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The '''2021-22 Seketese government crisis''' was a political crisis within the Seketese government caused by major defections from the governing [[Our Revolution (Seketan)|Our Revolution]] over policy disagreements, leading to a loss of majority and the eventual formation of a new coalition government. | The '''2021-22 Seketese government crisis''' was a political crisis within the Seketese government caused by major defections from the governing [[Our Revolution (Seketan)|Our Revolution]] over policy disagreements, leading to a loss of majority and the eventual formation of a new coalition government. | ||
In the [[2021 Seketese General Election]], Our Revolution was elected in a landslide on a {{ | In the [[2021 Seketese General Election]], Our Revolution was elected in a landslide on a {{wp|big tent}} and {{wp|populist}} platform breaking the Seketese political system and bringing comedian [[Semy Brasa]] to the Prime Ministership. During the campaign the party was critized for it's lack of a cohesive platform and messaging, with many different factions forming from all across the political spectrum. This lead to instablity within the government and saw MP's start to defect away to more ideologically similar groups. | ||
Revision as of 15:07, 5 December 2022
| Date | 30 November 2021 - 17 January 2022 |
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The 2021-22 Seketese government crisis was a political crisis within the Seketese government caused by major defections from the governing Our Revolution over policy disagreements, leading to a loss of majority and the eventual formation of a new coalition government.
In the 2021 Seketese General Election, Our Revolution was elected in a landslide on a big tent and populist platform breaking the Seketese political system and bringing comedian Semy Brasa to the Prime Ministership. During the campaign the party was critized for it's lack of a cohesive platform and messaging, with many different factions forming from all across the political spectrum. This lead to instablity within the government and saw MP's start to defect away to more ideologically similar groups.