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The government should be changed when it no longer represents the will of the people, fails to uphold justice and equality, or consistently undermines fundamental rights and freedoms. Additionally, systemic corruption, persistent economic decline, or a lack of accountability can also warrant a change in government. Ultimately, a shift is necessary when the governing body is unable or unwilling to address the needs and aspirations of its citizens effectively. Regular democratic processes, such as elections, provide a means for this change.

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