The Day After Trump's Inauguration, White House Spanish Website and X Account Disappear

The day after Donald Trump was inaugurated as President of the United States, the Spanish version disappeared from the official White House website.

On the 21st (local time), the Spanish site of the White House homepage in the United States. Yonhap News Agency

As of the 21st (local time), the Spanish site on the official White House homepage shows an "Error 404" message along with "Page Not Found."

According to the AP News, the White House's Spanish version X (formerly Twitter) account and the government page on reproductive freedom are also unavailable. However, Spanish pages of other government agencies such as the Department of Labor, Department of Justice, and Department of Agriculture are still operational.

White House Deputy Press Secretary Harrison Fields responded to questions about this change by saying, "(It is) the second day of the administration," and that they are "in the process of developing, editing, and adjusting the White House website," AP reported.

He added, "As part of the ongoing work, some archived content on the website has been put into a dormant state," and "We are committed to restoring that content shortly."

Previously, President Trump had also eliminated the Spanish site on the White House homepage during his first term in 2017. At that time, the White House stated plans to restore it, but the restoration was carried out during former President Joe Biden's administration in 2021.

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