Some of the world’s best cartoonists share their Donald Trump-related works of satire
Sat Apr 29 2017 - 06:00
Since his inauguration on January 20th, US President Donald Trump has dominated the global news agenda like no other person on the planet. His first three months in office have been characterised by policy reversals, late-night Twitter outbursts, political mis-steps, and "alternative facts". While many question his value as a world leader, he has been a gift to the world's satirists.
The illustrations in this series – co-ordinated by the Danish newspaper and website Politiken, and including the work of Martyn Turner of The Irish Times – come from some of the world's best satirists, artists and cartoonists. Working for media outlets in Europe, Asia, the Middle East and the Americas, they have shared their unique views of President Trump's first 100 days in office.
Theo Moudakis, Toronto Star, Canada
Ciril Horjak Horowitz, VECER, Slovenia
Mandor, SME, Slovakia
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Miguel Bayon, El Nuevo Día, Puerto Rico
Gustavo Rivera, El Nuevo Día, Puerto Rico
Ahamad Rahmeh, Souriatna, Syria
Isidore Carloman, Times of Oman, Oman
Martyn Turner, The Irish Times, Ireland
Sebastian Tanti Burlò, Times of Malta, Malta
Ricardo Martínez Ortega, El Mundo, Spain
Roberto Santos, El Diario de Hoy, El Salvador
Roald Als, Politiken, Denmark
Tom Janssen, Trouw, the Netherlands
Ary Moraes, EBA, Brazil
Javier Jaen, Die Zeit, Germany
Luis Demetrio Calvo Solís, Mecho/Crhoy.com, Costa Rica
Carlos Amorim, amorimcartoons, Brazil
Jeff Darcy, The Plain Dealer, US
Marec, Het Nieuwsblad, Belgium
Michael Pammesberger, Kurier, Austria
Adolfo Arranz, South China Morning Post, China
Simon Letch, Fairfax Media, Australia
Ron Tandberg, The Age, Australia
Federico Gastaldi, Salzmann International, Italy
Florin Balaban, Luxemburger Wort, Luxembourg
Tomek Bochenski, Polska Press Grupa, Poland
Christo Komarnitsk, SEGA, Bulgaria
Shin Yamada, Asahi Shimbun, Japan
Omar Abdallat, FreePen, Jordan
Victor Sanjinez García, Peru
Nino Jose Heredia, Gulf News, United Arab Emirates
