Romuald Sciora: American democracy "will never fully recover" from the Trump era
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Le Figaro publishes an interview with Romuald Sciora, a Franco-American essayist, who speaks about the political situation in the United States. According to him, Donald Trump, the 47th President of the United States, is creating precedents that weaken the country.
Romuald Sciora explains that these precedents will not disappear over time. He believes that American institutions have been affected by the way power is exercised. For the essayist, these changes will have lasting consequences for the country's democratic life.
This analysis directly concerns France, since the United States remains one of Europe's main political and economic partners. Debates about American democracy therefore also interest the French, who closely follow the decisions taken in Washington.
It should be noted that this is the viewpoint of an essayist, presented in an interview. The opinions expressed do not necessarily represent the views of all experts or all American citizens. The debate about the future of democracy in the United States therefore remains open.
Sources: Le Figaro
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