May's reproaches and protests mark Trump's further tense visit

PARIS.- After singing the victory for the "successes"
at the NATO summit in Brussels – and immediately denied by its allies –


Donald Trump
continued his European tour of London yesterday, during a trip marked by protests against him and the differences with


Prime Minister Theresa May
for his plan for the


Brexit
. There, an impressive security device was waiting to prevent the president from crossing with thousands of protesters who rejected his presence in the country for two days.

Before leaving Brussels, however, Trump did not seem concerned about this prospect. "The British love me a lot," he said, saying they shared the same concern about blind immigration. "That's why Brexit came in. And for that reason, I'm very popular in Britain."

A curious way to badyze the reality, when its presence in Britain – called "work visit", although it will be surrounded by certain pump occurs after being repeatedly postponed by the popular resistance.

Trump was received yesterday in May and will be having tea today with Queen Elizabeth II. In an interview with
The Sun for its edition today, the President stated that the May plan for Brexit could "possibly kill" the possibility of a free trade agreement with the United States. United. "If they approve of an agreement like this, we will deal with the European Union [UE] instead of Britain, and that can probably kill the agreement," he said. he says.

Meanwhile, his biggest concern in England He will avoid the protests, which include a six-meter giant balloon with the effigy of the president characterized as a baby. Called Baby Trump, the artifact evokes the capricious, changing and infantile character of the White House head.

Among other rejections, the human rights organization Amnesty International (AI) yesterday deployed a 15-meter banner. Long on London's Vauxhall Bridge, which portrays Trump as a "human rights nightmare".

For this reason, immediately after arriving at the airport of Stansted, North London, Trump and his wife, Melania, they boarded a helicopter – and not from there. a limousine – to get to the residence of the US ambbadador.

In the evening, the president and his wife were treated to a gala dinner organized by the Prime Minister. , the residence where former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill was born, one of Trump's heroes.

According to badysts, the meeting should be a good opportunity to hint at the future of the relac bilateral trade after the departure of Britain from the EU, in March 2019. The day before yesterday May said the visit would be an excellent opportunity to strengthen trade links and cooperation on security issues.

Trump are not the best. Since his arrival at the White House, May has been forced to criticize his decision to raise tariffs for steel and aluminum, to abandon the nuclear treaty with the l '. Iran, to move the embbady of his country to Jerusalem, to ban the entry of Muslims in the United States and retweet racist messages from a British right-wing group. In turn, Trump said this week that Britain is in full "political turmoil," criticized its low defense spending and, indirectly, how May Negotiate Brexit with the EU.

"Brexit is Brexit. The British voted for that, so I guess that's what they're going to do, although they can take a different route, I do not know if that's exactly what people voted, "he said. , maintenance of commercial links with the single market

This lack of mutual sympathy was highlighted by the official agenda of the visit: no state trip – which would have forced the queen to walk in a car through the center. London – no food at Downing Street, seat of government; "The diplomatic goal is to make sure that the visit goes smoothly, without offending Trump and preventing Trump from saying unpleasant things about Brexit or the future." , "noted a British diplomatic source.