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Al centro Jacob Chansley (Ansa)
Al centro Jacob Chansley (Ansa)
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Assalto al Campidoglio, lo “sciamano” si candida al Congresso

Jacob Chansley, quel 6 gennaio 2021, era in testa ai rivoltosi con corna da "vichingo". Al giudice disse: «Ho sbagliato», ha scontato oltre due anni di carcere
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I legali di Enrique Tarrio (Ansa)
I legali di Enrique Tarrio (Ansa)
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Assalto a Capitol Hill, il leader dei Proud Boys condannato a 22 anni di carcere

Per Enrique Tarrio, classe 1984, la pena più dura per l'attentato del 6 gennaio 2021
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(fILE) - Supporters of US President Trump stand by the door of the Eastern front after they breached the US Capitol security in Washington, DC, USA, 06 January 2021 (reissued 03 January 2021). Following the November 2020 US presidential election, a tone set by supporters of defeated US President Donald Trump escalated further. Trump, who was refusing to concede the victory of Joe Biden, claiming voter fraud and rigged elections, told supporters and white nationalist extreme-right group Proud Boys to respectively 'Stop the Steal' and to 'stand back and stand by'. His social media accounts were suspended and the alt-right platform Parler gained in user numbers. On 06 January 2021, incumbent US vice president Pence was due to certify the Electoral College votes before Congress, the last step in the process before President-elect Biden was to be sworn in. In the morning, pro-Trump protesters had gathered for the so-called Save America March. Soon after Trump finished his speech at the Ellipse, the crowd marched to the Capitol. The attack had begun. Rioters broke into the Capitol building where the joint Congress session was being held. Lawmakers barricaded themselves inside the chambers and donned tear gas masks while rioters vandalized the building, some even occupying offices such as House Speaker Pelosi's. Eventually in the evening the building was cleared from insurrectionists, and the Congress chambers reconvened their session, confirming Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 US presidential election. In the aftermath, more than 600 people were charged with federal crimes in connection to the insurgency, and close Trump aides such as Steve Bannon, Mark Meadows and Roger Stone were subpoenaed by the House select committee investigating the attack. Trump himself was acquitted by the Senate in his second impeachment trial, this time for "inciting an insurrection". ANSA/JIM LO SCALZO ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local
(fILE) - Supporters of US President Trump stand by the door of the Eastern front after they breached the US Capitol security in Washington, DC, USA, 06 January 2021 (reissued 03 January 2021). Following the November 2020 US presidential election, a tone set by supporters of defeated US President Donald Trump escalated further. Trump, who was refusing to concede the victory of Joe Biden, claiming voter fraud and rigged elections, told supporters and white nationalist extreme-right group Proud Boys to respectively 'Stop the Steal' and to 'stand back and stand by'. His social media accounts were suspended and the alt-right platform Parler gained in user numbers. On 06 January 2021, incumbent US vice president Pence was due to certify the Electoral College votes before Congress, the last step in the process before President-elect Biden was to be sworn in. In the morning, pro-Trump protesters had gathered for the so-called Save America March. Soon after Trump finished his speech at the Ellipse, the crowd marched to the Capitol. The attack had begun. Rioters broke into the Capitol building where the joint Congress session was being held. Lawmakers barricaded themselves inside the chambers and donned tear gas masks while rioters vandalized the building, some even occupying offices such as House Speaker Pelosi's. Eventually in the evening the building was cleared from insurrectionists, and the Congress chambers reconvened their session, confirming Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 US presidential election. In the aftermath, more than 600 people were charged with federal crimes in connection to the insurgency, and close Trump aides such as Steve Bannon, Mark Meadows and Roger Stone were subpoenaed by the House select committee investigating the attack. Trump himself was acquitted by the Senate in his second impeachment trial, this time for "inciting an insurrection". ANSA/JIM LO SCALZO ATTENTION: This Image is part of a PHOTO SET *** Local
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Assalto a Capitol Hill, sostenitore di Trump condannato a 14 anni di carcere

Si tratta della pena più pesante inflitta finora per la rivolta del 6 gennaio 2021
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L'immagine di Trump nello Studio Ovale, proiettata nel corso di un'udienza della Commissione sul 6 gennaio (Ansa)
L'immagine di Trump nello Studio Ovale, proiettata nel corso di un'udienza della Commissione sul 6 gennaio (Ansa)
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Assalto a Capitol Hill, Trump contro Pence: “Un codardo e un robot”

L’ex presidente attacca il suo vice: “Un nastro trasportatore umano”
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epa09947814 Former US President Donald Trump speaks during the American Freedom Tour at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas, USA, 14 May 2022. The American Freedom Tour is a gathering of conservatives to celebrate Faith, Family, Finances, and Freedom. EPA/ADAM DAVIS
epa09947814 Former US President Donald Trump speaks during the American Freedom Tour at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas, USA, 14 May 2022. The American Freedom Tour is a gathering of conservatives to celebrate Faith, Family, Finances, and Freedom. EPA/ADAM DAVIS
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Trump: “L’assalto a Capitol Hill? Il più grande movimento della storia Usa”

Nuovo affondo dell’ex presidente Usa. Biden replica: “Il 6 gennaio 2021 violata la Costituzione per ribaltare il risultato elettorale”
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L'assalto (Ansa)
L'assalto (Ansa)
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Suicida un altro agente che aveva cercato di respingere l’assalto al Congresso Usa

Sono quattro i poliziotti al lavoro il 6 gennaio scorso che si sono tolti la vita

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Sicurezza a scuola, Isola in maglia nera. La Regione: «Ma ci sono stati progressi»

Portas: «Il 14% di edifici con certificato di agibilità non significa che l'86% ne sia privo, ma che l'informazione non è stata caricata». Presto una task force
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