Kanados premjerui Trudeau – nepatogus klausimas apie Baltijos tautas

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks with Maclean's Magazine political writer Paul Wells at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa December 16, 2015. (Photograph by Blair Gable)
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Leidinys „Maclean‘s Magazine“ socialiniame tinkle pasidalino vaizdo įrašu, kuriame 23 – iasis  Kanados ministras pirmininkas Justin Trudeau atsakinėja į klausimus, kuriuose buvo ir vienas paprastas klausimėlis apie Baltijos šalis.

Klausimas pasitaikė visai nesudėtingas: „Kokia jūsų mėgstamiausia Baltijos šalis?“ Ministras pirmininkas atsakė nė truputėlio nesusimąstęs:  „Tokių nėra“.

Trudeau’s Baltic Blunder hurts Canada’s rep

Politicians from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania—otherwise known as the Baltic states—take Justin Trudeau to task.

Ahead of Wednesday’s Maclean’s Town Hall with Justin Trudeau, the Prime Minister answered a series of rapid-fire questions in a 60-second challenge, such as the name of his first pet and which language he wishes he could speak. But one question seemed to stump Trudeau: What is your favourite Baltic nation? “That’s not a thing,” he replied.

Read all about the ordeal, including a response by Baltic leaders, and Trudeau’s explanation.

Trudeau’s Baltic blunder hurts our rep

BY ANTHONY FUREY, POSTMEDIA NETWORK
FIRST POSTED: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2015 08:46 PM EST | UPDATED: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2015 06:59 AM EST

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European MPs are trying to teach Prime Minister Justin Trudeau geography, concerned that he can’t identify Baltic nations. This is not a good situation to be in folks.

On Monday, Maclean’s magazine released a brief video of Trudeau answering a lightning round of simple questions. Most of them were light-hearted and personal. The magazine promised “more serious questions to come this Wednesday” when the PM did a town hall interview.

Read the full article at torontosun.com

 

See also the response to Trudeau’s comments from Baltic leaders, below.