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New Zealand PM Chris Luxon called an early election on November 7 amid economic crisis and public discontent.
New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Luxon called a general election for November 7, 10 months ahead of schedule, citing the need for political certainty amid economic turmoil.
The move follows a precedent set by former PM John Key in 2011, who advanced his election to avoid politicizing the Rugby World Cup.
Luxon’s decision comes as New Zealand faces a recession, rising unemployment, mass emigration, and sharp declines in house prices.
His leadership is under scrutiny, and the election is expected to be a referendum on the economy, with public frustration growing over stagnant wages, a failing health system, and strained relations with Māori communities.
El primer ministro de Nueva Zelanda, Chris Luxon, llamó a elecciones anticipadas el 7 de noviembre en medio de la crisis económica y el descontento público.