Brutal Caricatures Of Donald Trump To Be Torched – Literally – At Spain's Fallas Festival
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President Donald Trump is getting a fiery dose of satirical mockery at the annual Fallas festival in Valencia, eastern Spain, where he’s the star of several giant, over-the-top caricatures.
The wooden and papier mâché sculptures will go up in flames when the festival wraps up on Wednesday.
One features Trump semi-naked with a tiny crown on his head, alongside some of the authoritarian leaders he loves to flatter ― like Vladimir Putin of Russia and Kim Jong Un of North Korea.
Another one gives Trump the full “Star Wars” treatment, transforming him into Jabba the Hutt.
A third has Trump paired with tech billionaire Elon Musk, who’s been busy slashing federal government programs at Trump’s request, as members of a band.
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