In the United States, the Trump government released about 10,000 pages of records about the killing of Senator Robert Kennedy in 1968.
Record detection is part of President Donald Trump’s initiative to allow the public to examine long records related to a series of prominent murders in the 1960s – including records Former President John Kennedy (JFK) And priest Dr. Martin Luther King Junior (MLK).
Trump signed a decree determining the detection of archives related to this killing shortly after he took office. Thousands of pages related to JFK killing He was released in March.
The director of National Intelligence, Toulcy Gabbard, said in a statement that unlike the KFK killings, RFK and MLK records were not examined. Gabbard said he had led a work assistance in digitization.
It is not immediately clear the new information that arose from the disclosure.
Robert Kennedy was killed
RFK, the American Senator in New York and the former public prosecutor, competed for the democratic presidential appointment in 1968 when he was shot at the Los Angeles Hotel on June 5, shortly after delivering a letter representing his victory in California Elementary and South Dakota.
He was 42 years old.
Robert F. Kennedy Junior, The current Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services, who was 14 years old when his father was killed“Lifting the veil about RFK documents is a necessary step to restore confidence in the US government,” he said in a statement.