Mark Carney's liberal party has assured the victory in the Federal Elections of Canada, marking a notable change promoted by the president of the United States, the threats of annexation of Donald Trump and a commercial war of beer elaboration.
The Canadian broadcasting corporation projected on Tuesday that the Odyy opponent, the leader of the Conservative Party Poilievre, lost his seat in Parliament.
Pailievre's defeat in his district of Ottawa limited a rapid decline in his political fortune. Only a few months ago, it seemed ready to become the next Prime Minister of Canada and bring the conservatives to return to power after an absence of a decade.
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However, Trump's commercial war with Canada and its suggestion that the country should join the United States, since State 51 enraged Canadian voters and changed the elections in favor of Carney.
The liberals are expected to win more seats in the legislature of 343 members of the Parliament than the conservatives, although it is not clear if they will reach the majority of the 172 seats or will need to trust in smaller parts to maintain power.
Canada's elections arrested the count of special tickets issued by Canadians away from their national districts, delaying the final results until later on Tuesday.
In Victoria's speech, Carney emphasized the importance of national unity against US threats.
“We have overcome the commotion of American betrayal, but we must never forget the lessons,” Carney said.
He said that the mutually beneficial relationship between Canada and the United States had come to an end.
“As I have warned for months, the United States wants our land, our resources, our water, our country. These are not idle threats. President Trump is trying to break us so that the United States can own us. That will never happen.
“But we must also recognize the reality that our world has changed fundamentally,” said Carney.
(AP)
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