The Trump-Harris duel: tensions and expectations in the US presidential campaign.

The political landscape in the United States has reignited with the announcement by former President Donald Trump of his willingness to debate multiple times with the likely Democratic presidential candidate, Vice President Kamala Harris. In a call with media organized by the National Republican Committee, Trump expressed his readiness to debate more than once, stating that it is an obligation for candidates to face off in public debates to present their ideas and proposals. This statement by the former president comes at a crucial moment in the presidential race, with Trump's recent formal nomination as the Republican candidate following an assassination attempt at a rally in Pennsylvania. Trump has criticized ABC's choice for the second debate, suggesting he would prefer it to take place on Fox News, a channel considered conservative, rather than on a network he views as less aligned with his interests. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris has intensified her campaign, urging citizens to vote to avoid a future of "chaos, fear, and hatred" under a potential Donald Trump presidency. In a public event, the vice president highlighted her experience as a prosecutor to strongly attack the Republican candidate, labeling him as a person of questionable reputation and the first former president convicted of a crime in the country's history. Harris's announcement as the Democratic nominee, even though her official nomination will occur at the Democratic National Convention in August, marks a milestone in the presidential campaign leading up to the elections. With recent backing from Joe Biden, who dropped out of the presidential race to support Harris, the vice president positions herself as a key figure in the contest against Trump. The debate between Trump and Harris is shaping up to be a crucial showdown in which not only the proposals and visions of both candidates will be at stake, but also their ability to persuade voters and earn their trust. The possibility of multiple debates between the contenders promises to be a scenario of political confrontation that will keep the public on edge and shape the course of the electoral campaign in the coming months. The contrast between the stances and styles of Trump and Harris has become more evident in recent weeks, with mutual accusations and criticisms reflecting the political polarization that characterizes the current American landscape. While Trump seeks to reaffirm his leadership and promote his political agenda, Harris appeals to a message of unity and change in the face of what she considers a regression represented by the former president. The challenge posed by Trump to Harris to debate multiple times adds a new element of tension and expectation to a presidential campaign that appears to be one of the most closely contested and consequential in recent American history. With Harris's nomination as the Democratic candidate, the electoral contest takes on a new dimension, in which the confrontation of ideas and values between the two contenders emerges as a turning point in the country's political direction.