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Fiji PM Rabuka delays vote on Constitution Bill after mounting pressure

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Fiji Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reversed his stance on the Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2026 after facing significant public pressure, delaying the vote. This decision marks a shift from his initial position on the controversial legislation.

Key points

• Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reversed his stance on the Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2026 after facing significant public pressure.
• The Prime Minister delayed the vote on the controversial Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2026, signaling a change from his initial position.

Context

Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka reversed his stance on the Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2026 after facing significant public pressure, delaying the vote. This decision marks a shift from his initial position on the controversial legislation.

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Evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the reversal occurred. Specific dates of the public pressure, the timeline of the delay, and the exact nature of the public demands are not provided.

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