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New Zealand’s Maori Party expelled two MPs over misconduct and rules breaches, leaving them independents ahead of the 2026 election.
New Zealand’s Maori Party has expelled MPs Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Takuta Ferris over allegations of financial misconduct, racially charged social media posts, and breaches of party rules, following a unanimous decision by the national council.
The split, fueled by internal divisions and the recent death of MP Takutai Tarsh Kemp, has left the MPs as independents, with both challenging the expulsion as unconstitutional.
The party, now fractured, faces challenges in maintaining influence ahead of the 2026 election, as its co-leaders seek unity and avoid coalition talks with Labour and the Greens.
The outcome could impact political dynamics, especially as Prime Minister Chris Luxon’s coalition nears potential one-term status.
El Partido Maori de Nueva Zelanda expulsó a dos parlamentarios por mala conducta y violaciones de reglas, dejándolos independientes antes de las elecciones de 2026.