gulf news, Sun Feb 19 20:11:36 EST 2006
Colombo: The government delegation is set to suggest amendments to the Cease Fire Agreement (CFA) at the renewed peace negotiations with Tamil rebels of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) commencing on Wednesday.
The amendments are reported to have been drafted by a legal team headed by President's Counsel H.L. de Silva in consultation with the security forces, the Sunday Leader newspaper reported.
The amendments are being proposed keeping with a pledge by President Mahinda Rajapakse during the presidential election campaign that the Cease-Fire Agreement (CFA) signed in 2002 with the LTTE would be reviewed and strengthened.
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The Academic
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SANSPACE
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 More unprofessional conduct
The LTTE had made it clear that they were going into the talks to discuss the implementation of the CFA and were not for amending it. If the government did not believe in it, they should have made their position clear before agreeing for the talks. Well, more unprofessional conduct thats not gonna make any impression with the international community.
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