Elon Musk resigns as Trump's adviser amid political tensions

Washington, D.C. – Elon Musk has announced his departure from the U.S. government, ending his role as a key adviser to President Donald Trump in the federal administration. His resignation comes at a time of growing tension between the tech mogul and the government, especially after his recent criticism of a spending bill promoted by Trump.

Musk, who led the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiative, had been an advocate for reducing public spending and eliminating programs deemed unnecessary. However, his relationship with the administration deteriorated when he expressed his dissatisfaction with the Republican legislative package, calling it a "massive spending project" that contradicts the goals of government efficiency.

President Trump responded to Musk's criticism from the Oval Office, defending the bill and stating that it was necessary to fulfill his administration's priorities. "I'm not happy with certain aspects, but I'm thrilled with others," Trump declared, suggesting that the bill might still undergo modifications.

Musk's departure marks the end of an era in which the entrepreneur sought to implement significant reforms in the federal government. Although DOGE will continue operating without him, it remains to be seen whether the initiative will maintain its influence without its most visible leader.

Sources Press office/ The white house/EFE/ Washington/

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