The president-elect also shared an image of an American flag on his social network with the text: “Welcome to the United States Canal,” referring to the Panama Canal.
The newly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, attacked the transgenders and has pledged to “close the borders” on his first day in the White House, when “the largest deportation operation in American history” will begin.
Trump has promised to “stop the transgender craze” once he comes to power, ensuring that he will “keep men out of women’s sports” and that “the policy of the United States will be that there are only two genders: men and women.” He has also criticized diversity, equity and inclusion programs in public institutions and private companies, and has called for a ban on them.
Likewise, he has stated that he will “sign a historic series of executive orders.” close” the bordersin a wide-ranging speech he gave at a conservative conference in Phoenix that he described as a “little taste of the revolution of common sense“that his government will bring.
The magnate has not made it clear who will be deported and when, but he has promised to identify the individuals Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations: “Those operating on US soil will be dismantled, deported and destroyed,” he said, according to statements collected by the newspaper The New York Times.
Trump confronts Panama’s president: ‘Welcome to the American Canal’
Trump also responded this Sunday to the Panamanian head of state, José Raúl Mulino, after he defended that “the channel comes from Panama and it will continue to be so,” referring to the American tycoon’s statements in which he warned that he will ask for “refunds” if transit rates are not reduced.”
“We’ll see,” Trump declared via his profile on his own social network, Truth Social, where minutes later he shared an image of an American flag with the caption: “Welcome to the United States channel.”
Hours earlier, Mulino, without naming Trump, defended that “every square meter of the Panama Canal and the adjacent area belongs to Panama and will remain so,” as the country’s “sovereignty and independence” are “non-negotiable.” The Panamanian president, who has mentioned the treaties aimed at the sovereignty of the canal, has explained that the rates are set publicly and in front of an open audience.
The tycoon criticized the “absurd” passage fees, an “absolute scam” that “will stop immediately.” The Panama Canal is an “essential” national asset for the United States because of “its critical role to the economy and national security of the United States,” he declared.
On the other hand, Trump has dismissed the idea recently spread about the billionaire Elon Muskwho will be part of the next cabinet, is the ‘de facto president’, and has assured that ‘that will not happen’: ‘I am safe, you know why? born in this country,” he said. establishing himself, citing the businessman’s South African heritage.
On foreign policy, the president-elect has suggested that he could meet with the Russian head of state, Vladimir Putinat the beginning of his term, as he tries to negotiate an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine, because this is “one of the things” he wants to do “quickly.” “We must end this war,” he emphasized.
Source: EITB
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