Large inflatable with caricature of Trump will fly to London during the visit

Notimex – United States President Donald Trump will travel to the United Kingdom from July 12 to July 14, amid protests in the British capital that includes a huge inflatable balloon flying near the Westminster Parliament.

Inflatable is a cartoon of Trump as an orange baby making anger.

The mayor of the city, Sadiq Khan, who is a critic of the US president has granted permission to fly the inflatable amidst some criticism that they believe the US electorate.

Organizers of the "Stop Trump" march reported that some 50,000 people will participate in the events during Trump's visit on 13 July.

Trump's spokesman, Nona Hurkmans, said the Trump news flying across the skies of London has already been around the world, and they are trying to ridicule the "tantrums" of President.

"Friday we are showing a reflection of the baby president – and showing him that we are sorry for his tantrums.This demonstration has already succeeded in showing the cruel policies of the president," said Mr. Hurkmans

but l & # 39; The President's agenda is planned so that Trump can avoid the various demonstrations against him.

Trump will arrive Thursday afternoon at Stansted Airport – east of this city – from the summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) to Brussels

At night, Prime Minister Theresa May will be offering a gala dinner at Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Prime Minister Winston Churchill, which is located about 15 kilometers west of the city. ; Oxford.

President and First Lady, Melania Trump, will stay that night at Winfield House, the residence of the United States Ambassador in London, in front of downtown Regent's Park.

On Friday, the President will hold bilateral meetings at Checkers, Prime Minister Theresa May's country house, and in the afternoon he will travel to Windsor Castle, 35 kilometers from central London where the demonstrations will take place

Trump and his wife will travel to Scotland where the president is expected to visit the Scottish island of Lewis, the birthplace of his mother Mary Anne MacLeod

Trump has canceled a visit scheduled for the February when he was to inaugurate the new United States Embassy in the United Kingdom and would stay at Buckingham Palace, the official residence of Queen Elizabeth II.