Mahendra Chaudhry criticizes Sitiveni Rabuka's public assurances while the Fiji Labour Party challenges the government's handling of the constitutional review.
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- A controversy involving Sitiveni Rabuka and Aseri Radrodro is discussed, with references to the Great Council of Chiefs and historical cession to Great Britain.
- The CRC has made a recommendation regarding the return of the Great Council of Chiefs, and Rabuka will present the report in Parliament.
- Allegations suggest Sitiveni Rabuka sought quiet support from the Great Council of Chiefs regarding a constitutional pathway involving Minister Ifereimi Vasu.
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Mahendra Chaudhry criticizes Sitiveni Rabuka's public assurances while the Fiji Labour Party challenges the government's handling of the constitutional review.
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Mahendra Chaudhry
Prime Minister of Fiji (1999-2000)
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Sitiveni Rabuka
Prime Minister of Fiji from 1992 to 1999 and from 2022-
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Fiji Labour Party
political party in Fiji founded 1984
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