The Supreme Court blocks Trump's maneuvers to restrict mail-in voting in the midterm elections

The Supreme Court blocks Trump’s maneuvers to restrict mail-in voting in the midterm elections

Less than two months before the midterm legislative elections, the United States Supreme Court has blocked President Donald Trump’s last-minute attempts to restrict and take control of mail-in voting at the federal level. The emergency ruling, issued this Monday, comes as some states have already begun sending their ballots to citizens and means that, in practice, they will be able to continue doing so using the same procedure that has been used for decades. The ruling is significant because approximately one-third of the population uses mail to cast their vote.

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“I thought the whole city was on fire,” says the mayor of La Vall d'Uixó

“I thought the whole city was on fire,” says the mayor of La Vall d’Uixó

“On Saturday around half past one in the morning, I started receiving messages from citizens who thought their houses were burning, we also had to start evacuating the nursing home and make more difficult decisions; literally, I thought the whole city was on fire.” This is how Tania Baños, mayor of La Vall d’Uixó, describes the most tense moments experienced after the hellish fire broke out, forcing thousands of residents of the Castellón town to evacuate, who have spent several days on edge facing the threat of fire over their homes.

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