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Donald Trump puts tech companies in the spotlight: "They are silencing the corruption of Joe Biden"

There is less than a week left for the presidential elections in the United States and Donald Trump, who has not finished making the comeback in the polls, has recovered one of his most recent workhorses to try to scratch votes: his war against technology. He assures that large companies that have networks, such as Google, Twitter or Facebook, are “silencing” negative news about Joe Biden and “his corruption.” He has called for a vote, assuring that voting for him will help to “closely and powerfully monitor large technology companies, is something that we are already doing”, and gives as an example the lawsuit against Google that the US has placed as a monopoly in the advertising market. One of the most notorious controversies during the electoral campaign was the censorship that Twitter imposed on a New York Post news damaging to Joe Biden, in which some emails of his son Hunter were shown maneuvering to make it easier for the Ukrainian company he worked for to have access to the current Democratic candidate when this was vice president in the Obama administration. Cuts the gapThe US presidential election campaign enters its final stretch. Although the Democratic candidate, Joe Biden, still maintains many points of advantage over the current president, Donald Trump, the truth is that the Republican is closing the gap. Right now, the average of the polls puts Biden’s advantage at five percentage points. Polls carried out by the various polling institutes and those carried out by the media show a five-point advantage of Joe Biden over Donald Trump.The democrat would obtain 50.5% of the support – direct vote – compared to 45.2% of the GOP representative. Another thing is that this increase in support for Trump is later translated into an increase in the representatives in the different electoral colleges . Several states are still up for grabs. Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Ohio or Georgia are still in the fight and the result can be opted for one or the other.

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