Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is under intense pressure from his party to resign, after some members of his cabinet criticized his handling of the country's budget.
Those in his Liberal Party took the first step in putting pressure on him, except that there is no legal way to immediately remove him. The possible way is that the man who has been leading Canada for almost 10 years would resign, otherwise his party will be trusted by the opposition in the Parliament, which will immediately lead to the preparation of another election.
The man has been criticized for how during his reign life has become more expensive in Canada, prices have risen in markets, insecurity has increased and life has become more difficult.
The crisis was exacerbated when former Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland resigned, saying she did not agree with Turdeau's handling of the country's struggling economy, especially as Donald Trump could increase the 25% tax on imports.
Canada enters the United States. In order for Turdeau to strengthen his party, he may choose to resign early, avoiding a confidence-building election.
If he were to resign earlier, his party would have another chance to elect a successor to lead the party on an interim basis until elections are held.
