A court ruled that Trump needed the congressional endorsement to continue the dance hall works at the White House
The decision will enter into force within 14 days to allow the White House to appeal to the Supreme Court
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The decision will enter into force within 14 days to allow the White House to appeal to the Supreme Court. The problems in the reform of the White House are linked to those of the reflective pond. Trump's plans again collide with reality.
Furthermore, "The decision whether or not to build a large dance room is the responsibility of Congress, and it is not a matter of the executive's self-service," the court wrote. Trump conceived the "ballroom" as the symbol of his passage through the White House; a work whose estimated budget has been rising over the months. The ballroom is one of Trump's great bets, which aspires to leave its legacy in the White House complex as "a gift for the United States, and more than a gift": "It will be one of the most beautiful buildings ever built in the country," he said.
In addition, "This decision has absolutely nothing to do with whether the proposed ballroom is desirable or not, from a political point of view. The President of the United States has wanted to impose his mark on everyone, and in everyone he is finding serious problems in doing so. The federal district judge Leon has twice blocked the construction of the ballroom, although he has allowed the underground works to continue.
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The decision will enter into force within 14 days to allow the White House to appeal to the Supreme Court.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe problems in the reform of the White House are linked to those of the reflective pond.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesTrump's plans again collide with reality.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"The decision whether or not to build a large dance room is the responsibility of Congress, and it is not a matter of the executive's self-service," the court wrote.
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Trump conceived the "ballroom" as the symbol of his passage through the White House; a work whose estimated budget has been rising over the months.
according to La Tercera (CL) — PortadaThe ballroom is one of Trump's great bets, which aspires to leave its legacy in the White House complex as "a gift for the United States, and more than a gift": "It will be one of the most beautiful buildings ever built in the country," he said.
according to El Español — Portada"This decision has absolutely nothing to do with whether the proposed ballroom is desirable or not, from a political point of view.
according to El Español — PortadaThe President of the United States has wanted to impose his mark on everyone, and in everyone he is finding serious problems in doing so.
according to El País — PortadaThe federal district judge Leon has twice blocked the construction of the ballroom, although he has allowed the underground works to continue.
according to El País — PortadaThe US Government now has 14 days to appeal this decision to the Supreme Court
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"The decision whether or not to build a large dance room is the responsibility of Congress, and it is not a matter of the executive's self-service," the..
omitted byLeft sidePublic / Agenciescovered byRight sideThe decision will enter into force within 14 days to allow the White House to appeal to the Supreme Court.
omitted byPublic / Agenciescovered byLeft sideRight sideThe problems in the reform of the White House are linked to those of the reflective pond.
omitted byPublic / Agenciescovered byLeft sideRight sideTrump's plans again collide with reality.
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