Joe Biden pardons his son Hunter Biden

• Why did Biden sign the pardon for Hunter?
• What motivated the presidential decision days after leaving office?
• What did Biden say about the judicial process?

President Joe Biden signed a pardon for his son Hunter Biden, who was facing tax and gun charges.

Biden, who since taking office assured that he would not interfere in the decisions of the Department of Justice, expressed that, despite keeping that promise, his son’s case was influenced by political factors and processed selectively.

Biden recalled that, like many people facing similar problems, Hunter did not commit serious aggravations, such as the use of a weapon in the commission of a crime.

Although Hunter paid the taxes owed with penalties and interest, the case was treated differently due to political pressure from his opponents.

Joe Biden pardons his son Hunter

The president stressed that if the plea agreement negotiated by the Department of Justice had been maintained, the case would have been resolved fairly.

The president stressed that Hunter was the target of constant attacks due to his family relationship, and that these efforts not only sought to affect his son, but also him as president.

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Throughout his career, Biden has defended a basic principle: telling the truth to the American people, and he claimed that this process was marked by crude politics and a miscarriage of justice.

Biden, upon signing the pardon, expressed that he saw no point in further delaying the decision, seeking to put an end to what he considered a relentless and unfair attack on his family, as expressed in a

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