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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says his party is ready for 2026, values coalition unity, and rejects working with Labour.
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters, reflecting on a challenging year, expressed satisfaction with government progress but regret over delayed economic gains.
He warned against a leadership spill without consulting coalition partners, calling it unwise, and emphasized stability and unity.
Despite past patterns of being excluded from government after participation, his party remains polling near 10 percent, buoyed by its focus on working-class voters and practical governance over abstract ideals.
Peters ruled out working with Labour under Chris Hipkins but encouraged other parties to consider collaboration.
He defended his party’s legislative efforts as genuine policy preparation, dismissed concerns about nationalism, and maintained a neutral stance on Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s performance, stressing readiness for the 2026 election.
El líder de New Zealand First, Winston Peters, dice que su partido está listo para 2026, valora la unidad de la coalición y rechaza trabajar con los laboristas.