El candidato a vicepresidente por el Partido Demócrata, Tim Kaine, realizó un extraordinario papel durante la Convención Nacional Demócrata, a pesar de que le tocó aceptar la nominación en un discurso que siguió al del vicepresidente Joe Biden y que precedió al del presidente Barack Obama. El senador por Virginia demostró que lo que aprendió […]Load more...
Leonardo Bonett VOA News Contundentes discursos del presidente Barack Obama, del vicepresidente Joe Biden, del candidato a vicepresidente Tim Kaine, entre otros, ayudaron a redefinir la imagen de Hillary Clinton. 12 años, a la fecha, el presidente Obama pronuncia su último pero memorable discurso en una Convención Demócrata como Jefe de Estado La tercera noche, […]Load more...
Chris Hannas VOA NEWS U.S. President Barack Obama laid out Wednesday why he thinks Hillary Clinton should take over when he leaves office in January, saying no man or woman has ever been more qualified for the job. His speech at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania highlighted accomplishments from his administration, while also […]Load more...
Katherine Gypson PHILADELPHIA—If change is the watchword for the 2016 presidential election campaign – with one party nominating an outspoken businessman, the other flirting with a progressive outsider – the dynamic among U.S. news media, the political process and the audience is transforming as well. With thousands of national and international reporters assembled to cover […]Load more...
Ken Bredemeier VOA News U.S. President Barack Obama is the featured speaker on the third day of the Democratic National Convention, where he will tell Americans why he thinks Hillary Clinton, his one-time secretary of state, should replace him in the White House when he leaves office next January. Vice President Joe Biden; Clinton’s vice […]Load more...
Ken Bredemeier VOA News U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump encouraged Russia Wednesday to hack into the email server of his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, to find «the 30,000 emails that are missing» from her time as the country’s secretary of state. “It would be interesting to see. I will tell you this, Russia, if […]Load more...
Katherine Gypson VOA News PHILADELPHIA—Sitting among his fellow Democratic delegates for the state of Virginia, he could not be any closer to the stage as Hillary Clinton becomes the first female presidential nominee of a major political party. The arena erupts with music and cheers, delegates almost unseen behind hundreds of waving, multicolored “Hillary for […]Load more...
Mary Alice Salinas VOA News WHITE HOUSE—Democrats are hoping that President Barack Obama will help presidential candidate Hillary Clinton energize the party to win the White House when he delivers a highly anticipated speech Thursday at the Democratic National Convention.White House officials say the president continues to work on the speech, which he began to […]Load more...
Aru Pande NASHUA, NH AND WASHINGTON—Over samosas and biryani, a monthly meeting of the Indian Association of New Hampshire quickly turns to talk of the U.S. election. «Whoever it is, a presidential candidate must be all-inclusive and take into consideration our demographic,» says IANH President Balaji Radakrishnan. In the kitchen of Radakrishnan’s Nashua, New Hampshire […]Load more...
Ken Bredemeier Last updated on: July 25, 2016 3:17 PM U.S. Democrats open their national convention Monday, set to affirm former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as the party’s 2016 presidential nominee, but embroiled in controversy over leaked emails that show how party leaders sought to ease her path to the nomination by […]Load more...
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