US President Donald Trump's visit to the United Kingdom lasted less than two days. But he was full of contradictions. The weekend will be devoted to golf in one of their resorts in Scotland, before a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on Monday
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Air Force One lands at Stansted Airport at 13:59 CET and the aircraft at Stansted Airport, England.
Thursday, Brussels, where Trump had attended the NATO summit. The British were still digesting the words of the American president, who, at the press conference after the meeting had asked if the brexit that voters would receive would be the one in which they had voted. Among other things.
In this document, the president accused the prime minister of ruining the country with the "soft" brexit. "If they conclude a deal like this, we will deal with the European Union, instead of dealing with the UK, which would probably kill the deal," said, claiming to have told Theresa May how to negotiate the brexit, but
The president also said, for example, that Boris Johnson would make an "excellent" prime minister, considering him "very talented" and admitting that he really like".
The reactions to The Sun's interview marked the morning of Friday. Trump is determined to insult our prime minister Whistle [expressão usada quando se diz uma coisa que, para um grupo específico, significa outra] in his interview with The Sun is repulsive If subscribing to Trump's vision of the world is the price of the deal, I will not pay, "" Conservative MP Sarah Wollaston writes on Twitter
Emily Thornberry, Labor, also spoke in May's defense, saying that Trump's behavior was "extraordinarily rude." "She is the host of him What his mother taught him is not the way to behave, "said Foreign Minister Shadow of Foreign Affairs on the Good Morning Britain program of ITV.
State, Sam Gyimah, simply wrote, "Where are your manners, Mr. President?"
There were also those who said that after the comments, Trump was not to meet Queen Elizabeth II, as
A Trump Baby in the Sky of London
The Protesters have since invaded London. The star was a gigantic six-meter balloon representing a Trump baby, inflated by the British Parliament.
"I think that they put balloons for me do not feel junk, there is no reason to Go to London, "said the president in the interview to The Sun . In fact, the president spent as little time as possible in the British capital, where thousands of people were concentrated in various demonstrations against him.
In truth, there were also among the demonstrators some supporters of the American president. In fact, the agenda has always taken Trump to the outskirts of London. In the morning, the President participated in an anti-terrorism exercise with the Prime Minister at the Sandhurst Military Academy before joining May.
Meanwhile, First Lady Melania Trump visited a house of veterans. Real de Chelsea, with the husband of British Prime Minister Philip May.
Theresa May avoided controversy, disagreed politely with Trump and recalling that "it is our responsibility to ensure that the transatlantic union lasts. "At the lunch press conference, the Prime Minister stated that his plan brexit " provides Donald and myself with the platform "to achieve an "ambitious" trade agreement. 19659003] Tea with Isabel II
The last item on the agenda of Trump's working visit was a social visit to Queen Elizabeth II, at the castle of Windsor at around 5:00 pm The monarch received the US president and the first lady with a military mini-parade, after examining the troops.
Inside the castle, the meeting between the queen and the presidential couple lasted 47 minutes (17 minutes longer than expected).
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See photos of the meeting The Sun Trump called the Queen "wonderful woman" and has said that Melania was a "big fan" of Elizabeth II. "If you think about it, she has represented your country for many years and has never made a mistake."
After meeting the Queen, Trump returned from a helicopter to London and picked up Air Force One for Scotland, where he spent the weekend playing golf at his club in Turnberry. On Twitter, he published a " best visit of " without a balloon or protester in sight. And without any words.
