Trudeau shows up late, misses G20 group photo

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau showed up late to the traditional G20 group photo that took place on Monday in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

US President Joe Biden also missed the photo, as did Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

The other leaders showed up on time and smiled for the traditional photo, where they held hands and raised them up in the air.

G20 SUMMIT: Another international embarrassment for Canadian PM Justin Trudeau who is late, and somehow misses, the photo-op for a newly formed "Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty." He had one job.

No one bothers to retake the photo because Trudeau is irrelevant anyways. pic.twitter.com/wUKNuvKZa3
— Alex Zoltan (@AmazingZoltan) November 19, 2024

President Biden and Prime Minister Trudeau arrived late together. US President Biden’s staff reported “logistical issues” for his absence.

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