I did a little ‘dance, said New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern when asked how he reacted country after it was learned, especially COVID-19 from its green banks on June 8 that their young daughter added bandit, Snow, confused something came at last. It was a classic moment Ardern, slyly funny, a drop of humanity in a great deal of gravity. Comment Ardern was also a decline in microphone soft power. Your leadership style, authenticity underlines the importance of trust and the priority of the common good, it seems to be suitable to the pandemic: New Zealand had only 1,154 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus, which brought to 22 the lost life. However, the New Zealanders will get to decide at the polls if he took the right kind for the nation’s next challenge-overcoming the economic blunt in less than 100 days. international admiration for the leader of the Pacific island nation with few strategic resources and only 5 million people is beyond measure by Ardern in 2017 came to power in an unlikely choice, at 37 the youngest ever female world leaders at the time. It ‘grew as she deftly handled various crises, including a mass shooting at a mosque in Christchurch. It continues to grow. American political scientist Joseph Nye used as an example of a webinar June 11 Ditchley Foundation, noting its handling of the crisis was undertaken in stark contrast to both the United States and much of Europe. “She is a powerful unifying force were,” he said. “He spoke über, unser [of five million team]. ‘” Few would Ardern in New Zealand with the management of the pandemic claim. He gave updates almost every day for lunch, reminiscent of old war radio broadcasts, but through social media. Their messaging was clear: they have created four block phases and the conditions that had to be met by a passage to the next. He leaned heavily on the scientific experts returned to them and their knowledge. Letting them know that we speak of the world leaders who are trying the best possible data Zealanders. If compassion was led response to the Christmas massacre that was in contact with their hearts, their reaction science-driven telegraphed to the virus they knew even if you trust the brain. Of course she had some help. New Zealand is small and rich enough. As an island nation, its boundaries are relatively easy to close. Its citizens are largely outside satisfied with health initiatives of the government and the public’s use to spread the wealth around. In January 2020 the economy was in surplus. ran his right hand to the briefing, Director General of Health Ashley Bloomfield is an expert in the field of public health (and telegenic enough to inspire a hit music videos) to be. But it is to clean the right person, the economic consequences of a global pandemic? In order to survive in order to block New Zealand it was given a percentage of their normal salary from the government, at a cost of $14 billion. The developed along with other programs to rebuild the economy, means that the government plans to borrow an additional $50 billion over the next two years. This could be debt reach 53.6% of GDP by 2023. See “to borrow a program The government literally billions of dollars has completed wage subsidies to support for social welfare and the common, hoping for a recovery when or if a vaccine is, “says James Kellow, a real estate financier who was a cautious supporter Ardern before the crisis. In an attempt to make some progress, the main opposition party, the citizens, their Oxford replaced experienced guide Simon Bridges Todd Muller, a kiwi from central casting – he is built like a rugby All Black forwards, and has a background in Agriculture-Business, particularly kiwifruit (also the legislature, the term “OK Boomer” was originally directed a million memes to start.) in speeches so far Mueller admits that the management of Ardern government of the crisis has been impressive, but he said it is time for the fiscally conservative their case to come to do. “This election will be about the economy,” Mueller said in one of his first public speeches as a leader, but stressed to voters is not the boring old business, no one was really understand, but “the work, the road main, your tourism business. “This message is in a country that resonates, where tourism is the most lucrative export industry. “There are a lot of small businesses in the tourism sector, which violate or are already closed,” said the economist, academic and former MP Marilyn Waring Dame. “If I was the national party and casting about for where we could take the best ideas as quickly as possible, small businesses, it probably is. We can see all the transactions that have not opened.” A further wrinkle is to add that Ardern has a much bigger profit in 2017. New Zealand and a representative system Ardern, when an alliance with the Greens and the conservative New Zealand First Party formed only on the power needs were. Its colorful leader, Winston Peters, who as deputy prime minister, was not convincing in several controversies and Ardern was able to support it, some captured their struggle against poverty and pro-climate more ambitious policy. He needs to make a real change in total victory for his Labor Party. Both of his detractors and his supporters seem to believe it and can take votes at the ballot box, the work is a stunning 26 percentage points ahead of the citizens, possibly quite popular for a government without NZ First or even to form the campaign. His critics believe people overlook the national debt – “masked an excellent communicator distributing large amounts of money that no political shortcomings,” says Kellow. Their supporters think she deserves a second term. “I think probably down the line that I just noticed a significant number of New Zealanders,” says Waring. “There is a new level of respect.” In a gesture of empathy with the victims, he is asked to do New Zealand, Ardern and all the members of the Council of Ministers took a pay cut of 25%. For now, the prime minister focuses only on the internal affairs of (his office refused a request from Time interview). The problems that plagued the New Zealand still stay ahead of the pandemic: child poverty, unequal treatment of Maori and Pacific Island people, widespread criminal justice, homelessness, high youth suicide. And ‘much appears as envoy of the crown, Ardern will have a chance to get into problems, there never be a vaccine. 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Jacinda Ardern helped New Zealand beat Crown. Next Up: As re-elected
