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Constitutional democracy finished in Fiii: Sneieht
SUVA. Julv 21 lhip Speight today insisted constitutional democracy tn Ilie Pacific nation was finished as he entered talks on the make-up of the country's future government, reports AFP
"It (the future* government) will be very, very different from the constitutional democracy. Com mon wealth-style you've seen in the last 30 years.' he said. "That is out. that's finished "
Fiji's President Josefa Iloilo warned, meanwhile, that continued divisions among ethnic Fijians vying tor power after Speight’s race-based coup were frustrating the naming of a new government.
Following day-long rumours that he had died or was critl-callv ill. Iloilo made an address to the nation Friday to explain his failure io swear in a new goverijim m pis 'pl^nqd op Wedm^l.iv. r ■
He said with Fijians breaking into separate regional
groups, he wanted a cabinet to unite the nation, and that would take time to finalise.
The final line-up will be announced as soon as possible and in the meantime (Prime Minister) Laisenia Qarase and his caretaker cabinet are conducting the affairs of the nation," he said.
On May 19 Speight seized parliament in the capital Suva and held elected prime minister Mahendra Chaudhry and his government hostage for 56 days, claiming to be acting in the name of ethnic Fijians.
He has demanded, and been granted, the overthrow of ethnic Indian Chaudhry, a state where political power is reserved for ethnic Fijians and an amnesty for him and his men.
But a yawning power vacuum has developed over the make-up of the future government
Speight, unhappy Wfth thvj proposed administration managed to postpone its appointment this week with
threats of civil war.
Newly named as president. Iloilo is insisting a more prominent role in government for Speight's allies, but interim Prime Minister Qarase is opposed.
On Friday Speight spoke ahead of a series of meetings at the Centra Hotel in the capital Suva, where most of the international media are staying
He would give little away about meetings between the army, his allies and the pro-l>oscd interim administration
There is mounting speculation here that the army will reimpose martial law. first declared on May 29 after Speight's supporters rioted through Suva looting ethnic Indian businesses. if the impasse continues.
The country’s only hydroelectric power station remains 'hi rebel hands and the northern town of Labasa4s in anarchy ''With Speight supporters controlling the army base.