Republican Ron DeSantis will announce this Wednesday his candidacy for the US presidential election along with Elon Musk, owner of Twitter and Tesla. Thus, the current governor of Florida will appear this afternoon (night in Spain) together with Musk on Twitter Spaces, as reported by 'Fox'.

Along with his announcement, DeSantis is expected to file the paperwork with the Federal Election Commission, officially launching his Republican Party presidential campaign.

'Fox' notes that DeSantis has been in the top tier of contenders for the Republican nomination for months, behind former President Donald Trump and ahead of the rest of the field of real and likely candidates in nearly every Party primary poll. Republican.

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Former President Trump, who sponsored DeSantis's 2018 Florida gubernatorial candidacy, has become his biggest critic since the governor began signaling that he would run for the Republican nomination, and therefore that he will be your rival. Learning of his plans for today, Tump and his allies rushed to attack DeSantis. "Advertising on Twitter is perfect for Ron DeSantis," a Trump adviser told Fox News. "So he doesn't have to interact with people and the media can't ask him questions."

So far, candidates for the Republican primary are former President Donald Trump, who is the favorite in all the polls, former South Carolina Governor and former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley, former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson, businessman Vivek Ramaswamy and African American Senator Tim Scott.