Embattled Los Angeles City Councilman Kevin de León told Univision that he has no intention of resigning, despite calls to step down by protesters, his fellow councilmembers and even President Biden. Latest here:
Most of the other councilmembers have also publicly said de León and Cedillo should resign, saying the city cannot heal until that happens.
Last week, President Joe Biden weighed in on the controversy. A White House spokesperson said the president believes all of the councilmembers involved in the recorded conversation should step down.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Los Angeles City Council elects new president after leaked racist audio rocked cityA week after a leaked audio recording erupted Los Angeles in scandal and left the city in a state of uncertainty over its leadership, the city council on Tuesday elected Councilmember Paul Krekorian as its new president.
続きを読む »
Paul Krekorian selected as Los Angeles City Council presidentKrekorian succeeds former Councilwoman Nury Martinez as president after she resigned amid the ongoing racist recording scandal.
続きを読む »
Los Angeles City Council names new president amid controversyThe Los Angeles City Council elected Paul Krekorian as its new council president a week after the previous president resigned.
続きを読む »
Los Angeles City Council to meet virtually again after electing new presidentHAPPENING TODAY: One day after electing a new council president and being met with protests over a scandal involving racist remarks made by then-president Nury Martinez, the L.A. City Council is meeting virtually again.
続きを読む »
Kevin de León Says He Won’t Resign From Los Angeles City CouncilLos Angeles City Councilman Kevin de León said that he won’t resign from the Los Angeles City Council amid the furor over a leaked audio of a conversation with two colleagues and a top labor official
続きを読む »
Endorsement: Hugo Soto-Martínez for Los Angeles City Council District 13Endorsement: Hugo Soto-Martinez has spent his career working for people who don’t have a voice in City Hall except through their union leadership. (via latimesopinion)
続きを読む »