WASHINGTON:
The closure of the United States government seemed likely to extend next week when the senators were preparing on Friday to vote for a fourth time on a financing correction proposed by the Republicans of Donald Trump who has little hope of success.
Federal agencies have no longer had money since Wednesday – with a wide range of crippled public services – due to discussions in a dead end at the Congress on how to keep the lights on.
Senate leaders are currently not intended to keep the Upper Congress Chamber in session during the weekend.
This means that an afternoon vote on a short-term correction which has already been rejected several times will be the last chance of the week for a ramp excluding ramp in crisis that many analysts fear.
Before the action in the Senate, the Trump administration suspended the publication of a key employment report, throwing a fog on the health of the greatest economy in the world.
