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'Respect the people': Fiji coalition clash over Rabuka's fast-tracked constitutional referendum

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Briefings

Fiji's coalition government faces internal instability as cracks form under Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka's leadership, potentially impacting upcoming constitutional referendum preparations. The article indicates the coalition is struggling to maintain cohesion before a general election and national referendum scheduled in 2026. Key uncertainty remains regarding the specific nature of the fractures and their immediate political consequences.

Key points

• Sitiveni Rabuka's coalition government is experiencing internal instability with cracks beginning to form ahead of a general election and potential national referendum.
• The coalition's cohesion is under threat as political cracks emerge, potentially affecting the preparation for the 2026 constitutional referendum.

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Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the onset of cracks within the coalition government. Specific details on the nature of the fractures, the number of parties involved, or the exact timeline of the referendum are not provided.

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