Prime Minister of Canada strengthens criticism of leader of largest opposition party

[Ottawa 10th Reuters]-Canada's Prime Minister Trudeau plans to cut the tax of the largest opposition and conservative leader Andrew Shire to the wealthy at the 10th debate in front of the October 21st general election I strongly criticized.

Mr. Trudeau, who leads the ruling and liberal parties, aims to continue, but the support rate with Mr. Shia has been competitive since the start of the election campaign.

Trudeau criticized Shia for a $ 50,000 CAD ($ 37,600) tax cut for millionaires at a six-party debate in French. Shia, on the other hand, immediately countered.

The Trudeau administration was launched with a commitment to reduce the budget deficit, but the Liberal Party is expanding spending.

Shia said he would balance his finances within five years. However, Mr. Trudeau criticized him forcing painful spending cuts.

This was the third and final round of discussion, but it was a calmer atmosphere than the one held in English on the 7th.

At the debate on the 7th, Shia violently attacked Mr. Trudeau with “Petten”. The Council's Ethics Committee also brought up the fact that Mr. Trudeau and his associates had added “hands on” to avoid prosecution for the bribery case of the construction company.