Former banker Mark Carnery will formally sworn in as Prime Minister of Canada on Friday (14), placing him in a position to fight US President Donald Trump’s fares who can devastate the Canadian economy dependent on trade.
In the presence of general governor Mary Simon, personal representative of King Charles III (who is head of state of Canada), Carry will take the inauguration in a ceremony.
The moment crown an important rise for the 59 -year -old man, who becomes the first without any serious political experience.
Carry plans to travel to London and Paris next week, commented a diplomat aware of the plans.
Canada has sought to strengthen alliances in Europe as its relations with the United States sink to unprecedented levels.
The next prime minister defeated his rivals on Sunday in a race to become the leader of the liberal party in power. It replaces
a former chief of the Canada and the Bank of England, successfully argued that his position as a outsider with a history of dealing with crises meant he was the best person to face Trump, who spoke repeatedly about
On Wednesday (12), Carry told reporters that he was ready to meet the president of the United States when “there was respect for Canadian sovereignty.”
He also said that he would keep until the country showed some respect to Canada.
The next Prime Minister Mark Carnery will appoint a cabinet that will probably not be in office for long, as liberal sources report that he will call an early election in the coming days.
If he changes his mind, opposition parties say they will unite to overthrow the liberal minority government in a vote of confidence in late March.
Once the election is called, Carry will be very limited in what can do politically because the convention determines that it cannot make important decisions when running for a position.
Opinion research currently suggests that it will be a fierce dispute with official opposition conservatives, with none of the parties gaining enough seats to form a majority government.
