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All smiles: President Mahinda Rajapakse with fellow travellers of the peace brigade. Pic by Lalith Welivitigoda

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Venue for talks

by Jayantha Sri Nissanka and Ranga Jayasuriya

The Government will propose five countries to choose from as a common venue for the peace talks and invite LTTE nominations in equal numbers in an effort to break the stalemate in the peace process deadlocked over a dispute over a common venue.
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Government stable - President

by a Staff Correspondent

The UPFA Government which received a mandate in April 2004 is comfortably placed with a working majority in Parliament and it will complete its full term. A sizeable number of Opposition MPs recognise this situation and are knocking on the door to occupy the Treasury benches.
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