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The Democratic candidate,

, could become the next president of the United States after winning important key states against

.

The Democratic candidate now has 264 delegates in the Electoral College, and is one step away from achieving the 270 delegates who would give him the keys to the White House in these

, compared to the 214 accumulated by the current president.

Voting gaps between Donald Trump and Joe Biden continue to be minimal in some of the key states that have yet to be decided and that could tip the balance either way.

The attention of these elections in the United States is focused on the counting of votes in

,

,

and

, while in

, a state in which the projections of some of the main media had given the victory to Biden, the distances between the two have shortened.

Follow the latest news from the

.

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15.30 Trump asks on Twitter to stop the vote count

"Stop the count

.

This was the first message this Thursday on Twitter from the Republican Party candidate for the White House,

.

His position is already known.

The current US president has declared himself the winner in the presidential elections, and has declared that the vote count is "a fraud" while threatening to ask the Supreme Court to immediately cancel the recount.

15.05 Joe Biden, on the counting process in the US elections: "Every vote must be counted"

The Democratic candidate for the White House,

, has assured this Thursday through his Twitter account in relation to the vote counting system that

while the country awaits the results of the key states in the

.

In contrast, Donald Trump, current president and candidate for the Republican party, has not published anything in the last 14 hours.

14.20 OSCE accuses Trump of "flagrant abuse of power" in US elections

The electoral observers of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) have accused US President

on

Thursday

of

for having requested the interruption of the vote count before the end of the

process

.

"What is truly disturbing is that the American head of state has called for the end of the count from the White House, that is, with all the symbols of power around him, due to his supposed victory. It was a flagrant abuse of power. "said German MP Michael Georg Link, coordinator of the international observation mission, in an interview with the German newspaper Stuttgarter Zeitung.

13.57 The forces of order are activated in Portland before demonstrations against Trump

Police and members of the Oregon State National Guard have been facing leftist protesters in the city of

since Wednesday night

.

The latest pulse came after a crowd of people turned away from protests organized by anti-President

and smashed store windows.

Portland, on the northwest coast of the United States, has been the scene of continuous protests since the summer and Gov. Kate Brown had declared a state of alert for Tuesday's election night.

A measure that he later extended amid fears of violent confrontations in the face of close scrutiny in the fight for the presidency in the US

.

12.58 Trump's lead in Georgia drops to just 18,540 votes

The margin between

and

in

has narrowed even more this Thursday morning with the counting of thousands of additional votes in the most populous county in the state, that of Fulton, as reported by

.

by just

.

He has 49.6% of the votes, 2,431,724, while Biden has 49.2%, 2,413,184.

About 7,500 votes remain to be counted in Fulton County, and fewer than 25,000 for the entire state.

12.15 Trump supporters protest in front of the Arizona voting center

A crowd of

supporters

, some armed with rifles and pistols, have gathered Wednesday night in front of a polling place in

after suspicions that votes in this

for the Republican president are not counted, in his opinion, deliberately.

Screaming "Stop the robbery!"

And "Count my vote," the protesters, mostly unmasked, have stood in front of the Maricopa County Elections Department in Phoenix to protest against the count and against Democratic presidential candidate

, who has a slim lead in the crucial state.

Some media outlets have given Biden the victory in Arizona, but the Trump campaign says it is still up for grabs.

A Biden victory in Arizona would give the Democrat 11 electoral votes, a huge boost in his bid to win the White House, while severely reducing Trump's path to re-election, in a state the Republican won in 2016.

12.11 The Slovenian Prime Minister supports Donald Trump in his idea of ​​electoral fraud

Prime Minister of Slovenia, Janez right -

wing populist Jansa yesterday and gave winner of the

to

, now supports statements by the Republican chairman of an electoral fraud which there is

no evidence.

"Calm. It has been obvious for a long time that the polls are false, that the Blues (Democrats) are playing the card on late ballots and that the US Supreme Court will have the last word. It could take weeks or months," he said. written on Twitter.

