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13 noviembre, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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Presidential Historian Reviews Presidents in Film & TV, from ‘Lincoln’ to ‘The Comey Rule’

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Presidential historian Jeffrey Engel fact checks presidential scenes from movies and television including ‘Frost/Nixon,’ ‘Lincoln,’ ‘Pearl Harbor,’ ‘Vice,’ ‘Saturday Night Live,’ ‘The Comey Rule,’ ‘W.,’ ‘The Special Relationship,’ ‘The Wind and the Lion,’ ‘Thirteen Days,’ ‘LBJ’ and ‘John Adams’ and analyzes their believability and execution.

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13 noviembre, 2020
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The Death of Truth: Notes on Falsehood in the Age of Trump

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Michiko Kakutani@michikokakutani
The Death of Truth: Notes on Falsehood in the Age of Trump
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13 noviembre, 2020
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How Do Americans Want to Engage the World? – War on the Rocks

 
The crew convenes for the first show after Joe Biden’s election victory to consider how Americans want to engage with the rest of the world, and whether  warontherocks.com
 
War on the Rocks@WarOnTheRocks
The Net Assessment crew convene for a post-election chat about the future of U.S. global leadership
 
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11 noviembre, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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Elecciones EE.UU: análisis por Jose Mª de Areilza y Aurea Moltó

En esta segunda sesión de la serie de webinars sobre las elecciones presidenciales estadounidenses, José M. de Areilza, profesor de Esade y secretario general de Aspen Institute España, analizará con Áurea Moltó, directora editorial de Política Exterior, el resultado de los comicios y sus implicaciones internacionales. Puede visualizar el primer webinar «La recta final de la campaña: qué podemos esperar » con Pablo Pardo, corresponsal de El Mundo en los Estados Unidos, en este enlace: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBWqd…

 

10 noviembre, 2020
por Felipe Sahagún
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US transition: calendar, recounts, security, what next….

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After Joe Biden’s victory, will Donald Trump wreck the transition?

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Richard N. Haass (@RichardHaass) twitteó a las 1:16 p. m. on dom., nov. 08, 2020:
I dont know if @realDonaldTrump will concede, but I predict he will come to embrace his new life. He will tweet, golf, watch TV, hold court, nurse grievances, criticize others, make $. Being an ex-Potus is less a job than a role, one he has already been playing for four years. (https://twitter.com/RichardHaass/status/1325411795008319488?s=03)

Steven Beschloss@StevenBeschloss  Why is Trump failing to concede and start the transition? Yes, Trump doesn’t like being known as a loser. Yes, he has a fragile ego. But I suspect he also doesn’t want to give access to all the information that reveals his continuing corruption and criminality.