Europa Press This is how Donald Trump's inauguration as President of the United States will be
Trump announced on Truth Social that the inauguration will be in the Capitol rotunda to protect attendees from the wingere cold.
Donald Trump will reassume the presidency of the U.S. this January 20. It'll be the first ceremony in decades held inside the Capitol.
The New York magnate will take office for the second time after defeating Kamala Harris in the November elections.
The ceremony will be historic, with temperatures of 21.2°F and a wind chill that could reach 8.6°F in Washington D.C.
Trump announced on Truth Social that the inauguration will be in the Capitol rotunda to protect attendees from the wingere cold.
"The conditions are dangerous for everyone, from officers to attendees. If you decide to come, bundle up well!," Trump commented.
The last time a similar event was moved indoors was in 1985, during Ronald Reagan's inauguration, with temperatures of 6.8°F.
According to the 20th Amendment, the ceremony must take place on January 20 or the 21st if it falls on a Sunday. Biden and Harris will end their term that day.
The event will begin at 12:00 local time and will be attended by thousands of guests and national and international authorities.
J.D. Vance will first be sworn in as vice president. Then, Trump will take the oath promising to defend the U.S. Constitution.
Trump's inaugural address will mark the official start of his second term at the helm of the White House until 2028.
After the oath, Trump will sign his first executive orders in the presidential hall of the Capitol.
The military parade will travel down Pennsylvania Avenue, from the Capitol to the White House, in an event full of symbolism.
Although it's not common to invite foreign heads of state, Trump has extended invitations to ideologically aligned leaders.
Among the guests are Nayib Bukele, Xi Jinping, Benjamin Netanyahu, Giorgia Meloni, and Javier Milei, among others.
Politicians like Matteo Salvini, Marine Le Pen, and Santiago Abascal will also be present at the ceremony.
The socialist government of Spain will be represented solely by Ángeles Moreno, ambassador in Washington.
The day will include an inaugural luncheon and commemorative events designed to highlight Trump's vision for the future.
With this ceremony, Trump seeks to project leadership, unity, and determination in his return to the U.S. presidency.
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