Sri Lanka govt nears majority as opposition MPs defect

28 Jan 2007

Two dozen opposition MPs defected to Sri Lanka’s minority government on Sunday with some securing posts as ministers in a reshuffled cabinet, a senior aide said. The defections left the government just shy of a parliamentary majority seen key to political stability. Full Story

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