The New York jury found Donald Trump, presidential candidate, guilty of all 34 crimes related to the Stormy Daniels case.

The twelve jurors deliberated for more than 11 hours, two days into a five-week trial that took place in a Manhattan courtroom.

BREAKING: A jury finds former President Donald Trump guilty on all 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, making him the first former president in U.S. history to be convicted of a crime. https://t.co/oMbYFqN4nt pic.twitter.com/PMQPA8vaEc

— CBS News (@CBSNews) May 30, 2024

Trump, 77, faces a possible prison sentence for the crimes of “falsification of business records, all related to the reimbursement  to his lawyer for paying a total of $1 $30,000 in 2016 to porn actress Stormy Daniels to silence an alleged relationship. sexual in 2006.”

Trump’s first reaction was to describe the event as a shame, and he will almost certainly appeal this decision. Meanwhile, the sentence, in the hands of Judge Juan Merchan, will be announced on July 11.

"Esto fue una desgracia": Trump habla a la prensa luego de ser declarado culpable de todos los cargos en el juicio por los pagos a Stormy Daniels. pic.twitter.com/nLBsJMGm4T

— Noticias Telemundo (@TelemundoNews) May 30, 2024

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Former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty this Tuesday to a total of 34 criminal charges in a Manhattan court in the case of alleged bribery of porn actress Stephanie Clifford, known as Stormy Daniels.

Trump was indicted last week for the possible secret payment of $130,000 (more than 120,000 euros) to Clifford by former president Michael Cohen’s former lawyer. Trump has thus become the first former US president to be charged, which could end his aspirations to return to the White House in the elections scheduled for 2024.

The imputation of Trump, an unprecedented event in the history of the United States, derives from a case that would date back to 2006, but that did not come to light until 2018, when Stormy Daniels directly and publicly pointed out the magnate for an alleged ‘affair’ out of wedlock that entailed multiple legal derivatives.

The fact in question would not have been one of the many accusations of infidelity or even harassment leveled against Trump in recent years if it were not for the fact that in 2016, a few days before the elections that brought the Republican leader to the White House, Daniels received a payment of $130,000.

With this money, in which Trump’s then lawyer, Michael Cohen, mediated, the tycoon supposedly guaranteed Clifford’s silence. The actress alleges that she accepted the money out of fear for the safety of her family.

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The imputation of former US President Donald Trump has finished shaking the political scene in the North American country, at a time when the New York tycoon had already made clear his intentions to run again in the 2024 elections, to try to return to the same White House from which he reluctantly left in January 2021.

This Thursday, shortly after his indictment was released by a New York grand jury, groups of Trump supporters gathered near his residence in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, to reiterate their support. The former president continues to have broad social support, which he tries to take advantage of to win the Republican Party primaries again.

Trump considers that he is being the victim of a “witch hunt” with political overtones, in which the final objective would be to remove him forever from the political front line. However, US legislation theoretically would not veto him from being a presidential candidate again, even if he were under criminal suspicion.

The Constitution stipulates that all those citizens over the age of 35 who have lived in the United States for at least 14 years can run for president, and Trump himself stressed at a recent rally that “without a doubt” he would continue in the primaries regardless of the drift he took. the legal case opened against him for the payment of money to the ex porno actress Steffanie Clifford, better known as Stormy Daniels.

“Probably, I will improve my numbers,” ironized the former president, who has always presented himself as a victim in the face of the accusations and criticism received in recent years. What is guaranteed, at least, is absolute visibility, since once again it has once again dominated the headlines of the major US media.

For now, in addition to Trump, only former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy have announced candidacies for the primaries, figures that for now do not overshadow the media omnipresence of the former White House tenant, waiting for other more renowned leaders such as the governor of Florida, Ron DeSantis, finish clarifying their political future.

A recent CNN poll ranked Trump and DeSantis as the rivals to beat in this race that has just started, with support levels of 40 and 36 %, respectively.

The polls also show, however, that Trump continues to generate division among the American population. The average of the surveys collected by the Five Thirty Eight portal reflect that more than half of the citizens have a negative opinion of the tycoon, although his potential fishing ground for votes is still wide and reaches four out of ten people.

In the absence of seeing how the imputation will affect these figures, before the decision of the grand jury was known, there were already studies that raised what should happen the day after. Fifty-seven percent of Americans anticipated that the impeachment should invalidate a potential presidential run, according to a Quinnipiac University study.

However, in this area there was also division, since while 88% of Democrats saw Trump practically disabled, only 23% of Republican supporters wanted him to be out of the race after the impeachment.

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