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European Parliament call for international funding to underwrite peace process The European Parliament on the initiative of John Cushnahan, M.E.P. and Chief EU
Electoral Observer at the last general elections in Sri Lanka, has passed a resolution
welcoming the Ceasefire Agreement between the Government and the LTTE as an opportunity to
create a peaceful atmosphere in which a negotiated settlement to the ethnic conflict could
be reached. PM ends triumphant peace mission by Rodney Martinesz in Jaffna Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe yesterday ended a highly successful
tour of Jaffna where he was enthusiastically welcomed wherever he went by
jubilant crowds. High US officials fly to Jaffna High powered United States officials- Assistant Secretary of State for South Asia
Christina Rocca and a top US Marines officer General Timothy Ghormley making a landmark
event in the peace process yesterday landed at the Palaly military air base in a US
Special Forces Hercules C-130 aircraft. The Ceylon Electricity Board yesterday took steps to confine the early morning (7.30
a.m. to 10 a.m.) and late night (9 p.m. to 11.30 p.m.) power cuts to two hours with effect
from Monday , Power and Energy Ministry spokesman said yesterday. Other Stories
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