Newspaper puts Trump as US president in fake cover

False cover of The Boston Globe with Trump as US President


The American newspaper The Boston Globe published a false front page dated April 9, 2017 in which imagine Donald Trump as president to show how it would be, according to the newspaper, apply its "disturbing" view in the country.

"The deportations will begin", "The riots continue" and "The American soldiers reject the order to execute the families of EI members" are some of the headlines this first dummy page, you want to design as would be the everyday if the tycoon new- York occupy the White House.

Trump continues to lead the Republican primaries for the presidential nomination, while his opponent Ted Cruz has won several victories recently.

In satirical articles, Donald Trump is committed to expel 11.3 million illegal immigrants in two years.

Another article relates to the consequences of the imposition of tariffs of up to 45% for products imported from China and 35% for some products coming from Mexico.

Another material speaks of the diplomatic crisis with China caused by Trump's decision to put on your dog's name Chinese first lady Peng Liyuan.

"I do not know why it offends both, like the cute puppies and taste of women. It is not as if he had tweeted a picture of a Rottweiler called Merkel (German Chancellor)" fantasy the prestigious newspaper.

Onstage imagined by The Boston Globe, the markets reacted badly to these ads, which caused the Dow Jones index of the New York Stock Exchange lost a third of its value in three weeks.

The false front page is accompanied by an editorial titled "The Republican Party should stop Trump", whose vision of the future of the United States believes "deeply disturbing" and contrary to the essential values ​​of the nation.

This view "needs an active and committed opposition," said the editorial.

Republicans "should react in the most sensible way: put all possible legitimate obstacles in Trump's way," he asks the newspaper, which calls this political party "does not conform with such a radical candidate as (Trump) - and perhaps more dangerous - elect Ted Cruz. "

The newspaper asks Republican leaders elect another alternative, as the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Paul Ryan, or the former governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney.