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- Pascal_Iauko abstract "Pascal Sebastien Iauko, born 16 May 1986, is a ni-Vanuatu politician.He entered politics at an unexpectedly young age, following the death of his father Harry Iauko, MP for Tanna and Minister for Infrastructure, Public Utilities and Public Service in Prime Minister Sato Kilman's government, on 10 December 2012. Harry Iauko's death led to a by-election for his seat in Parliament. By the time the election was held on May 27, the Kilman government had lost its majority in Parliament and resigned; Moana Carcasses (of the Green Confederation) was the new Prime Minister, leading a broad coalition government. In the by-election, Pascal Iauko stood as the candidate of the Iauko Group, a small political movement which had been headed by his father, after his break-away from the Vanua'aku Pati. Parties within the Opposition coalition tacitly endorsed him and did not stand against him, while the main parties within the coalition government each stood a candidate. Thus, \"the seat was contested by almost a united opposition against a divided government side\". Iauko's youth and \"quiet demeanour\" were commented upon, but he was also endorsed by local elders. His father, despite having been a highly controversial figure, convicted in 2011 for aiding and abetting intentional assault (having supervised the beating up of a journalist who had criticised him), had remained popular on Tanna, where there remained a strong tradition of handing on leadership positions to family members of deceased leaders. Pascal Iauko, at the age of just 27, was elected in a landslide victory, with the largest vote tally in the country's history. He secured 4,017 votes, a record, corresponding to 32% of the vote, with a record lead of 1,341 votes (10.7%) over his closest opponent, and joined the Opposition benches.In October 2013, the Iauko Group, under the leadership of Tony Nari, merged back into the Vanua'aku Pati, and joined Prime Minister Carcasses' parliamentary majority. From then on, Pascal Iauko sat as a Vanua'aku Pati government backbencher.On 22 October 2015, he was found guilty of bribery, was sentenced to three years in prison, and lost his seat in Parliament.".
- Pascal_Iauko birthDate "1986-05-16".
- Pascal_Iauko birthYear "1986".
- Pascal_Iauko electionMajority "11".
- Pascal_Iauko party Iauko_Group.
- Pascal_Iauko party Vanuaaku_Pati.
- Pascal_Iauko predecessor Harry_Iauko.
- Pascal_Iauko termPeriod Pascal_Iauko__5.
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- Pascal_Iauko wikiPageWikiLink Sato_Kilman.
- Pascal_Iauko wikiPageWikiLink Tanna_(island).
- Pascal_Iauko wikiPageWikiLink Tanna_by-election,_2013.
- Pascal_Iauko wikiPageWikiLink Tony_Nari.
- Pascal_Iauko wikiPageWikiLink Vanuaaku_Pati.
- Pascal_Iauko wikiPageWikiLink Vanuatu.
- Pascal_Iauko wikiPageWikiLinkText "Pascal Iauko".
- Pascal_Iauko birthDate "1986-05-16".
- Pascal_Iauko constituencyMp Tanna_(island).
- Pascal_Iauko dateOfBirth "1986-05-16".
- Pascal_Iauko honorificSuffix Member_of_parliament.
- Pascal_Iauko majority "10.7".
- Pascal_Iauko name "Iauko, Pascal".
- Pascal_Iauko name "Pascal Sebastien Iauko".
- Pascal_Iauko party "Iauko Group".
- Pascal_Iauko party "Vanua'aku Pati".
- Pascal_Iauko predecessor Harry_Iauko.
- Pascal_Iauko shortDescription "Vanuatu politician".
- Pascal_Iauko successor "to be determined".
- Pascal_Iauko termEnd "2015-10-22".
- Pascal_Iauko termStart "2013-05-27".
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- Pascal_Iauko description "Vanuatu politician".
- Pascal_Iauko description "Vanuatu politician".
- Pascal_Iauko subject Category:1986_births.
- Pascal_Iauko subject Category:Living_people.
- Pascal_Iauko subject Category:Members_of_the_Parliament_of_Vanuatu.
- Pascal_Iauko hypernym Politician.
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- Pascal_Iauko comment "Pascal Sebastien Iauko, born 16 May 1986, is a ni-Vanuatu politician.He entered politics at an unexpectedly young age, following the death of his father Harry Iauko, MP for Tanna and Minister for Infrastructure, Public Utilities and Public Service in Prime Minister Sato Kilman's government, on 10 December 2012. Harry Iauko's death led to a by-election for his seat in Parliament.".
- Pascal_Iauko label "Pascal Iauko".
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- Pascal_Iauko givenName "Pascal".
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- Pascal_Iauko name "Iauko, Pascal".
- Pascal_Iauko name "Pascal Iauko".
- Pascal_Iauko name "Pascal Sebastien Iauko".
- Pascal_Iauko surname "Iauko".