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Trump will avoid demonstrations during his UK tour
LONDON / WASHINGTON
To the President of the United States, Donald Trump I would like to sign a quick trade agreement with the United Kingdom at the end of Brexit said Friday the Washington ambassador to London, before a visit next week where the US President plans to stay away from the protests.
Trump will arrive on Thursday at United Kingdom following a NATO summit in Belgium that could be complicated by the US President's insistence that the Allies pay more for their defense and among the disputes Trade between Washington and Europe
The United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Woody Johnson reported that trade [19659007] could be the most gushed of the "special relationship" between the two countries, and assured that it is something that Trump intends to strengthen.
I would love to sign a bilateral agreement and I'm really ready to go as soon as we've seen it, "Johnson said, adding that US agencies are already analyzing how to forge an agreement.
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However, for Trump – whose mother is from Scotland – will be less pleasant the protests that await him in London. More than 50,000 people confirmed that they would protest what they view as Trump's racism and machismo as well as against their treatment of immigrants.
The US president will stay away from protests. He will meet the British Prime Minister, Theresa May in his 16th century mansion; visit Queen Elizabeth at Windsor Castle; and attend a gala dinner at the home of the former leader during World War II Winston Churchill, place all outside of London.
Despite criticism in the UK, Trump will meet Queen Elizabeth [19659005] Johnson said that the trip is not expected to avoid the protests. Trump has already shown his irritation with demonstrations in the United States.
A spokeswoman for May said the British were waiting for the visit. "We want to make sure that the President has the opportunity to see and know the UK beyond London and the South East," he told reporters.
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