The victory of the liberals in Canada, his victory thanks to Trump

Mark Carney and the Liberal Party won a noticeable victory in the Canadian elections – and it appears that he came with great help by Donald Trump.

The constant anger of the American president coincided with the northern American neighbor and mocking it from making it the 51st American state since his return to office in January coincided with a dramatic reflection in the wealth of the left party in the center.

Carney has almost focused on his neighbor, and this was reflected in the victory speech. After a warning that the United States wants land and resources in Canada, Carney announced: “President Trump is trying to break us so that America is able to take us. This will never happen.”

Until Trump’s return to power, the Pierre Politer Governorate Party occupied something similar to high reasons and cannot be overcome in the surveys of voter preferences amid public dissatisfaction with the state of the Canadian economy and 10 years of liberal government during the time of the leader, Justin Trudeau.

Last year was devastating for current governments worldwide, as the parties along the political spectrum lost the land or explicit control – with the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, France and India among the most prominent examples.

These Canadian general elections erupted in this direction, as the liberals were forced Trudeau to resign and chose a political stranger, the former president of the Bank of England, as their leader.

He fought strongly against what the party has been constantly described as the real threat that Trump poses not only to its economy but also to the sovereignty of Canada.

Although Trump does not seem to have the same disclosure of Carney, whom I had clearly felt with Trudeau, his political and political interests and his sources in Canada seem to be now destined to continue to spacing.

There are already indications that Canada is looking more towards Europe as a reliable partner, instead of Trump America – a step that is sure to bother the American leader.

Carney has pledged to start new trade negotiations with Trump in an attempt to avoid American definitions on Canadian car exports provided on May 3.

The Canadian economy, which relies heavily on exports to the United States, is in great danger if a full trade war erupted, and Carney – an economist through training and a veteran central bank – promised voters that he will do everything in his power to prevent Canada from stagnation.

Meanwhile, Trump turned in Canadian politics again on Monday, while voters were throwing voting cards, describing the American -Canadian border “artificially drawn” and saying that the nation would be better in American “Aziz” cases.

Carney suddenly ascended to political power, while his country faces a challenge to generations from his supernatural neighbor. Many world leaders are still working on how to deal with Donald Trump in his second term, but a few will face this type of test.

No one should expect these liberals to say thanks to the American leader, or Trump to ease his speech, although he said last month that he preferred the liberal prime minister. (He would continue to say that he did not really care about who won.)

Instead, the same is the potential result – more pointed advantages around Canada to the United States, more threats to a trade war and more willingness to throw long relations and agreements with North America’s neighbor.

However, the paradox is that Trump’s ridiculous focus on Canada has deprived him of the northern neighbor who runs it, if not a good spirit, at least a politician who is more in line with his popular conservative priorities than liberal Carne.

Although Poilievre, a veteran politician, will never make mistakes for the American businessman who has turned into his boss, they have some similarities-the aim of reducing the government, reducing taxes and reducing social services, and the desire to enhance fossil fuel production, and reveal what they make fun of. “

Many could have seen – in America and all over the world – a conservative victory in these elections – all over the world – as a new evidence that Trump’s victory last year was more than just a unique American event. It was possible for many in Trump’s orbit to believe that it was a global movement towards their culturally conservative policy, against the elite, anti -immigration, and the supportive study.