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US President Donald Trump concludes a four-day visit to Britain, dominated by his blasting of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy, spending the weekend in Scotland.
Trump stays in one of his Turnberry golf complexes, southwest of Glasgow, in a private part of the trip before traveling to Helsinki with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Scottish Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon, a fierce critic of Trump, refused to meet him. s' reunited at Glasgow Airport by a representative of the British government.
An important anti-Trump rally is scheduled for Saturday in Edinburgh after a mbad demonstration in London on Friday which, according to the organizers, attracted more than 250,000 people
. The most read newspaper in Britain, Trump, said in an extraordinary interview with the Friday edition of the tabloid The Sun, the most widely read newspaper in Britain. May's plan for post-Brexit relations with the EU "would likely kill" prospects for a trade deal between the United Kingdom and the United States.
He also said that former Foreign Minister Boris Johnson May, would make a "grand prime minister".
Trump said that he had advised May to adopt a different strategy on Brexit, saying to the newspaper: "I would have done it differently." I actually told Theresa May how to do it but she did not agree, she did not listen. "
The unprecedented criticism comes at a particularly sensitive moment for May, who is facing a Rebellion against her by the hard Brexit After the May meeting at Checkers' retreat outside London on Friday, Trump seemed more conciliatory, claiming that bilateral relations "have never been stronger." 19659002] "Everything you do is acceptable to us, make sure you can trade together, that's all that matters," he told May.
"The United States United hope to conclude a major bilateral trade agreement "repeatedly praised May's leadership, saying that she was a e "wonderful woman".
Trump stays at the Turnberry Golf Resort – the same course that he inaugurated on June 24, 2016, a day after the referendum in which Britain voted EU
Discord on his other gol In Scotland, there is little love lost between Trump and the pro-independence government in Scotland.
In 2006, the billionaire real estate mogul bought a 1400-acre (567-hectare) lot near Aberdeen and pledged it
The proposal was welcomed by the government to the Time and Trump was named "Global Scot" business ambbadador.
But local councilors rejected plan despite fierce opposition from environmentalists and
SNP government overturned councilors' decision shortly after nationalist golf enthusiast Alex Salmond took control, setting off a brief, stormy bromance with Trump who called Salmond "an incredible man".
However, the relationship cooled when Trump's promise to create 6,000 jobs and to invest 1 billion pounds did not materialize, and Trump began to interfere with the SNP's flagship plan to make Scotland's Renewable Energy
The Trump organization spent about 100 million pounds on the course, known as Trump International Golf Links, and employed about 650 temporary and permanent employees – but the company insists that the station remains a work in progress.
Three years later, Trump went to the Scottish Parliament to complain about plans to build 11 "ugly" offshore wind turbines near his new Aberdeenshire station, insisting that development would do "terrible damage" to tourism Scottish. evidence "when Scottish lawmakers asked him to confirm his badertion that the wind farm would" destroy Scotland's financial well-being.
Sturgeon, who canceled Trump's "Global Scot" title after he pledged to reduce Muslim immigration to the United States, turned on the first wind turbine last week.
"A famous owner of golf courses in America who, I think, has now turned his hand to politics, decided to sue the Scottish government to try" The Scottish Government beat the owner of the American golf course in front of the court … and these great wind turbines produced their first electricity, "she said.
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