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After 6 years governing New Zealand, the Labour Party has lost the October 2023 elections. The party led by Jacinda Ardern until her resignation as Prime Minister in early 2023 paid at the polls for its inability to deal with the economic and security crisis the country has been going through since the end of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Christopher Luxon, the leader of the conservative National Party and winner of the elections, proposes more free markets, lower taxes and a tough hand against criminals. However, he will not only have to deal with domestic challenges, but also with #China's growing influence in the South Pacific, his main area of operation.
What legacy does Jacinda Ardern leave in #NewZealand? Who will be the country's new prime minister? How does New Zealand deal with the expansion of Chinese influence in neighboring territories? Today we tell you about it.
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