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"Orange Plage": Danish Artist Puts Naked Trump Statue in the EU Parliament

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A left-wing member invites artist Jens Galschiøt to the European Parliament. There, the Dane immortalizes himself with a gilded image of the US President. On business cards next to the statue, Trump is also placed in the mouths of little flattering words.

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Naked and covered with gold: a satirical sculpture by Donald Trump has been unveiled in the European Parliament. Its creator calls it the "King of Injustice" – and explains what is behind it.

·Berlin, Germany
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A left-wing member invites artist Jens Galschiøt to the European Parliament. There, the Dane immortalizes himself with a gilded image of the US President. On business cards next to the statue, Trump is also placed in the mouths of little flattering words.

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Artist Jens Galschiøt has stated that "it is a really big statement to put a naked president, in gold, in the center of Parliament" and, in view of the possibility of the complaints arising, says that "we will put him on a scooter and we will give him a ride around Strasbourg."Richard Dean Anderson, MacGyver: "I am ashamed of what Trump and his government are doing" On Tuesday, MEPs have come across a surprise upon his arrival in the European Pa…

·Madrid, Spain
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The approximately 2.5 meter high statue stands at one of the busiest nodes of the Parliament - to be exhibited there by Thursday.

·Vienna, Austria
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Danish artist Jens Galschiøt intends to denounce with his work the risk that, in his opinion, the president poses for the world order.

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A golden statue of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, naked and mounted on the shoulders of another man with the support of a long golf club, the work of a Danish artist known for his controversial pieces, will be exhibited this week at the European Parliament headquarters in Strasbourg, France.

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Libertad Digital broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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