The Democratic Convention, which will confirm Kamala Harris’ candidacy, begins next Monday

This Monday the Democratic National Convention that must support Kamala Harris official candidate of that party for the White House. In addition to the current, Joe Bidenthe former presidents Obama And Clinton They will also be speakers at the Democratic Convention, which runs through Thursday in Chicago.

Biden and Hillary Clinton are scheduled to speak on Monday, Obama on Tuesday and Bill Clinton on Wednesday, although times have not yet been announced.

Harris, who on August 2 received the necessary votes to mathematically become the Democratic Party nominee for the November 5 elections, will accept you appointment on thursday.

The day before, on Wednesday, Tim Walz, whom he has elected as vice president, will give his acceptance speech.

Harris arrives in Chicago three weeks after taking charge of a new campaign, well-funded and staffed with fresh talent; one that has managed to energize Democratic voters, with rallies sometimes drawing more than 14,000, and flip the polls.

The formula Harris-Walz has virtually eliminated all of Trump’s advantages in states that will be crucial in the United States Electoral College system, and this convention may serve to maintain the momentum of what was, contrary to expectations at the beginning of the year, the first female president of the United States.

Ortuzar will attend the Democratic Convention

PNV President Andoni Ortuzar will lead his party’s delegation attending the Democratic Party’s national convention.

The PNV explained that its presence at this “world-class” political event aims to further update and strengthen the excellent relations it maintains with the American Democratic Party.

The formation chaired by Ortuzar has participated continuously in all Democratic conventions since 2004, including the last one, which was held in telematic format in 2020 due to the pandemic. Ortuzar already participated in 2016, when he declared Hillary Clinton as the candidate for the White House.

Travelling with Ortuzar will be the PNV’s head of International Relations, Mikel Burzako, who has indicated that he is an “essentially European and Atlanticist party that defends Western values ​​and human rights.”

“For the PNV it is very important that there is a strong government in the United States that has a high vision, exercises international leadership and maintains close relations with the European Union in an increasingly complicated world, in which dictatorships and authoritarian regimes have more and more power, more space and pose a greater threat,” he noted in a note.