounidense. AFP El mandatario no está involucrado en la decisión de […]
TL;DR
- The Department of Justice (DOJ) denies any involvement of President Donald Trump in the redaction of his photos from declassified Jeffrey Epstein case documents.
- The decision to remove certain images was primarily to address concerns about the identity of women and to protect victims.
- The DOJ is legally obligated to conceal information about victims and minors, as well as confidential material.
- An image containing photos of Trump with women was temporarily removed for review but later republished without alteration.
- The DOJ maintains that no information was censored to protect famous individuals or politicians.
- Trump has stated he cut ties with Epstein in 2004.
- Some senators, like Dick Durbin, plan to investigate the redaction process.
- The DOJ is releasing documents in compliance with a transparency law, prioritizing victim protection.