The Supreme Court rejects Trump's request to hide the data of the assault on the Capitol

• USA The committee investigating the assault on the Capitol cites Rudy Giuliani

• A US court authorizes the delivery to Congress of Trump documents on the assault on the Capitol

The Supreme Court of the United States rejected this Wednesday a request by former President Donald Trump (2017-2021) to

on January 6, 2021, in which five people died.

The decision of the highest court opens the door for the US National Archives, which has custody of these documents, to deliver them to the House of Representatives committee investigating the event.

The exact content of those documents is unknown, but they are allegedly emails, speech drafts and visitation logs that could reveal

during the Capitol storming and in the days surrounding it.

In its four-page ruling, the Supreme Court supports the decisions that had been made by all the lower judicial instances, which

However, the judges did not assess whether Trump enjoys special rights recognized in the

which means that certain information cannot be disclosed without his permission.

Trump had claimed that "executive privilege" to prevent the documents from coming to light;

but all the judges who considered his case concluded that he

The case dates back to early October, when US President

authorized the National Archives to release the documents to the committee investigating the assault.

A few days later, on October 18, Trump filed a lawsuit before the federal court in Washington DC, but in November a judge of that instance ruled against him.

Trump's lawyers appealed that ruling and went to the District of Columbia appeals court, which also dismissed the recall, making the Supreme Court their last option.

The Supreme Court is made up of nine judges, of whom six are considered conservative and three progressive.

In addition, Trump named three of the conservatives:

All the judges appointed by Trump

him and only conservative Justice

appointed by Republican

ruled in favor of the former president.

The committee that claims the documents was created by the president of the House of Representatives, Democrat

and is made up of a majority of Democratic congressmen, although there are two Republican members -

- who are at odds with Trump.

Your mission is to investigate why the robbery happened, who was responsible and what can be done to prevent another similar event.

For this purpose, he has requested access to hitherto secret documents, such as those of Trump, and has summoned former members of his government to testify, including the controversial ideologue and his former adviser

who refused to testify and has been charged with contempt. by criminal means.

On January 6 of last year, some 10,000 people - most of them Trump supporters - marched to the Capitol and some 800 stormed inside the building to prevent Biden's victory over Trump from being ratified in the November 2020 elections. Five people died and about 140 agents were attacked.

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