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Canada PM Justin Trudeau blames 'political right' and social media for global 'anti-incumbency movement'


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Published in Politics and Government on Tuesday, January 14th 2025 at 7:00 GMT by MSN   Print publication without navigation

  • "We put forward policies that are going to make a difference for decades to come in Canada. And I think right now we're seeing a time in politics where emotions and social media are carrying an awful lot of weight in how people feel about things."

In a recent interview with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attributed the rising global anti-incumbency sentiment to the influence of the political right and social media platforms. Trudeau argued that these forces are fueling a "populist wave" that undermines trust in institutions and established political figures. He highlighted how social media algorithms and echo chambers amplify divisive content, which he believes contributes to a broader disillusionment with democracy. Trudeau's comments come amidst his own challenges with public opinion, as he faces criticism over various domestic issues including housing affordability and economic policies. He emphasized the need for political leaders to counteract this trend by engaging more directly with the public and addressing their concerns effectively.

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