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Mr Qarase aims to steer a delicate line between the outside powers with an interest in Fiji's fate and domestic Fijian support for Mr Speight.
ECONOMIST: Fiji
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Since the failed coup in 2000, Fiji's courts have made critical decisions, and the indigenous Fijian-dominated government has acquiesced, usually reluctantly and grudgingly.
ECONOMIST: The judges' growing power
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Fiji is now run by an elected coalition government dominated by the nationalist Fijian United Party of the Prime Minister, Laisenia Qarase.
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