Trump welcomes King Charles III, calls Britons America's 'closest friends'

President Donald Trump extended a warm welcome to King Charles III at the White House, emphasizing the deep and enduring friendship between the United States and the United Kingdom. In a speech delivered during a state ceremony, Trump highlighted the historical bonds, noting that the U.S. was founded by "British hands on American soil" and that Britons have remained the closest friends since independence.

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los británicos son los "amigos más cercanos" que tienen los estadounidenses

Despite recent criticisms Trump has leveled against British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, particularly concerning the Iran war, this visit signaled an effort to mend relations. Trump pointed to a tree planted by the late Queen Elizabeth II as a symbol of the strong connection between the two nations. He praised the King as a "very elegant man" and expressed anticipation for his address to Congress.

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los estadounidenses no han tenido amigos más cercanos que los británicos

This state visit, the first by the British royals since their coronation, underscores the special relationship between the U.S. and the UK. From an American perspective, it's a moment to reaffirm shared values and historical ties, even as political differences may arise. The visit of a British monarch to address Congress, a rare event, further emphasizes the significance of this diplomatic occasion.

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un hombre muy elegante