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États-Unis : l’élection de Donald Trump certifiée par le CongrèsToute l'information 24/7

Lundi, le Congrès américain a officialisé la victoire de Donald Trump à l'élection présidentielle de novembre dernier, lors d'une session dirigée par la vice-présidente Kamala Harris, qui avait été battue par l'homme d'affaires lors du scrutin. Les précisions de Matthieu Mabin, correspondant de France 24 à Washington.

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