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Who is responsible for creating political turmoil in Fiji?
The people of Fiji.
What political subdivisions are in Fiji?
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Does Fiji have a king?
No. Fiji follows the Westminster Abbey parlimentary system.
What is Fiji law back in the past?
In the past, Fiji uses the British law and system not until 1970 when Fiji got Independant.
How do you vote in Fiji?
The voting system in Fiji is as follows:- A person age(s) 21 and over is eligible to vote, the person has to be a registered voter and can only vote once. People vote according to what they think on which political party can keep their promises and the infrastructure of socities.
Describe the system of government in Fiji?
Please refer to "How is Fiji's leader chosen" for answer to this question. Thankyou.
Is Fiji an oligarchy?
Fiji is not classified as an oligarchy; it is a parliamentary republic with a multi-party system. However, it has experienced periods of military rule and political instability, which can create conditions that resemble oligarchic governance, where power is concentrated among a few individuals or groups. The political landscape is influenced by ethnic divisions and historical factors, but the government structure is designed to represent a broader electorate.
What is Suva's latitude and longitude?
Suva is a city in Fiji. Its geographical co-ordinates are 181416 S and 1784419 E. Suva is Fiji's administrative and political capital.
What type of current system does Saudi Arabia have?
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What type of system is Fiji using
Is Fiji connected to Australia?
No, Fiji is a country of its own with its own Government, currency, laws and system. Fiji is an island nation approximately 1700 mi. (2700 km.) east of Australia. Fiji gained its independence from UK in 1970.
What are the resources like in Fiji?
Fiji is the heart of the south pacific and first in technology, education and health system. The resources in Fiji is very welcoming and Fiji offers so much more. There is absolutely nothing you cant find in malls, supermarket and shopping centres. Fiji has it all.
