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The Hindu Editorial • March 09, 2026 • Read Original

Generational shift: On the Nepal election, the results

Nepal’s voters upend old political order as RSP faces governance test

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Analysis of editorial from The Hindu newspaper on March 09, 2026

Generational shift: On the Nepal election, the results

Nepal’s voters upend old political order as RSP faces governance test

Nepal Election 2026Rastriya Swatantra PartyBalendra ShahGenerational ShiftNepali PoliticsGen Z Uprising
Sentences
Sentence 1 of 17
English Original

In a country that has seen political instability following every election since multiparty democracy was restored in 1990, Nepali voters have finally delivered a decisive mandate and in favour of a relatively new party.

Present Perfect Adjunct + S + V + O + Adjunct Main Clause Complex Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Adjunct Additional info
In a country that has seen political instability following every election since multiparty democracy was restored in 1990
In Nepal, where governments have been changing very often and failing to remain stable since the new democratic system began in 1990.
Subject Who/What
Nepali voters
The citizens of Nepal who have the right to vote.
Verb What is happening
have finally delivered
Have at last given or produced a result after a long time.
Object What receives action
a decisive mandate
A very clear and strong win given by the people’s votes that allows a party to rule.
Adjunct Additional info
and in favour of a relatively new party
And they voted for a political party that was formed only recently.
Context and Background
Nepal

In 1990, the ‘Jana Andolan’ (People’s Movement) forced the King to end absolute rule and allow multiple political parties. Since then, Nepal has seen extreme instability, with over 30 governments in 36 years, mostly due to internal fights among top leaders.

Sentence 2 of 17
English Original

In the March 5 elections, Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), founded barely four years ago, won a commanding majority in the 165 directly elected seats to the House of Representatives and roughly 50% of proportional votes, decimating parties that dominated Nepali politics for decades.

Simple Past Adjunct + S + V + O + Adjunct Main Clause Simple Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Adjunct Additional info
In the March 5 elections
During the voting that took place on March 5 (2026).
Subject Who/What
Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), founded barely four years ago,
The RSP, a new political party that was started just four years before these elections.
Verb What is happening
won
Gained victory or success in the contest.
Object What receives action
a commanding majority in the 165 directly elected seats to the House of Representatives and roughly 50% of proportional votes
A very large number of seats where people vote for an individual candidate, and about half of the total votes given to the party as a whole.
Adjunct Additional info
decimating parties that dominated Nepali politics for decades
Crushing or badly defeating the old parties that had been in power for many years.
Context and Background
Nepal

Nepal uses a ‘Mixed Member Proportional’ system. Out of 275 total seats, 165 are elected directly (First-Past-The-Post). The remaining 110 seats are filled from party lists based on the ‘proportional’ share of votes each party gets across the whole nation.

Sentence 3 of 17
English Original

The RSP is not the first to secure a decisive majority under the new Constitution of 2015.

Simple Present S + V + C Main Clause Simple Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
The RSP
The Rastriya Swatantra Party.
Verb What is happening
is not
Is not (the only one).
Complement Completes meaning
the first to secure a decisive majority under the new Constitution of 2015
The first party to get such a clear and big win after the law of the land changed in 2015.
Context and Background
Nepal

After years of debate following the end of the monarchy, Nepal adopted a new Constitution in 2015. It officially made Nepal a federal democratic republic, dividing the country into seven provinces and changing how the government is formed.

Sentence 4 of 17
English Original

In the 2017 elections, the first elections held under the federal framework, the Left Alliance of the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist) led by K.P. Sharma Oli and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre), helmed by Pushpa Kamal Dahal won close to a two-thirds majority.

Simple Past Adjunct + S + V + O Main Clause Simple Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Adjunct Additional info
In the 2017 elections, the first elections held under the federal framework
During the 2017 voting, which was the first one using the new system of dividing the country into provinces.
Subject Who/What
the Left Alliance of the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist) led by K.P. Sharma Oli and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre), helmed by Pushpa Kamal Dahal
The partnership between the two main Communist parties in Nepal, led by K.P. Oli and Pushpa Kamal Dahal (also known as Prachanda).
Verb What is happening
won
Achieved victory.
Object What receives action
close to a two-thirds majority
Almost 66% of the seats, which is enough to make big changes to the laws.
Sentence 5 of 17
English Original

The two parties merged to form the Nepal Communist Party, but the union was voided in 2021.

Simple Past S + V + Adjunct + Conj + S + V + Adjunct Compound Compound Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
The two parties
The two Communist parties mentioned in the previous sentence.
Verb What is happening
merged
Joined together to become one single group.
Adjunct Additional info
to form the Nepal Communist Party
With the goal of creating a new, larger party called the NCP.
Subject Who/What
the union
The act of being joined together.
Verb What is happening
was voided
Was declared illegal or not valid anymore.
Adjunct Additional info
in 2021
During the year 2021.
Context and Background
The 2021 Merger Cancellation

In 2018, the two main Communist parties merged to form the Nepal Communist Party (NCP). However, internal power struggles led to a legal case, and in 2021, Nepal’s Supreme Court ruled the merger invalid because the name ‘Nepal Communist Party’ was already registered by another small group. This forced the parties to split back into their original forms.

Sentence 6 of 17
English Original

What followed was the familiar rigmarole of shifting alliances and a carousel of Prime Ministers — Mr. Oli, Mr. Dahal, and the Nepali Congress’s Sher Bahadur Deuba — with none able to anchor a stable government.

Simple Past S + V + C Main Clause Simple Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
What followed
The events that happened after the merger was cancelled.
Verb What is happening
was
Was (existed as).
Complement Completes meaning
the familiar rigmarole of shifting alliances and a carousel of Prime Ministers — Mr. Oli, Mr. Dahal, and the Nepali Congress’s Sher Bahadur Deuba — with none able to anchor a stable government
The same old confusing process of parties changing friends and leaders (like Oli, Dahal, and Deuba) taking turns as PM, with nobody being able to provide a steady government.
Sentence 7 of 17
English Original

It was this “dance of the status quoists” that provoked the 2025 youth-led Gen Z uprising against entrenched corruption and patronage politics, eventually leading to Mr. Oli’s resignation and a Sushila Karki-led caretaker government.

Simple Past S + V + C + Adjunct + Adjunct Main Clause Complex Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
It
The situation (referring to the shifting alliances mentioned earlier).
Verb What is happening
was
Was.
Complement Completes meaning
this “dance of the status quoists”
The repetitive and selfish way the old leaders kept changing positions just to stay in power.
Adjunct Additional info
that provoked the 2025 youth-led Gen Z uprising against entrenched corruption and patronage politics
Which caused the young generation (Gen Z) to start a massive protest against deep-rooted bribery and the system of leaders helping only their own people.
Adjunct Additional info
eventually leading to Mr. Oli’s resignation and a Sushila Karki-led caretaker government
Which finally resulted in PM Oli quitting his job and a temporary government being formed under Sushila Karki.
Context and Background
The 2025 Gen Z Uprising

In the context of this editorial, ‘Gen Z’ refers to Nepali youth born roughly between 1997 and 2012. Tired of years of unstable governance and corruption, they led a massive nation-wide protest in 2025. This forced the established leaders to step down and led to the appointment of Sushila Karki (Nepal’s first female Chief Justice) as the head of a neutral caretaker government to hold fresh elections.

Sentence 8 of 17
English Original

Ms. Karki creditably oversaw a largely peaceful election within a compressed timeframe.

Simple Past S + V + O + Adjunct Main Clause Simple Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
Ms. Karki
Sushila Karki, the head of the temporary government.
Verb What is happening
creditably oversaw
Managed or looked after the process in a way that deserves praise.
Object What receives action
a largely peaceful election
A vote that happened mostly without violence or fighting.
Adjunct Additional info
within a compressed timeframe
In a very short or limited amount of time.
Sentence 9 of 17
English Original

The results show that the Gen Z protests were no flash in the pan.

