2021 Lunasi protests

2021 Lunasi protests 	2021 Lunasi protests 	2021 Lunasi protests 	2021 Lunasi protests
Date 	 	21 June 2021 - 2 August 2021 	
Location 	 	Lunasia 	
Caused by 	 	
*Seperation Referendum
*Election of Karl Dillon Holt
*Recession
*COVID-19 pandemic	
Methods 	 	
*Demonstrations
*Strike action
*Civil resistance
*Barricades	
Resulted in 	 	
*Seperation Referendum was revoked
*Snap elections	
Parties to the civil conflict 	Parties to the civil conflict	Parties to the civil conflict 	Parties to the civil conflict
National CoalitionDutch FrontSupported by:Labour PartyDutch Party	 	LunasiaHolt GovernmentParty for Change	
Lead figures 	Lead figures 	Lead figures 	Lead figures
Alexander WittMarick Verwoerd 	 	Karl Dillon Holt Giles Denton 	
The 2021 Lunasi protests were a series of civil protests taking place in Lunasia lasting from 21 June 2021 to 2 August 2021.
These national protests were triggered by the Seperation Referendum introduced by the new president Karl Dillon Holt. Other factors also contributed such as; the COVID-19 pandemic and a recession. The protesters, led by Alexander Witt and Marick Verwoerd, demanded the revokement of the referendum.
On 23 June 2021, Holt officially revoked the referendum. Despite that, the protests continued in many cities in Lunasia. The focus shifted to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
On 2 August 2021, the protests ended when the Party for Change, the party of Karl Dillon Holt, made a coalition with the Dutch Party. The parties emphasized on making English and Dutch Lunasia more independent from each other without splitting the nation.
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