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Sé que "presidente electo" de esa oración es Joe Biden.
Pero gramaticalmente, ¿hay posibilidad de que "presidente electo" sea "Juan González"?
Sé que "presidente electo" de esa oración es Joe Biden.
Pero gramaticalmente, ¿hay posibilidad de que "presidente electo" sea "Juan González"?
Pero gramaticalmente, ¿hay posibilidad de que "presidente electo" sea "Juan González"?
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Por todo eso, el éxito de Trump en Florida –pese a su derrota nacional– probablemente dejará una huella en la estrategia latinoamericana de Biden. Asesores del presidente electo como Juan González ya han insistido en que “no se puede rebobinar” la historia para regresar al 2016, cuando Obama inició su osada apuesta de tender puentes con Cuba.
Por todo eso, el éxito de Trump en Florida –pese a su derrota nacional– probablemente dejará una huella en la estrategia latinoamericana de Biden. Asesores del presidente electo como Juan González ya han insistido en que “no se puede rebobinar” la historia para regresar al 2016, cuando Obama inició su osada apuesta de tender puentes con Cuba.
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No, ya que dice "el presidente electo". Es decir, en singular.
Si estuviera en plural (asesores de los presidentes electos como Juan González), ¡entonces sí tendría sentido lo que dices!
Pero aún así con el contexto se entiende que el presidente electo es Biden 😅
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@rbep no, no hay lugar a confusión, simplemente se ha cambiado "como por ejemplo" por "como" para simplificar el texto lo cual se puede hacer.
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No, ya que dice "el presidente electo". Es decir, en singular.
Si estuviera en plural (asesores de los presidentes electos como Juan González), ¡entonces sí tendría sentido lo que dices!
Pero aún así con el contexto se entiende que el presidente electo es Biden 😅
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