Surrounded by three former presidents, Barack Obama opens his presidential museum in Chicago

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• With their presence at all three, all White House tenants since 1992 are present with the exception of its current occupant, Donald Trump, not invited, who regularly takes the first black president of the United States as a target and compared the massive grey stone building with a trash can.

  according to Le Temps

• Barack Obama built his presidential museum in the southern quarters of Chicago, where he lived for a long time with his wife Michelle, where their daughters were born and where his political trajectory, which led him to the White House for two terms, from 2008 to 2016, began.

  according to Le Temps

• Like Kamala Harris, the unfortunate presidential candidate in 2024, Nancy Pelosi, a great Democrat, and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

  according to Le Temps

• The ex-Democratic president received a lot of applause when, referring to the 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence, he recalled that it established that there would be "no kings".

  according to Le Temps

• In front of a party of celebrities, the 44th President of the United States defended his vision of the United States as an "indefinable force in the service of good in the world".

  according to France 24 (français)

• Masterpiece: a 69-metre granite tower, almost without windows, which houses exposed collections.

  according to Le Temps

• Basketball Hundreds of curious people, some from the South Side of Chicago, others from Africa for the occasion, gathered in a large adjacent park to follow the opening of the $850 million cultural complex.

  according to Le Temps

• George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Joe Biden attended the opening of the Barack Obama Presidential Museum in Chicago on Thursday, which cost $850 million.

  according to France 24 (français)

• Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Wonder In the rostrum, he defended his vision of the United States as a "indefinable force in the service of good in the world" rather than that of an America that "trys to dominate, intimidate and seize any opportunity just because it can".

  according to Le Temps

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