Difunden audio de Biden discutiendo sobre documentos clasificados obtenido por un organismo de control

Nuevas grabaciones de audio publicadas muestran al expresidente Joe Biden discutiendo en 2017 con su escritor fantasma sobre documentos clasificados guardados en su sótano.

El Oversight Project obtuvo y publicó las grabaciones tras una batalla legal. En el audio, Biden le dice a Mark Zwonitzer que encontró "todo el material clasificado abajo" y advierte que "parte de esto podría estar clasificado, así que ten cuidado con ello".

Biden también afirma en las grabaciones que "esto es clasificado" mientras revisa los materiales. El Oversight Project señaló que las cintas demuestran que Biden sabía que poseía información potencialmente clasificada.

El vicepresidente de litigios del Oversight Project, Jeff Clark, declaró que Biden reveló "secreto tras secreto a alguien no autorizado para poseer dichos secretos" para obtener "beneficios personales y familiares por un monto de 8 millones de dólares". Clark añadió que los estadounidenses exigen rendición de cuentas sobre este asunto.

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