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He former US president Donald TrumpRepublican candidate for the November 5 elections, will open a third golf course in Scotlanddespite having the opposition of some neighbors, announced on Monday the politician’s tourist complex in the area.
The new golf course would be Trump’s second in Balmedie, Aberdeenshire, and will be called MacLeod, the maiden name of his mother, Marywho died in 2000 and was born in 1912 on the Isle of Lewis, in northwest Scotland, Trump International reported.
Donald Trump and his son Eric visited the Balmedie complex, in the east of Scotland, last year to follow the progress of the project for the second golf course in that region, after the inauguration of the first in 2012 in the area.
The authorization of this second golf course by the local authorities, at the end of 2019, received strong criticism from neighbors.
A statement on the complex’s website reports that the first customers of this second golf course in the area They will arrive in the middle of next year.
In the text, the group praises the “environmentally friendly” constructions, in a place that combines sand dunes and wetlands on the shores of the North Sea.
After the approval of the project for this second golf course in that area of ​​Aberdeenshire, some residents interviewed by AFP They reported that it would destroy the landscapewhile others argued that it could be good for tourism in the region.
Trump owns a third golf course in the town of Turnberry, west of Scotland, built in 1906 and bought by the American billionaire in 2014.
Trump attacks migrants again
Donald Trump attacked undocumented migrants again this Sunday during a campaign rally in the key state of Wisconsinwhere he stated that “horrible people” are crossing the country’s border.
“It is an invasion of criminal savages,” said the magnate at an event held in the town of Juneau, with just over 2,000 inhabitants and located in Dodge County, a rural area in southern Wisconsin, one of the seven states. that will decide the presidential elections next November 5.
The former US president criticized the current President’s Administration, Joe Bidenas well as the vice president and her rival in the future elections, the Democrat Kamala Harrisfor the management on the southern border, and reiterated his promise to carry out “the largest deportation carried out in the country” if he reaches the White House.
Trump not only raised the thorny immigration issue during the almost two-hour rally in this state, where, after winning the 2016 elections, by less than 23 thousand votesfailed to repeat the victory four years later, falling against Biden in 2020 by 21,000 votes.
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