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SPECIALE ELEZIONI USA 2016 – SKY TG24 ore 16:30 del 21 ottobre 2016 – Ospite Marta Dassù

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    • 21 October 2016
    • October 2016
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    • 21 October 2016
    Evento correlatoThe US election: the stakes for Europe

    Unless we wake up to an overturn, Hillary Clinton will be the next president of the United States. In the final days of a campaign with little content, cheap shots and anything but stirring electoral debates, Donald Trump remains behind her in the polls, is - if at all possible - turning up the volume of the shouting match, and threatens to violate the 240-year basis of democracy in America by announcing that he might not acknowledge any winner other than himself.