Donald Trump, in the US, announces the appointment of two new lawyers for his defense in the impeachment

Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, makes history as the first president of the country to have faced two political trials. Donald Trump announced on Sunday, January 31, that he has hired two new lawyers to defend him in the impeachment trial scheduled for February 9. Tensions with the lawyers who were part of his legal team had increased after the insistence The US press claimed that five of his lawyers had thrown in the towel following disagreements about how to proceed with their Lawyers David Schoen and Bruce L. Castor will lead their defense in the impeachment trial for “instigating the insurrection” to which Congress will be subjected. Schoen, who has already worked with the former president and his advisers in preparing of the process derived from the takeover of Congress by Trump supporters on January 6, said that it is an “honor” to represent “the 45th president and the Consti tutelage of the United States “, while Castor defined it as a” privilege. “” Unconstitutional trial “” Both agree that this impeachment is unconstitutional, as 45 senators ruled last week, “says a statement from the” Office of the 45th President. ”Trump is accused of“ inciting insurrection ”by causing the Capitol riots, which left the world shocked, seeing images as surreal as they were Dantesque. Although the process will no longer be able to end with Trump’s impeachment, Democrats hope it will cause his disqualification from future political office.The trial does not seem that it will have an easy resolution and is that Trump has managed to completely divide the Republican party. Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah, the only Republican who voted to convict the former president in his first impeachment, defended that the president had committed a crime and that the effort to try him even after he left office was a constitutional duty. Trump wanted his lawyers to continue arguing the case of the massive fraud in the presidential elections that led to the Democratic presidential victory, rather than focus on the legality of prosecuting a president who is no longer in office, CNN reported, saying that the former president was reluctant to discuss the issue. This trial is presented as an opportunity for the Republican party to distance itself from Trump’s policy and return to a more conservative path. But the division within the party seems insurmountable, Trump has caused a wound, which does not seem to be easily remedied, and that is that much of the party has been radicalized. The ‘impeachment’ will mark the way forward for the Republican party, which will have to decide which position will predominate, if that of radicalism – a tactic that it has followed so far – or return to the path of a more conservative narrative, and therefore less provocative.