Simple Present S + V + O Main Clause Complex Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
The results
The final numbers or outcome of the election.
Verb What is happening
show
Prove or make it clear.
Object What receives action
that the Gen Z protests were no flash in the pan
That the youth protests were not just a one-time event that would be quickly forgotten.
Sentence 10 of 17
English Original

Balendra Shah’s entry transformed the RSP’s fortunes.

Simple Past S + V + O Main Clause Simple Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
Balendra Shah’s entry
The act of Balendra Shah joining the party.
Verb What is happening
transformed
Changed something completely, usually for the better.
Object What receives action
the RSP’s fortunes
The luck or success of the Rastriya Swatantra Party.
Context and Background
Who is Balendra Shah?

Balendra Shah, popularly known as ‘Balen’, is a structural engineer and a famous rapper. He rose to political fame in 2022 when he won the Kathmandu Mayoral election as an independent candidate, defeating candidates from major established parties. His move to join RSP in early 2026 brought a massive youth following to the party.

Sentence 11 of 17
English Original

A former rapper who stormed into politics by winning the 2022 Kathmandu mayoral election as an independent, Mr. Shah joined the RSP in January and became its prime ministerial candidate.

Simple Past S + V + O + Adjunct + Conj + V + C Main Clause Complex Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
A former rapper who stormed into politics by winning the 2022 Kathmandu mayoral election as an independent, Mr. Shah
Mr. Shah, who used to be a rapper and entered politics very strongly by winning the Kathmandu mayor’s post without being in any party.
Verb What is happening
joined
Became a member of.
Object What receives action
the RSP
The Rastriya Swatantra Party.
Adjunct Additional info
in January
During the month of January.
Verb What is happening
became
Was chosen to be.
Complement Completes meaning
its prime ministerial candidate
The person the party wants to make the Prime Minister if they win.
Sentence 12 of 17
English Original

The 35-year-old politician defeated 74-year-old Mr. Oli by nearly 50,000 votes in his stronghold Jhapa.

Simple Past S + V + O + Adjunct + Adjunct Main Clause Simple Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
The 35-year-old politician
Balen Shah, who is young (35 years old).
Verb What is happening
defeated
Beat his opponent in the election.
Object What receives action
74-year-old Mr. Oli
K.P. Sharma Oli, the veteran leader who is 74 years old.
Adjunct Additional info
by nearly 50,000 votes
With a difference of almost 50,000 votes.
Adjunct Additional info
in his stronghold Jhapa
In Jhapa district, which is a place where Mr. Oli usually has very strong support.
Sentence 13 of 17
English Original

Mr. Shah was the choice of the Gen Z protesters when they demanded a generational shift in political leadership and a decisive break from the Oli-Dahal-Deuba troika.

Simple Past S + V + C + Adjunct Main Clause Complex Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
Mr. Shah
Balen Shah.
Verb What is happening
was
Was.
Complement Completes meaning
the choice of the Gen Z protesters
The person the young people wanted to see in power.
Adjunct Additional info
when they demanded a generational shift in political leadership and a decisive break from the Oli-Dahal-Deuba troika
At the time when they asked for younger leaders to take over and a complete end to the control of the three old leaders (Oli, Dahal, and Deuba).
Sentence 14 of 17
English Original

The scale of the RSP’s victory, including a clean sweep of all 15 seats in the Kathmandu Valley, is a powerful expression of a young electorate’s frustrations.

Simple Present S + V + C Main Clause Simple Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
The scale of the RSP’s victory, including a clean sweep of all 15 seats in the Kathmandu Valley,
The huge size of the RSP’s win, which included winning every single seat in the Kathmandu capital region.
Verb What is happening
is
Is.
Complement Completes meaning
a powerful expression of a young electorate’s frustrations
A strong way of showing how angry and disappointed the young voters are.
Sentence 15 of 17
English Original

This is a verdict against incestuous patronage politics, endemic corruption, and the dire economic conditions that have driven Nepalis to work abroad.

