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He went to mass and to a nearby cemetery where his son Beau is buried, as well as his first wife, Neilia, and his daughter Naomi.

United States President-elect Joe Biden maintained his Sunday 8-N routine by attending mass at a church near his home in Wilmington, Delaware, one day after giving his victory speech in Tuesday’s presidential election. last after an agonizing tally in which he beat Republican Donald Trump.

Biden, a practicing Catholic, attended St Joseph’s Church on Brandywine in Wilmington, his place of residence, with his daughter Ashley and grandson Hunter.

As usual, the former president-elect left the temple before the service ended so as not to upset the rest of the parishioners given the large number of journalists and his security entourage.

Soon after, He headed to a nearby cemetery where his son Beau is buried, as well as his first wife, Neilia, and daughter Naomi.

Biden no longer has any public events scheduled for the day.

On the other hand, he announced this Sunday the launch of his transition team together with the vice president-elect, Kamala Harris, and which will be focused on the main current challenges of the country: addressing the coronavirus pandemic, economic recovery, advancement of racial equity. and the fight against the climate crisis.

Biden, who served as vice president of the Barack Obama administration between 2009 and 2017, presented himself in his victory speech as the conciliatory leader who will seek to end polarization in the country.

The projection of the triumph of the veteran Democrat politician came after nearly four days of heartbreaking wait, as states counted the record of ballots mailed in the highest turnout in US history.