Bill Clinton, former president of the United States, hospitalized

The former president of the United States Bill Clinton was hospitalized with fever this Monday in Washington, according to his office. The 78-year-old Democrat was under observation and is in good spirits, they added from those around him.

Clinton “was admitted to Georgetown University Medical Center this afternoon for tests and observation after developing a fever,” said the deputy chief of his cabinet, Angel Urena, on platform in good spirits“.

So far, his wife Hillary, former senator and presidential candidate in 2016 against Donald Trump, has not expressed herself about it on her social networks.

He 42nd North American president had been internship in 2021 due to an infection that spread to his bloodstream, CNN recapped.

Furthermore, in 2004 he underwent a quadruple bypass heart surgery and were inserted dos stents to open an artery in 2010.

Clinton had active participation in the last electoral campaign supporting Kamala HarrisJoe Biden’s vice president who ran to succeed him in the White House from the defeated Democratic Party, once again in the hands of Trump.

The same news network highlighted that he has maintained an intense travel schedule since the elections with the publication of his new book “Citizen: My Life After the White House” (Citizen, my life after the Casa Rosadain its English translation).

On social networks, the Democrat, who was president between 1993 and 2001, expressed himself for the last time last December 13 writing: “I have always been inspired by people who decide, against all odds, take a step forward“.

His book, he continued, “shares some of those stories” and added: “It shows us how we can find ways to start again to create a better future“.