Democracies have grown stronger since the first Democratic Summit, which took place 15 months ago, also thanks to the commitments made at that time, the President of the United States announced on the opening day of the International Summit for Democracy.
Joe Biden made it clear that world history stands at a crossroads, and decisions taken today will influence the direction of global processes for decades.
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The President confirmed that the United States will support the promotion of democracy around the world with $690 million over the next two years under the Presidential Program.
At the event, which was attended by many heads of state and government, Joe Biden said that within the framework of the Presidential Initiative for Democratic Renewal launched in December 2021, in cooperation with Congress, it amounted to $ 400 million at that time.
$690 million in new resources will be provided to countries around the world to advance transparency and accountability, fight corruption, media freedom, and support technologies that work for democracy.
A new office will be established as part of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), which will deal with democracy and human rights, among other things.
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- Donald Trump’s popularity is up 54 percent, after 43 percent in February.
- While Ron DeSantis’ support fell nationally from 28 to 24 percent.
- Former Vice President Mike Pence is in third place, at 6 percent.
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Democratic voters remain divided over incumbent President Joe Biden’s re-election bid.
- 52 percent would like to see someone else as the Democratic nominee in the 2024 presidential election.
- Forty-two percent of those who voted for the president’s party, after 37 percent in February, are in favor of Joe Biden measuring himself again.
There hasn’t been a major shift in opinion of Joe Biden in the past year, said Democratic expert Chris Anderson, who participated in the poll, but at the same time he seems to be keeping up.
