The president of the United States ordered the closure of the White House website in Spanish. This decision resumes a measure adopted during his first term in 2017, reflecting ideologies and the focus on empowering his country and its roots.
Upon assuming his second term, Donald Trump again eliminated the Spanish website, despite Joe Biden having reversed this measure to foster communication with the Spanish-speaking community. Now, when trying to access the page, users encounter a 'Not Found' message that redirects to the English site.
Although the White House's Spanish account on social media remains active for now, there is speculation about its possible closure in the coming hours. Although no official explanation has been provided, it is believed that the decision may be related to prioritizing communication in English and reducing official content in other languages.
This measure could be part of an effort to consolidate a more root-centered and American cultural identity, reducing the presence of government messages in foreign languages.
