États-Unis : les démocrates poursuivent Donald Trump pour des publicités payées par les contribuables
Le Comité national démocrate accuse le président américain d'avoir utilisé des fonds publics pour des publicités à sa gloire.
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Le Comité national du Parti démocrate (DNC) a déposé une plainte contre le président américain Donald Trump, l'accusant d'avoir utilisé des fonds publics pour financer des publicités à sa propre gloire.
Selon la plainte, déposée mercredi, cette pratique constituerait une "violation flagrante" de l'interdiction visant à empêcher l'utilisation de l'argent des contribuables pour ce type de propagande, en particulier en période électorale.
Le DNC intervient alors que les élections de mi-mandat (midterms) approchent aux États-Unis, période durant laquelle l'utilisation de fonds publics à des fins de communication politique fait l'objet d'un encadrement strict.
Ni la Maison Blanche ni l'équipe de campagne du président n'ont pour l'instant réagi publiquement à cette plainte, selon les informations disponibles.
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- États-Unis : les démocrates poursuivent Trump pour des publicités payées par les contribuables — France 24 — Français
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