Insuring under pandemic conditions, Washington gears up for new president

The United States of Amrica this Wednesday has prepared for the insulation of the 46th President in history of Joe Biden. Everything is ready for a ceremony that will take place in unusual conditions due to pandemic.

The 46th president of the United States does not have much time at his disposal, shortly after the ceremony he will begin his work.

His vow before him is a tradition that began with Ronald Reagan in 1981. Washington and Capitol will be guarded by nearly 20,000 members of the National Guard and thousands of police officers under a plan drafted by the secret services.

The number of participants at the ceremony is very small - almost 200 people, since the conditions of the pandemic cannot allow more. Participants will be replaced by 191,500 American flags, symbolising the American people and their unnatural presence at this historic moment.

This does not mean, however, that millions of Americans and wider ones will not look directly at the oath ceremony.

The host of the ceremony is the renowned actor Tom Hanks. There will be traditional inspections of the procession by the new president, but not parades at the Pennsylvania Avenue towards the White House. American media reported that there would be a virtual “parade”. Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez and Demi Lovato are just some of the renowned artists who will honor the new president.