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UNP yet to declare its stand on LTTE - PM by Ravi Ladduwahetty The Opposition United National Party has yet to declare its stand on the LTTE and how
it would stop the war. The UNP has not mentioned whether it is in agreement with the
Government decision to proscribe the LTTE. World Bank says global slowdown hurts poor Poor countries are suffering as a terrorist-triggered slide towards global recession is
compounded by barriers to trade with the rich, the World Bank warned Wednesday in its key
annual report. by Nadira Gunatilleke Closer and dynamic interaction at cultural level among the seven SAARC countries would
not only promote better relations at the governmental level but also, more importantly,
bring our peoples closer together, Prime Minister and Minister of Buddhasasana, Cultural
and Religious Affairs Minister Ratnasiri Wickremanayake said. Jaffna's chief UNP candidate praises Prabhakaran By Walter Jayawardhana reporting from Los Angeles T. Maheswaran, ex M.P. and Chief candidate of the United National Party in Jaffna
District praised "the struggle led by the leader of the Tigers" Velupillai
Prabhakaran and all the sacrifices made for its progress, reported the Tamil Net, official
news website of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam. Other Stories |
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