Trump Dislikes Duchess Meghan Markle, Wishes Prince Harry "Luck"
The Duchess of Sussex assured that when the vote is exercised, "values are put into action" and the voices of the people "are heard."
WASHINGTON, USA.- The president of the United States, Donald Trump, assured this Wednesday that he is not "very fanatic" of the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, after she encouraged Americans to vote in a video that has been interpreted like a veiled criticism of the ruler.
"I'm not a fan of it," Trump replied, asked during a press conference about the recording featuring the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and his wife Megan Markle.
"And I'd say this," Trump added, "and she's probably heard that, but I wish Harry the best of luck, because he's going to need it."
Regarding the announcement of Time magazine's list of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2020, Markle and Prince Harry appeared in a special speaking in a video from their estate in Santa Barbara, California, where they were They moved in earlier this year.
“We are only six weeks away from Election Day and today is National Voter Registration Day. Every four years they tell us the same thing, that this is the most important choice of our life, but this is it, "said the actress born in Los Angeles, California.
The Duchess of Sussex assured that when the vote is exercised, "values are put into action" and the voices of the people "are heard."
"Your voice is a reminder that you are important," stressed the celebrity, who defended that people deserve to be heard.
"They can train us to be kind or they can train us to be cruel," said Markle, calling for "challenging ourselves to build communities of compassion."
Her husband, the Duke of Sussex, said that this year he will not be able to vote in the United States and that, indeed, he has never been able to vote in the United Kingdom.
Hence, he called that as November approaches, when the United States elections will take place, "it is vital" to reject "hate speech, misinformation and negativity online."
Time has named US epidemiologist Anthony Fauci as its 2020 leader; as a pioneer to singer Megan Thee Stallion and as a "titan" to actress Gabrielle Union, among other well-known figures of the American present day.
The magazine has produced this prestigious list for almost 20 years and believes that it creates a "community of hundreds of leaders throughout the years and around the world, whose visions can guide us and whose achievements can bring us hope", according to the director publisher, Dan Macsai.
Among the Latin Americans included in the classification, the Colombian singer J Balvin, the Chilean collective LasTesis and the Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro stand out. EFE
