Gobierno Trump activó un buscador web de los archivos del caso Jeffrey Epstein

TL;DR

The U.S. Department of Justice has launched a portal to access hundreds of thousands of files from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
The release complies with a law mandating the disclosure of non-classified information.
The portal includes search functionality and access to judicial records, DOJ revelations, FOIA material, and House Oversight Committee documents.
Much of the released material has been previously published, with sensitive information redacted.
The publication of the full archives may not yield substantial new data due to redactions and the sensitive nature of the case.
President Trump's order to investigate Bill Clinton's ties to Epstein might delay or restrict the release of ongoing investigation materials.
Trump himself appears multiple times in the documentation, despite claiming to have cut ties with Epstein.
The sheer volume of material means not all declassified files can be published immediately, with more expected in the coming weeks.
Democrats on House committees are considering legal action due to the DOJ's inability to publish all material.

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