Mark Carney, who is a former central banker, joined Canada’s Liberal Party on Sunday and will become prime minister at an important moment for the country, which faces threats by President Trump to his economy and sovereignty.
Mr Carney, who was never elected for public office, was the governor of the Bank of Canada during the 2008 global financial crisis and the Bank of England during the Brexit. He was also a successful banker in the private sector, which collected an important personal fortune.
He won decisive wins and dominated the Liberals leadership. But since the party does not order a majority in Parliament, Mr Carney will soon have to demand the general election, in which the Liberals will face the Conservative Party headed by Pierre Pilver.
Mr Carney’s election has identified Justin Trudeau’s long -term employment as Prime Minister. Mr Trudeau faced popularity, many people accused Canada of burdensome costs, housing costs, health -launching health systems and other problems.
Trump’s threats increase largely.
Mr Trump’s shadow was hanging at a Liberal Party’s loyal festival in Ottawa for Sunday’s leadership elections. Once again its re -revenues on Canadian goods are already damaging the economy, and most of his statements about making the 51st state Canada have offended most people.
Mr Trudeau occupied the mood in his emotional farewell speech, just before Mr Carney’s victory. “This is a moment to explain a nation,” he said. “Democracy is not given. Freedom is not given. Even Canada is not given. “
In his speech, Mr Carney identified two key opponents when he prepares to take office and take his party to the elections: Mr. Trump and Mr. Pulore.
“Donald Trump believes that he can weaken us with his plan to divide and victory,” said Mr Carney. “Perry Pollver’s plan will leave us ready to divide and conquer, because the person who worships Donald Trump’s altar will bow down to him, will not stand in front of him.”
Carney saw the ‘dark day’.
Mr Carney was included in the leadership, he won about 85.9 % of about 152,000 votes by members of the Liberal Party.
Mr Trudeau promised “sunny methods” to become Prime Minister in 2015, Mr Carney pointed to clouds on the horizon coming from Washington.
Mr Carney said, “I know these are dark days, dark days are brought by a country we can no longer trust.”
Mr Carney, who is seen as the Central Technocrat, reviewed some of the promises of his election campaign, including the immediate elimination of Mr Trudeau’s widespread carbon tax and the overthrow of the capital taxes. Mr Carney’s campaign primarily focused on restoring the Canadian economy, which has weakened due to inflation and low productivity.
He told the party members, “I am the most common.” When I see something that is not working, I will change it. “
Although Mr Carney has done most of his career as the head of two central banks, he is the first to be less famous than a former finance minister in Canada, a former finance minister who has won the liberal leadership race in the race for a long time.
But he will soon emphasize the war against Mr Trump, and has threatened to impose the US president’s casting criticism and Canada against various prices.
Trudeau bid the emotional farewell.
When Mr. Trudeau was selected in 2015, he promised Canada to make a hope away, he became a telecommunication of global progressiveness.
In a speech on Sunday, which is a special thing for his time in his power, Mr. Trudeau tried to deliver a hopeful message, but he also fully said that Canada faced a “existential challenge” from his neighbor. He has made it clear that he considers Mr Trump’s threats to connect Canada as deadly.
In contrast to this challenge, Mr. Trudeau said, “Canadians are showing what this is what makes us Canada. We are not by describing ourselves, we are not, but proudly embracing who we are.
Mr Trudeau started his remarks with tears in his eyes after the introduction of his 16 -year -old daughter, Ella Grace Trudeau. “He said,” I and my brothers have shared with your father for the past 12 years. “” Now, we’re taking it back. “
Elections have changed.
Mr Carney, who does not hold a seat in Parliament, will be sworn in as Prime Minister earlier this week.
A carrier politician will soon compete against Mr Polyur, who ordered a double -digit lead against the liberals a few months ago.
But Mr Trump’s Belicosity has promoted the race. Mr Polyvere has been hurt by the idea that she is ideologically associated with the US president, and the survey shows that voters believe that Mr Carney is a good choice to advance them.
Mr Pilver, who was accused of being “broken” in Canada, has now moved to the “Canada First” message when he is trying to remove herself from Mr Trump.
