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Foreign Minister Tyronne Fernando has lashed out at Sri Lankan expatriate groups hostile to the peace process calling them 'junk pundits.' In an interview with the Sunday Observer last week, the Minister described his recent official tours overseas as successful in mobilising commitments for aid to help the country recover from the war. He strongly criticised expatriate groups overseas who are campaigning for a military solution.
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