Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albonez wins the second 3-year term

Anthony Albonez The stated victory as the first Prime Minister of Australia, who took the second consecutive term on Saturday and suggested that his government increased his majority without modeling himself on us President Donald TrumpAdministration.

‘Australians decided to face global problems Australian wayLooking at each other, building for the future, “Albonez told fans in Victory in Sydney.

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“We do not need to ask, borrow or copy anywhere. We are not looking for our inspiration abroad. We find it here in our values ​​and in our peoples,” he added.

His left-wing party-Levo Party branded the competitor Albanes Peter Daton, the opposition leader, “Dage-datton” and accused him of the Conservative Liberal Party of imitation of Trump and the government efficiency department.

Earlier, Datton acknowledged that his conservative parties were defeated in the elections, and that he had lost his own parliamentary place, which he held for 24 years.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanes responds when he addresses the party believers after winning the second term after Sydney’s general election on Saturday. (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft)

The difficult situation of the Datton parallel in the opposition leaders of Canada Pierre Puliver, who lost his place after Trump declared the economic war of a US neighbor in the north. Earlier, the Paylieur was seen as a noise to become the next Prime Minister of Canada and the shepherd of his Conservative Party for the first time in a decade.

Analysts claim this mirrored Trump He moved from the political positive for Australian Conservatives to negative after Trump imposed global tariffs.

The patriots pipe, a minor party inspired by Trump’s policy with the advertising budget funded by the tycoon Magnate Palmer, who darkened the main parties, attracted only 2% of the vote.

Zari Gazorian, a policy teacher at Monash University, in Melbourne, questioned the importance of “Dage-in Datton”, which arises as a result of the election.

“We don’t know. But I’m not sure it had a great influence,” Gazaran said. “This is a huge victory for work, and it is a mass reproach for the Liberal Party.”

Congratulations to Albonez with re -election

US Secretary of State Mark Rubio congratulated Albanes on his election for the second three -year term.

“Australia is a respected ally, partner and friend of the United States. Our common values ​​and democratic traditions provide the basis for the unchanged alliance and deep ties between our peoples,” Rubio said in a statement.

“The United States is looking forward to deepening their relationship with Australia to promote our common interests and promoting freedom and stability in Indo-Pacific and worldwide,” he added.

British Prime Minister Kire Starmer, leader of the left center, congratulated Albanes on his victory.

“The UK and Australia are as close as it never shows that friendships can be the strongest,” said Starmer. “I know that we will continue to work together on our common ambitions, including trading, investments and energy, working on a better life for workers in the UK and Australia.”

The work was occupied by a narrow majority of 78 places in the 151st House of Representatives, the lower house where the party forms.

Australian governments are usually selected at least for a second term, but is expected to lose seats in other elections. But work goes on the way to increasing its majority in the second term.

High prices – the main issue of elections

Energy policy and inflation were the main problems in the company, and both sides agree that the country is facing a life crisis.

The Liberal Party has accused government waste of inflation and increasing interest rates, as well as promised to reduce more than every fifth work for public service to reduce public expenses.

While both said that the country should reach Net-Nula’s greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, Datton claims that relying on nuclear energy rather than renewable energy such as solar and wind turbines will give less expensive electricity.

Work claimed that the Datton administration would reduce the services to pay its ambitions to build seven nuclear generators funded by the government. Currently, there is no nuclear energy in Australia.

Opposition Senator Jacinta Nampijnpa Price is responsible for reducing 41,000 jobs in the Datton Administration. Last month, she caught the attention of the media when she told fans that her government “would again make Australia great.”

Trump reviews

Price told reporters at the time that she did not mention, using words that resemble the slogan of Republicans “Make America again”.

Price, which said she was photographed in the Mag in a joke in Christmas, “the media was accused of focusing on Trump in the election campaign on Saturday.

“You’ve done everything about Donald Trump,” said Price Australian Corporation Broadcasting, “We really couldn’t take care of how Donald Trump runs in America. We were concerned about how Australia is governed by the Alban government.”

The election took place against the background that both sides of politicians describe as the cost of life.

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Foodbank Australia, the country’s largest charitable food organization, reported 3.4 million households in the country out of 27 million people who felt food security last year. This meant that the Australians missed food, ate less or worried about ending food before they could afford to buy more.

The Central Bank has reduced its benchmark for a quarter of the interest rate in February to 4.1%, indicating that the worst of the financial difficulties has passed. It is expected that at the next meeting of the Bank Council on May 20, this time, this time, this time, to stimulate investments against the background of international economic uncertainty caused by Trump tariff.