El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, y la primera dama, Melania Trump, llegaron al castillo de Windsor y fueron recibidos por el rey Carlos III, la reina Camilla, el príncipe Guillermo y Kate, los príncipes de Gales. Ed O'Keefe de CBS News tiene lo último.

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President Trump and the First Lady were welcomed at Windsor Castle by King Charles III, Queen Camilla, Prince William, and Princess Kate as part of a state visit to the United Kingdom. The event featured a grand carriage procession, multiple honor guards, and a series of ceremonies considered larger and more elaborate than previous visits for world leaders.

The visit comes after the United States and the United Kingdom signed a trade agreement, with the state visit seen as a reflection of the close relationship between the two countries. Security was heightened due to public opposition to the visit, and the day's events included a review of the troops, a private luncheon, a visit to St. George's Chapel, and a state dinner attended by around 150 guests.

Trump, recibido por la familia real británica en el castillo de Windsor

Muy bien, el presidente Trump acaba de llegar al castillo de Windsor, iniciando el primer día de su visita de estado. Tenemos imágenes frescas para usted aquí. El momento en que el presidente y la primera dama fueron recibidos por la familia real. Puedes ver al rey Carlos III en algún lugar de esa multitud con la Reina Camilla, el Príncipe William y la Princesa Kate. Y nuestro propio jefe de la Casa Blanca de CBS News y corresponsal político, Ed O'Keefe, está en la mezcla. No te veo con ellos, Ed, pero estás cerca, el castillo está detrás de ti. Me alegro de verte esta mañana. ¿Qué está pasando ahora, y cuál es el estado de ánimo y la atmósfera en torno a este viaje y visita? Errol, estamos todo lo cerca que podemos estar sin meternos en problemas, justo fuera de aquí con cientos de nuestros colegas de la prensa y algunos cientos más de curiosos aquí en las calles de Windsor. Pero todo lo de gran ceremonia y momento hoy está sucediendo detrás de los muros del castillo, un reflejo de las preocupaciones de seguridad del presidente y el hecho de que hay tan extendida oposición pública a esta visita. Pero como puedes ver ahí ahora mismo, el presidente está en medio de un pequeño paseo en carruaje alrededor de los terrenos de Windsor. Va en un carruaje familiar. Si eres un observador cercano de la realeza, usted sabe que ese es el entrenador del estado irlandés. Es el que se usa para llevar al rey a la apertura del Parlamento, y también se utilizó para la boda de la reina Isabel. Les siguen la reina y la primera dama en lo que se conoce como la diligencia escocesa, que creo que veremos, bueno, en cualquier momento. Y luego hay varios otros llevando al príncipe y la princesa de Gales y otros dictadores americanos de visita, incluyendo al Secretario de Estado, el secretario del tesoro, el jefe de personal de la Casa Blanca. Esta ceremonia aquí, simplemente, Errol, es más grande y grandiosa que cualquier otra jamás celebrada aquí en el castillo para un líder mundial visitante. Y el presidente Trump se convierte en el primer presidente americano y primer líder mundial vivo en ser honrado con una segunda visita de estado al Reino Unido, un reflejo de la grave preocupación de este país a principios de este año sobre el trastorno de la economía mundial y las relaciones comerciales que los Estados Unidos tenían con otros países. Por supuesto, ahora han firmado un acuerdo comercial, y habrá mucha celebración y hablaremos de ello hoy y mañana. Pero lo que la familia real está haciendo aquí es, en esencia, de nuevo, más grande y más grandioso de lo que nunca ha sido. Vas a ver una serie de movimientos aquí en los próximos minutos con la participación de varios guardias de honor. Y de nuevo, más que nunca normalmente un líder visitante recibe una, aparentemente los tres aparecen hoy, entre ellos la Guardia Escocesa, que por supuesto es un guiño a la herencia escocesa del presidente porque su madre, por supuesto, es de allí, y el presidente estuvo de visita allí a principios de este verano. Y de esta ceremonia que se está reproduciendo aquí de nuevo en los terrenos, habrá una revisión de las tropas en unos minutos, y más tarde, un almuerzo privado. Habrá una visita del presidente y la primera dama, una privada a la Capilla de San Jorge, donde la reina y otros 11 miembros fallecidos de la familia real. Y más tarde esta noche, por supuesto, una cena de estado para unos 150 invitados del rey y la reina. Ahí se ve a la primera dama y a la reina. Es hermoso de ver. El presidente Trump no apreciará probablemente el más grande, el más, el mejor, y eso es a propósito de la familia real para cortejar al líder estadounidense y para mantener estrecha su relación. Ed O'Keefe está allí mientras vemos esta grabación llegar a nosotros en tiempo real. Y Ed, vamos a seguir mirando esto a lo largo de la hora y comprobar contigo de nuevo en lo que es una visita de estado histórica para el presidente de EE.UU.. Ed O'Keefe, muchas gracias.

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