“ On October 7, Canada Prime Minister Mark Karney visited the White House for the second time in five months to discuss the US duties on steel, cars and other products that harm the Canadian economy. Source: “European Truth” with reference to Reuters Details: Carney and US President Donald Trump, both smiling, shook their hands and talked for a few seconds before entering the building. Their schedule provides a personal meeting and then lunch. Advertising: “From the very beginning I liked, and we have a good relationship. We have a natural conflict. We also have mutual love … You know that we love each other very much,” Trump said. Cunneras have previously said that his work visit would focus on establishing new economic and security relations with the United States. The Canadian Prime Minister visited the White House for the last time in May, when he frankly said Trump that Canada was “not for sale”, in response to repeated threats to the US President to annex the neighboring state. Since then, Canadian Prime Minister has made numerous concessions, including cancellation of some of the contradictions and has refused a tax on digital services against US technology companies.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Mark Carney and Donald Trump. Photo: Francis Chung/Politico/Bloomberg Via Getty Images Source: “European Truth” with reference to Reuters
Details: Karney and US President Donald Trump, both smiling, shook their hands and talked a few seconds before entering the building. Their schedule provides a personal meeting and then lunch.
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“From the very beginning, I liked, and we have a good relationship. We have a natural conflict. We also have mutual love … You know that we love each other very much,” Trump said.
Cunneras have previously said that his work visit would focus on establishing new economic and security relations with the United States.
The Canadian Prime Minister visited the White House for the last time in May, when he frankly said Trump that Canada was “not for sale”, in response to repeated threats to the US President to annex the neighboring state.
Since then, Canadian Prime Minister has made numerous concessions, including cancellation of some of the contradictions and has refused a tax on digital services against US technology companies.