The Ambassador of Mexico in U.S, Martha Bárcena, included in several tweets, by way of chronicle, the iconic moments of Joe Biden’s inauguration of the Capitol.
The Mexican ambassador to Washington announced very early that she was at the US State Department “on her way to President Joe Biden’s inauguration ceremony.”
On behalf of Mexico, Martha Bárcena attended the ceremony.
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“The heads of the mission are from our respective countries. A cold but very sunny day ”, he wrote in a first message on Wednesday.
He also shared images of the city during his transfer to the Capitol.
I’m on bus 9, at the State Department, on my way to the President’s inauguration ceremony @JoeBiden . The Heads of Mission participate on behalf of our respective countries. A cold but very sunny day. Congratulations EU! pic.twitter.com/Nas51RWFWt
– Martha Bárcena (@Martha_Barcena) January 20, 2021
“Images of the bus heading for the Capitol: the Washington Monument, the White House in the distance, the museum of African American history. On Constitution Avenue. Fences everywhere, ”he wrote, adding pictures of what he had seen.
The ambassador also witnessed the powerful operation Washington underwent for Biden’s inauguration.
“The city in the midst of extreme security measures. Without the buzz that celebrated the inauguration of a new president on previous occasions, ”he said.
Images of the bus heading to the Capitol: the Washington Monument, the White House in the distance, the museum of African American history. On Constitution Avenue. Fences everywhere pic.twitter.com/8ADRhlz2uZ
– Martha Bárcena (@Martha_Barcena) January 20, 2021
Minute by minute, the diplomat was in charge of telling her followers what happened on a historic day, as she noted, in the United States.
“An unprecedented inauguration: in the midst of a pandemic, a divided country in search of unity, a president who knows the US government inside out: he has been a senator since he was 29, vice president,” he said in his report.
The city in the midst of extreme security measures. Without the buzz that celebrated the inauguration of a new president on previous occasions.
– Martha Bárcena (@Martha_Barcena) January 20, 2021
Bárcena He also shared a photo of Biden’s inauguration calendar.
Nearly 5 hours after her chronicle began on Twitter, Martha Bárcena ended her story by congratulating the new President of the United States and Vice President Kamala Harris.
Half December Bárcena announced his early retirement after 43 years in the foreign service.
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