Simple Present S + V + C Main Clause Complex Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
This
This election result.
Verb What is happening
is
Is.
Complement Completes meaning
a verdict against incestuous patronage politics, endemic corruption, and the dire economic conditions that have driven Nepalis to work abroad
A final decision by the voters to reject the system where leaders help only their close friends, the deep-rooted bribery, and the very bad economic state that forces people to leave Nepal for jobs.
Context and Background
Nepal

Lack of jobs within Nepal has forced millions of Nepalis to work abroad, primarily in Gulf countries and Malaysia. This migration is a major source of income (remittance) for the country, but it also reflects the failure of domestic economic policies and is a source of great pain for many families.

Sentence 16 of 17
English Original

Whether the RSP, and Mr. Shah, can translate this sweeping mandate into the institutional reform and economic revival that Nepal desperately needs remains to be seen.

Simple Present S + V + C Main Clause Complex Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Subject Who/What
Whether the RSP, and Mr. Shah, can translate this sweeping mandate into the institutional reform and economic revival that Nepal desperately needs
The question of if the RSP and Mr. Shah can change this huge win into real improvements in law and the economy that Nepal really needs.
Verb What is happening
remains
Stay or continues to be.
Complement Completes meaning
to be seen
Uncertain or unknown at the moment; we will find out in the future.
Sentence 17 of 17
English Original

Considering that Mr. Shah’s tenure as mayor drew criticism for an anti-poor and technocratic approach to urban governance, the mandate must be greeted with caution.

Present (Modal) Adjunct + S + V + Adjunct Main Clause Complex Sentence
Phrase Breakdown
Adjunct Additional info
Considering that Mr. Shah’s tenure as mayor drew criticism for an anti-poor and technocratic approach to urban governance
Because when Mr. Shah was the Mayor, people complained that he was against the poor and focused too much on technical rules instead of people’s feelings in managing the city.
Subject Who/What
the mandate
The power given by the voters to the winning party.
Verb What is happening
must be greeted
Should be received or accepted.
Adjunct Additional info
with caution
With care and a bit of doubt; not trusting completely yet.
Context and Background
Balen Shah

As Mayor of Kathmandu (2022-2026), Balen Shah was praised for his energy but criticized for actions like removing street vendors and destroying small huts (slums) without proper planning for the poor. This led some to fear that his style of rule favors the middle-class more than the most vulnerable citizens.

