Published 05/05/2025 14:48 | Edited 05/05/2025 15:16
Being aligned with Donald Trump has been fatal in recent weeks. With or without direct support, tossing to the ideals of the president of the United States signals defeat, as it was with the Canadian conservatives and now with the Australians.
Last Saturday (3), the Australian Labor Party won the elections and with that the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese remains at the post. He is the first prime minister in 20 years to stay for two elections. The labor conquered alone, at least 85 chairs in Parliament, obtaining the absolute majority of the 150 vacancies. The right -wing liberal party should elect 39 parliamentarians.
Shortly after the confirmation of early victory, the prime minister went to the net and released the following phrases: “Back to the construction of the future of Australia” […] Back to work. Let’s not lose a minute. ”
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Final results are still awaited for a precise definition, including from other parties. However, what is already known, besides maintaining the center-left in power, is that Trump’s support is a true “death kiss.”
The right leader, Peter Dutton, had a campaign based on the same ideals as the American and thus his party not only suffered a historical defeat, but even Dutton was not able to renew his parliamentary position, which he had 24 years.
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There was no prospect of victory for labor earlier this year. Research captured popular dissatisfaction, a reflection of the global scenario that imposed difficulties and enhancement of the cost of living in most countries.
Nevertheless, the unit was found by Albanese in treating solutions to high health and housing prices as a priority, as well as adopting a speech focused on the environment and attention with climate change.
However, perhaps what weighed most in his favor was the anti-Trump posture, in this case, reflected in the Australian Trump incarnated by the right-wing rival Peter Dutton.
Although he avoided using Trump’s name, the Liberal Party leader is seen by the population with the same ideology. Therefore, having the image linked to the US President has gotten ill with the discredit that the American has spent in recent months after starting a tariff war against several countries, causing conflicts and attracting internal dissatisfaction.
To top it off, Dutton kept conservative opinions about immigration and the cutting of public spending at a time when the most accurate population of the state.
Source: vermelho.org.br
