El Departamento de Justicia acepta pausar el fondo contra la supuesta instrumentalización

El Departamento de Justicia anunció el lunes que cumplirá con una orden judicial que suspende el fondo de 1776 millones de dólares de la administración Trump contra la supuesta instrumentalización del gobierno, mientras continúan las disputas legales.

Un juez federal del Distrito Este de Virginia bloqueó temporalmente el fondo la semana pasada tras una demanda presentada por Democracy Forward y otras partes. La orden impide que se transfiera o distribuya dinero hasta que el tribunal decida si hace permanente la pausa en una audiencia programada para el 12 de junio.

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