Jansa, an admirer of Trump and the ultra-nationalist Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, already said yesterday that the US president had won and "the more delays and denial of the facts" are given by the mainstream media,

.

11.31 Trump and Biden maintain minimal differences in decisive states

The differences in votes between the president of the United States,

, and his Democratic rival,

, continue to be minimal in some of the key states that remain to be decided and that could tip the balance to one side or the other in the

.

The focus is on the counting of votes in

,

,

and

, while in

, a state where projections by some of the mainstream media had given Biden the victory, the distances between the two are have shortened.

Many of these votes pending to be counted correspond to voting by mail, which due to the

pandemic

was an option that 65 million people resorted to to avoid the crowds of queues at the polling stations.

Biden now has

in the Electoral College, and is one step away from achieving the 270

who would give him the keys to the White House, compared to the 214 that Trump accumulates.

11.21 Rohaní assures that the next US government "will surrender" to Iran

The president of Iran,

, has assured this Thursday that, whoever wins the

, the next administration "will surrender to the Iranian nation."

"It does not matter who is elected president, as the next US government will surrender to the Iranian nation and

said in a speech.

Rohaní stressed that the person occupying the White House "will yield to the pressure of public opinion, the resistance and the patience of the Iranian nation."

The Iranian people can, according to statements posted on the Presidency's website, "defeat enemies and force them to resume compliance with the law."

11.13 Bolsonaro reacts to the US elections: "I hope Trump wins"

The governments of the world have begun to react to the

, where Democrat

is approaching a victory described as fraud by the current president and Republican candidate

.

One of them,

.

The Brazilian president has assured this Wednesday that he expects Trump to win:

. I have a good policy with Trump, I hope he is re-elected, I hope."

Bolsonaro, who made his alignment with Washington a pillar of his diplomacy, has been dubbed "tropical Trump" and does not hide his admiration for his American counterpart.

10.40 Republican leaders distance themselves from Trump and defend the count

Republican Party leaders, including powerful senators

and

, have stood aside from allegations of wrongdoing by US President Donald Trump, who has declared himself the winner of the presidential election, and

.

McConnell, who is the Republican Majority Leader in the Senate and one of Trump's allies, has come up against the president's claims and has admitted that although this year there are a greater number of states with early voting and by mail ( 101 million in total), candidates must adapt "to the rules of each state."

7.53 Biden approaches the White House, but the count continues and Trump denounces fraud

The Democratic candidate for the White House, Joe Biden, is approaching the presidency of the United States after winning important key states against Donald Trump, but the Republican president has already denounced an

and has launched several judicial processes on the counting of votes .

Biden accumulates

, six less than necessary to win, and Trump 214, after the Democrats achieved two important advances in the day: Michigan and Wisconsin.

5.06 NEW YORK POLICE ANNOUNCES NEW UNIT TO INVESTIGATE ACTS OF LOOTING

The New York Police Department announced Wednesday the formation of a special unit to

in the event that, as a result of the tight US presidential elections, there is a wave of assaults on establishments in the city , like those that were already experienced in spring.

In a video posted on social media, New York Police Chief of Detectives Rodney Harrison stated that the "new Looting Unit is ready to investigate any looting that may occur."

The group, he noted, is equipped with state-of-the-art technology available to the Police Department, such as video monitoring systems to investigate looting incidents and identify criminals.

3.36 Dozens arrested in New York in protests against President Trump

Dozens of people were arrested on Wednesday in the streets of New York while participating in demonstrations in the Manhattan neighborhood in which hundreds of citizens showed their

and asked for the recount of all the votes of the presidential elections.

At around 8:00 p.m. local time (01:00 on Thursday), the protesters marched through the streets surrounding Washington Square Park, in the southwest area of ​​the Big Apple, shouting "No Trump, No KKK (Ku Klux Klan), No Facist USA "and" No Justice, No Peace. Fucking Racist Police ", when officers, mounted on bicycles, arrested several of them for occupying the road.

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