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Let the Donald Trump bashing begin – Mexican artisan launches piñata | |
(35 minutes later) | |
After Donald Trump’s Mexico-bashing comments this week, Mexicans are engaging in a little Trump-bashing of their own. | After Donald Trump’s Mexico-bashing comments this week, Mexicans are engaging in a little Trump-bashing of their own. |
Artisan Dalton Avalos Ramirez has launched a Trump piñata, featuring The Donald’s inimitable hairstyle and a big, big mouth. | |
The papier-mache figure will come in a variety of sizes. The first was on display Friday at the Pinatas Ramirez store in the border city of Reynosa. | The papier-mache figure will come in a variety of sizes. The first was on display Friday at the Pinatas Ramirez store in the border city of Reynosa. |
Avalos Ramirez says he created it “because of the hatred Trump expressed for the Mexican people”. | Avalos Ramirez says he created it “because of the hatred Trump expressed for the Mexican people”. |
He said “people want to burn the pinatas, they want to break them”. | He said “people want to burn the pinatas, they want to break them”. |
Related: Donald Trump's tirade on Mexico's 'drugs and rapists' outrages US Latinos | Related: Donald Trump's tirade on Mexico's 'drugs and rapists' outrages US Latinos |
During his presidential campaign kickoff speech Tuesday, Trump accused Mexican immigrants of bringing drugs, crime and rapists to the US. | During his presidential campaign kickoff speech Tuesday, Trump accused Mexican immigrants of bringing drugs, crime and rapists to the US. |
It isn’t the first piñata the Ramirez store has made of a controversial figure. Avalos Ramirez said he made Miley Cyrus models after the singer used a Mexican flag against her buttocks prosthesis during a show in 2014. | |
Previous piñata-worthy figures included Kim Kardashian and Dutch soccer player Arjen Robben, who knocked Mexico out of the 2014 World Cup on a questioned penalty. | |
Children use sticks to break open candy-filled pinatas on birthdays and holidays. | Children use sticks to break open candy-filled pinatas on birthdays and holidays. |
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