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Budget Paralysis in the United States: Closed Museums, Civil Servants without Pay and Political Arms
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Budget Paralysis in the United States: Closed Museums, Civil Servants without Pay and Political Arms
Washington - Paying of frozen officials, museums and closed national parks, affected air traffic: the United States is increasingly feeling the effects of fiscal paralysis, which enters Monday into its third week with still no outcome on the horizon. Since 1 October, Donald Trump's Republicans and the Democratic Opposition have been in a deadlock in Congress, unable to agree on a new budget. The federal state has since been in a state of "shutdo…
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