Sentence 1 of 17
Sentence 1 of 17
In a country that has seen political instability following every election since multiparty democracy was restored in 1990, Nepali voters have finally delivered a decisive mandate and in favour of a relatively new party.
Phrase Breakdown
Adjunct
In a country that has seen political instability following every election since multiparty democracy was restored in 1990
In Nepal, where governments have been changing very often and failing to remain stable since the new democratic system began in 1990.
Subject
Nepali voters
The citizens of Nepal who have the right to vote.
Verb
have finally delivered
Have at last given or produced a result after a long time.
Object
a decisive mandate
A very clear and strong win given by the people’s votes that allows a party to rule.
Adjunct
and in favour of a relatively new party
And they voted for a political party that was formed only recently.
Sentence 2 of 17
In the March 5 elections, Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), founded barely four years ago, won a commanding majority in the 165 directly elected seats to the House of Representatives and roughly 50% of proportional votes, decimating parties that dominated Nepali politics for decades.
Phrase Breakdown
Adjunct
In the March 5 elections
During the voting that took place on March 5 (2026).
Subject
Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), founded barely four years ago,
The RSP, a new political party that was started just four years before these elections.
Verb
won
Gained victory or success in the contest.
Object
a commanding majority in the 165 directly elected seats to the House of Representatives and roughly 50% of proportional votes
A very large number of seats where people vote for an individual candidate, and about half of the total votes given to the party as a whole.
Adjunct
decimating parties that dominated Nepali politics for decades
Crushing or badly defeating the old parties that had been in power for many years.
Sentence 3 of 17
The RSP is not the first to secure a decisive majority under the new Constitution of 2015.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
The RSP
The Rastriya Swatantra Party.
Verb
is not
Is not (the only one).
Complement
the first to secure a decisive majority under the new Constitution of 2015
The first party to get such a clear and big win after the law of the land changed in 2015.
Sentence 4 of 17
In the 2017 elections, the first elections held under the federal framework, the Left Alliance of the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist) led by K.P. Sharma Oli and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre), helmed by Pushpa Kamal Dahal won close to a two-thirds majority.
Phrase Breakdown
Adjunct
In the 2017 elections, the first elections held under the federal framework
During the 2017 voting, which was the first one using the new system of dividing the country into provinces.
Subject
the Left Alliance of the Communist Party of Nepal (Unified Marxist-Leninist) led by K.P. Sharma Oli and the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre), helmed by Pushpa Kamal Dahal
The partnership between the two main Communist parties in Nepal, led by K.P. Oli and Pushpa Kamal Dahal (also known as Prachanda).
Verb
won
Achieved victory.
Object
close to a two-thirds majority
Almost 66% of the seats, which is enough to make big changes to the laws.
Sentence 5 of 17
The two parties merged to form the Nepal Communist Party, but the union was voided in 2021.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
The two parties
The two Communist parties mentioned in the previous sentence.
Verb
merged
Joined together to become one single group.
Adjunct
to form the Nepal Communist Party
With the goal of creating a new, larger party called the NCP.
Subject
the union
The act of being joined together.
Verb
was voided
Was declared illegal or not valid anymore.
Adjunct
in 2021
During the year 2021.
Sentence 6 of 17
What followed was the familiar rigmarole of shifting alliances and a carousel of Prime Ministers — Mr. Oli, Mr. Dahal, and the Nepali Congress’s Sher Bahadur Deuba — with none able to anchor a stable government.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
What followed
The events that happened after the merger was cancelled.
Verb
was
Was (existed as).
Complement
the familiar rigmarole of shifting alliances and a carousel of Prime Ministers — Mr. Oli, Mr. Dahal, and the Nepali Congress’s Sher Bahadur Deuba — with none able to anchor a stable government
The same old confusing process of parties changing friends and leaders (like Oli, Dahal, and Deuba) taking turns as PM, with nobody being able to provide a steady government.
Sentence 7 of 17
It was this “dance of the status quoists” that provoked the 2025 youth-led Gen Z uprising against entrenched corruption and patronage politics, eventually leading to Mr. Oli’s resignation and a Sushila Karki-led caretaker government.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
It
The situation (referring to the shifting alliances mentioned earlier).
Verb
was
Was.
Complement
this “dance of the status quoists”
The repetitive and selfish way the old leaders kept changing positions just to stay in power.
Adjunct
that provoked the 2025 youth-led Gen Z uprising against entrenched corruption and patronage politics
Which caused the young generation (Gen Z) to start a massive protest against deep-rooted bribery and the system of leaders helping only their own people.
Adjunct
eventually leading to Mr. Oli’s resignation and a Sushila Karki-led caretaker government
Which finally resulted in PM Oli quitting his job and a temporary government being formed under Sushila Karki.
Sentence 8 of 17
