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Video: Hillary Clinton, victim of malaise, during the anniversary ceremony of the September 11 attacks

September 12, 2016 Updated 08 / 02 / 2023 1 minute read BY Jerome Goulon
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On Sunday, during the ceremony marking the anniversary of the September 11 attacks in New York, the Democratic candidate for the American presidential election suffered from illness due to dehydration. He has since been diagnosed with pneumonia.

 

Hillary Clinton "will not be traveling to California this Monday," a spokesperson, Nick Merrill, said on Sunday, after the Democratic presidential candidate's discomfort at the September 11 commemoration ceremony.

During the ceremony in tribute to the victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks, the former secretary of state lost consciousness during her evacuation, falling several times, as evidenced by amateur videos posted on Twitter.

According to the entourage of the Democratic candidate for the White House, Hillary Clinton suffered a “heat stroke” when she had been at Ground Zero for an hour and a half. It was 28°C there. A few hours later, the former secretary of state's doctor announced that he had been diagnosed with pneumonia. Will this incident have consequences on his campaign?

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Jérôme Goulon joined the editorial team of Entrevue in 1999 as an intern before becoming editor-in-chief in 2014. He headed the reporting department and carried out major investigations using hidden cameras and undercover. Passionate about media, current affairs and sports (he was in charge of weekend football on the Europe 1 website from 1999 to 2001), he has published numerous exclusive interviews. At the same time, he has appeared regularly on television since 2007 on various channels (TF1, France 3, M6, C8, NRJ 12, RMC Story), notably on the sets of Jean-Marc Morandini and Cyril Hanouna. He has also been a columnist for Non Stop people (Canal+ group) and on Radio J. 

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