American tourists in Europe feel embarrassed by Trump pretending that they were – the world news

American tourists in Paris have returned to unusual reserves to hide their nationality due to embarrassment due to the turbulent definition policy in Donald Trump. He saw him on the liberation day, which the US president called last week reveals a comprehensive tariff, which led to fears of a global trade war.

The move sparked chaos in global stock markets, although the American Stock Exchange made some gains on Friday at a loud weekend that Mr. Trump was putting a 90 -day stop on the higher definitions, with the exception of China. In the virgin Tuileries Gardens in front of the Louvre Museum in the French capital, an American couple from Oregon said on their first trip to France that they feel a feeling of shame and embarrassment as Americans on the definitions. Rick Wilson, 74, revealed that he took an extraordinary step before leaving his hotel that morning by placing a small piece of black strip on stars and lines on the baseball hat.

Rick told BBC.

His wife, Barbara, 70, carried a Canadian folding pin in her pocket – a gift from another tourist – I thought it could be within your hands if you feel the need to hide her nationality.

“I am disappointed in our country. We are upset with definitions.”

Another American tourist from New York said he decided to wear different clothes.

“There is no hat in New York Yanxiz. I left it at the hotel. People may come to us, and they treat us differently. But so far, very good,” said Chris Epsa, 56.

The interviews were made before Mr. Trump reflected some definitions, according to BBC The report, which added that there were no indications that American tourists were less welcoming in Paris than before.

Since entering the White House earlier this year, the Trump administration has not lost any time to make major changes to local and international policy.

In Canada, there was a special anger at Washington’s approach after imposing definitions and allegations by Mr. Trump that the country should become the 51st American state.

This led to some Canadian cafes that call American coffee as “Candiano”.