El gobierno de EE. UU. acuerda retirar las reclamaciones fiscales contra Trump

El gobierno de los Estados Unidos retirará de manera permanente las reclamaciones fiscales contra el presidente Trump, sus hijos y la Trump Organization como parte de un acuerdo para resolver una demanda que alegaba filtraciones de sus declaraciones de impuestos.

El acuerdo, detallado en un documento publicado en el sitio web del Departamento de Justicia, prohíbe al gobierno examinar o procesar asuntos fiscales actuales que involucren a Trump y su familia. Constituye un apéndice al acuerdo original anunciado anteriormente, que resolvió una demanda de 10.000 millones de dólares presentada por Trump contra el Servicio de Impuestos Internos (IRS) y el Departamento del Tesoro. El fiscal general interino Todd Blanche firmó el documento ampliado. Según los términos, Trump recibirá una disculpa formal del gobierno, pero no una indemnización económica. También se creó un fondo de casi 1.800 millones de dólares para compensar a aliados que consideren haber enfrentado investigaciones injustas, lo que generó críticas de demócratas y organizaciones de vigilancia por considerarlo potencialmente corrupto. La jueza Kathleen Williams desestimó la demanda tras señalar una falta de transparencia en el proceso por parte de las agencias involucradas.

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