Ms. Karki creditably oversaw a largely peaceful election within a compressed timeframe.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
Ms. Karki
Sushila Karki, the head of the temporary government.
Verb
creditably oversaw
Managed or looked after the process in a way that deserves praise.
Object
a largely peaceful election
A vote that happened mostly without violence or fighting.
Adjunct
within a compressed timeframe
In a very short or limited amount of time.
Sentence 9 of 17
The results show that the Gen Z protests were no flash in the pan.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
The results
The final numbers or outcome of the election.
Verb
show
Prove or make it clear.
Object
that the Gen Z protests were no flash in the pan
That the youth protests were not just a one-time event that would be quickly forgotten.
Sentence 10 of 17
Balendra Shah’s entry transformed the RSP’s fortunes.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
Balendra Shah’s entry
The act of Balendra Shah joining the party.
Verb
transformed
Changed something completely, usually for the better.
Object
the RSP’s fortunes
The luck or success of the Rastriya Swatantra Party.
Sentence 11 of 17
A former rapper who stormed into politics by winning the 2022 Kathmandu mayoral election as an independent, Mr. Shah joined the RSP in January and became its prime ministerial candidate.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
A former rapper who stormed into politics by winning the 2022 Kathmandu mayoral election as an independent, Mr. Shah
Mr. Shah, who used to be a rapper and entered politics very strongly by winning the Kathmandu mayor’s post without being in any party.
Verb
joined
Became a member of.
Object
the RSP
The Rastriya Swatantra Party.
Adjunct
in January
During the month of January.
Verb
became
Was chosen to be.
Complement
its prime ministerial candidate
The person the party wants to make the Prime Minister if they win.
Sentence 12 of 17
The 35-year-old politician defeated 74-year-old Mr. Oli by nearly 50,000 votes in his stronghold Jhapa.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
The 35-year-old politician
Balen Shah, who is young (35 years old).
Verb
defeated
Beat his opponent in the election.
Object
74-year-old Mr. Oli
K.P. Sharma Oli, the veteran leader who is 74 years old.
Adjunct
by nearly 50,000 votes
With a difference of almost 50,000 votes.
Adjunct
in his stronghold Jhapa
In Jhapa district, which is a place where Mr. Oli usually has very strong support.
Sentence 13 of 17
Mr. Shah was the choice of the Gen Z protesters when they demanded a generational shift in political leadership and a decisive break from the Oli-Dahal-Deuba troika.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
Mr. Shah
Balen Shah.
Verb
was
Was.
Complement
the choice of the Gen Z protesters
The person the young people wanted to see in power.
Adjunct
when they demanded a generational shift in political leadership and a decisive break from the Oli-Dahal-Deuba troika
At the time when they asked for younger leaders to take over and a complete end to the control of the three old leaders (Oli, Dahal, and Deuba).
Sentence 14 of 17
The scale of the RSP’s victory, including a clean sweep of all 15 seats in the Kathmandu Valley, is a powerful expression of a young electorate’s frustrations.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
The scale of the RSP’s victory, including a clean sweep of all 15 seats in the Kathmandu Valley,
The huge size of the RSP’s win, which included winning every single seat in the Kathmandu capital region.
Verb
is
Is.
Complement
a powerful expression of a young electorate’s frustrations
A strong way of showing how angry and disappointed the young voters are.
Sentence 15 of 17
This is a verdict against incestuous patronage politics, endemic corruption, and the dire economic conditions that have driven Nepalis to work abroad.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
This
This election result.
Verb
is
Is.
Complement
a verdict against incestuous patronage politics, endemic corruption, and the dire economic conditions that have driven Nepalis to work abroad
A final decision by the voters to reject the system where leaders help only their close friends, the deep-rooted bribery, and the very bad economic state that forces people to leave Nepal for jobs.
Sentence 16 of 17
Whether the RSP, and Mr. Shah, can translate this sweeping mandate into the institutional reform and economic revival that Nepal desperately needs remains to be seen.
Phrase Breakdown
Subject
Whether the RSP, and Mr. Shah, can translate this sweeping mandate into the institutional reform and economic revival that Nepal desperately needs
The question of if the RSP and Mr. Shah can change this huge win into real improvements in law and the economy that Nepal really needs.
Verb
remains
Stay or continues to be.
Complement
to be seen
Uncertain or unknown at the moment; we will find out in the future.
Sentence 17 of 17
Considering that Mr. Shah’s tenure as mayor drew criticism for an anti-poor and technocratic approach to urban governance, the mandate must be greeted with caution.
Phrase Breakdown
Adjunct
Considering that Mr. Shah’s tenure as mayor drew criticism for an anti-poor and technocratic approach to urban governance
Because when Mr. Shah was the Mayor, people complained that he was against the poor and focused too much on technical rules instead of people’s feelings in managing the city.
Subject
the mandate
The power given by the voters to the winning party.
Verb
must be greeted
Should be received or accepted.
Adjunct
with caution
With care and a bit of doubt; not trusting completely yet.

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