The future Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carny, marked the court to Donald Trump by ensuring that “Never” will be part of the United Statesas the US president proposed, and said They will keep the reciprocal tariffs “until Washington shows respect.”
In his first statements after winning the internal of the Liberal Party, the economist pointed against the president of the United States, who was strongly booed by the public when he was appointed tonight. “There is someone who is trying to weaken our economy. They are attacking workers, families and companies. We can’t allow Trump to win“said Carney.
Next, he said there will be no changes in the tariff policy announced by the outgoing prime minister, Justin Trudeau. “My government will keep our tariffs until Americans show us respect.”the former Bank of Canada and once governor of the Bank of England remarked.
“This will not be as always”said Carney and stressed: “We will have to do things that we had not imagined before, at speeds that we did not believe possible.”
Along these lines, the next Canadian premier forcefully rejected Trump’s proposal to annex his northern neighbor as another state in the US. “Canada will never be part of the United States in any way”, He said and said that, despite not being those who started the fight, the Canadians “They are always ready when someone else drops their gloves.”
Who is Mark Carney, the future Prime Minister of Canada
Carney, 59, reaped 86% of the votes cast and won in the internal race against the former Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, in a contest in which they voted just under 152,000 members of the party.
During his first steps in the private sector, Carnya, economist graduated from the University of Harvard, He served for 13 years in the subsidiaries of London, Tokyo, New York and Toronto of the Goldman Sachs bank.
Then it went on to take positions in the Canadian and English administration: between 2008 and 2013 he served as governor of the Central Bank of Canada and subsequently assumed the same position in the Bank of England Until 2020.
When defending his nomination as Prime Minister, he argued that he was in the best position to revive the party and supervise trade negotiations with US President Donald Trump.
Source: Ambito
