Since his return to the White House, President Donald Trump has turned around the foreign policy of the United States, sent shock waves through financial markets and turned the Oval office in “which happens” after another.
Here are 10 of the key moments in the first 100 days of his second term as president:
January 20: A burst of decrees
Trump signs a 26 decrees record on his first day back at the Oval office.
Their first acts established the pattern, they took the United States from the World Health Organization and forgave the uproarist who invaded the United States Capitol four years before.
February 4: Trump proposes the acquisition of Gaza
During a meeting with the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump says that the Gaza Strip with the War of War, home of more than two million Palestinians, could become “the Riviera del Middle East.”
Announces a plan for the United States to take control of the territory to rebuild it, expressing hope that Palestinians can be withdrawn from the territory, causing international outrage.
February 12: Trump, Musk, Musk Jr meets the press
The billionaire of Trump’s ally, Elon Musk, and his little son join the president for a press conference at the Oval office.
Musk, which leads federal cost reduction efforts through the so -called government efficiency department, Doge, dismisses criticism of lack of transparency and possible conflicts of interest.
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February 12: Trump brings Putin from the cold
Trump ends years of diplomatic isolation of Vladimir Putin, with a 90 -minute phone with the Russian leader.
There is a second called on February 28, and several American-Ruses meetings from which European powers are excluded. The approach so far has led to two exchanges of prisoners between the two countries.
February 14: Vance Lectures Europe
At the Munich Security Conference, Vice President JD Vance surprises European leaders, reprimanding them for restricting freedom of expression, telling them to “give” defense and criticize them for immigration.
Its Broadsis and others that are derived from the Trump administration indicate the end of the ancient transatlantic certainties with respect to the support of the United States to Europe.
February 28: Zelensky humiliated
The president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, is subject to a verbal assault by Trump and Vance, who denounce him for his lack of gratitude for the support of the United States during a tense meeting before the White House cameras.
“Trump and Vance are doing the dirty work of Putin,” publishes the leader of the Democratic Senate Chuck Schumer on social networks.
March 7: Trump persecutes universities
The Trump administration accuses several universities of allowing pro-poustic protests and manifestations in the campus that denounce the war in the Middle East.
It cuts $ 400 million in federal subsidies to Columbia University for claiming that the institution remained “before the persistent harassment of Jewish students.”
More recently, it has frozen $ 2.2 billion in federal funds for Harvard University, threatening to strip its tax -free status as a non -profit institution after resisting movements to undergo government supervision.
March 15: mass expulsions to El Salvador
The Trump administration uses a dark law of war to justify the expulsion of more than 200 alleged gang members to a high security prison in El Salvador.
Belshled by the courts, the matter has gone to the Supreme Court. The executive branch has refused to retreat and a federal judge now says that there is a “probable cause” to find the administration in contempt of the court for ignoring an order of suspension in the expulsions.
March 26: United States should take over Greenlandia
Trump doubles comments in December that the United States needs Greenland and refuse to rule out the use of force two days before a visit there for Vance and his wife.
“We need Greenland for international security,” he says. “We have to have it.”
Danish leaders react sharply and Vances are not found at the end of the members of the Groenland society, restricting their visit to the US military base there.
April 2-9: Trump begins the War of Rate
On April 2, Trump announces a wave of huge tariffs against the stripes of the countries of the world, accusing them of taking advantage of the United States.
For April 9, the day his tariffs will take effect, Trump makes a partial climb. It reduces tariffs on most imports from the world to a 10 percent blanket for a period of 90 days, while China’s tariffs rise to 145 percent in many imports.
The crisis has shaken the world markets, has sent the price of rising gold and reached the value of the dollar.
