Māori Politician Performs Haka in Parliament Before Swearing Oath to King Charles #shorts #nz #haka
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as posted by the channelNew Zealand politician Rawiri Waititi broke parliamentary protocol by performing a haka before swearing an oath to King Charles III. Members of the Te Pāti Māori party sparked a translation debate about whether the Māori word they used to describe the monarch meant “Charles” or “skin rash”.
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