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Justin Trudeau should have known that: His father, Pierre Trudeau, bowed to public fatigue with his charisma and progressive policies in 1984 after 15 years as prime minister of Canada. Somewhat like his father, Justin Trudeau also entered Canadian political life in a burst of excitement and hope. The Trudeau vision — in effect, a progressive Canada of universal medical care, bilingualism, multiculturalism and internationalism — won, and for a while dominated. Canadian voters began seeing Trudeau as too far left; they came to blame him for rising costs and housing shortages, which they linked to looser immigration policies. The pandemic did its damage; a few political scandals muddied his image; his fairy-tale marriage ended in divorce; his approval ratings plummeted.
Persons: Justin Trudeau, Pierre Trudeau, Justin’s, Stephen Harper, , Guy Lawson, Trudeau, Organizations: Canada, Liberal Party, Conservative, The New York Times, Canadian, Liberal Locations: The, Canada
He was sentenced to seven months of house arrest and issued with a 15-year arms-dealing ban. His story was the subject of the 2016 movie "War Dogs" and Guy Lawson's book "Arms and the Dudes." After leaving house arrest, Packouz developed Instafloss and founded the music company Singular Sound, which developed the BeatBuddy. Arms trafficking involves the illegal trade and smuggling of weapons across borders, bypassing laws and fueling conflicts. Arms dealing is the legal sale of weapons by authorized dealers, conducted under strict regulations like background checks and export licenses and overseen by bodies such as the UN Arms Trade Treaty.
Persons: David Packouz, Efraim Diveroli, AEY, Packouz, Guy Lawson's Organizations: The New York Times, Dogs Academy, UN Arms Locations: AEY, Afghanistan
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