The biased view of the facts is a common denominator in the presentation of journalistic materials in the local press, in which omissions to Russia’s denunciations of the genocide committed since 2014 by kyiv in the Donbass region are reiterated.
Russia began its military operation in Ukraine on February 24, after the authorities of the self-proclaimed People’s Republics of Donetsk and Lugansk, in the southeast of the Eastern European nation, requested help to repel the increase in aggression from kyiv. .
Biden left for Brussels on Wednesday to participate in a series of emergency summits with Western allies with whom he strengthened positions against Russia.
The president reportedly maintains that he will not send US troops to Ukraine, although in recent weeks the Pentagon has deployed more soldiers and fighter jets to Eastern European countries such as Poland and Romania.
Issue that stood out in this context, is the drop in the approval rating of the occupant of the Oval Office.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll showed 54 percent of Americans disapprove of the ruling Democrat’s performance as his party seeks ways to retain control of both houses of Congress in upcoming midterm elections in November.
Another poll yesterday showed that seven out of 10 citizens believed that the economy is doing poorly and nearly two-thirds disapproved of the handling by the Biden administration.
Some commentators pointed out that while recent scores indicated an apparently favorable American reception of Washington’s Russophobia, mounting White House sanctions against Moscow are curbing the chief executive’s popularity.
Judge Jackson, it seems, is close to being the first African-American woman to access the highest court in the nation, is the reading of four days of hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
In total, it is the fourth time that the magistrate is subjected to this type of scrutiny in the Upper House, the newspaper The Hill reported.
Previously, she was nominated to the United States Sentencing Commission (2009), to the Federal Court for the District of Washington (2012) and to the Court of Appeals for the Circuit of the District of Columbia (2021), where she currently serves.
At 51, the magistrate would replace Judge Stephen G. Breyer, who announced his retirement in January and with his entry would keep the balance of forces unchanged on the court, tilted in favor of the conservatives (6-3).
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