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The Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, refuses to attend the 20 group (G-20) Summit in Johannesburg this year, in protest by the South Government Controversial Land Foishure Bill.
The bill, signed last week, allows the South Authorities -expropriating land “for a public purpose or in the public interest,” promising “a fair and equitable compensation” to those affected by the bill. Although most South citizens -African are black, most owners are white, and this disparity has been a topic in South -Africa for years.
The law also allows expropriation of land without compensation, but only in circumstances in which it is “fair and equitable and in the public interest”.
The G-20 summit is scheduled to start on November 22, but in a publication on social media Wednesday, Rubio definitively wrote that “it will not be”.
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Marco Rubio refuses to go to South Africa by the G-20. (Istock / Getty)
“South -Africa is doing very bad things,” read X de Rubio. “Expropriation of private property. Using G20 to promote” Solidarity, Equality and Sustainability “.”
“In other words: Dei and climate change,” added the Republican. “My job is to move forward with the national interests of America, not to waste money from the taxpayers or anti-American Coddle.”
President Donald Trumps The administration has been vocally critical of the terrestrial confiscation bill. In a real social place, Trump called the situation a “massive violation of human rights, at least.”
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The Secretary of State Marco Rubio, a plane on the way to El Salvador at the International Panama Airport Pacifico in the city of Panama. Rubio is in Panama on an official two -day visit. (Mark Schiefelbein/Pool AP/AFP through Getty Images)
“It’s a bad situation that radical left -wing media do not want as much as they mention,” Trump wrote in a publication. “The United States will not be used, we will act. In addition, I will reduce all future funding in South -Africa until a complete investigation of this situation has been completed!”
The South Government -African has replied freshly To the accusations of the Trump administration, denying that no unjust confiscation has taken place.
“We hope to relate to the Trump Administration on our Earth’s reform policy and issues of bilateral interest,” said South President, AFRICAN, Cyril Ramaphosa, in a statement. “We are sure that of these commitments, we will share a better and common understanding of these issues.”
In an interview with Fox News Digital, the South Analyst -Frans Cronje proposed that Trump alluding to the ongoing death of farmers in South -Africa when he spoke of certain classes of people who were treated “very badly”. The attacks have been perpetuated against white and black farmers.
The South President -African, Cyril Ramaphosa, on the left, and President Donald Trump, who has criticized the new land laws in the country. (Evan Vucci/AP/Rajesh Jantilal/AFP through Getty Images)
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“President Trump’s recent comments on Earth’s convulsions in South -Africa cannot divorce his past comments on violent attacks on farmers in the country,” said Cronje. “Although these comments have often been dismissed as false, the latest South South Data -AFRICANES SUGGES THAT COUNTRY COMMERCIAL FARTERS ARE SIVE MORE PROBLEMBLY TO BE VIOLENTED VIOLENT IN THEY HOUSES than to the general population.”
Paul Tisley of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
