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Several SLPP MPs consider voting against budget - Vimarsana News

Several SLPP MPs consider voting against budget

By Easwaran Rutnam Several Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) Members of Parliament are considering voting against the 2024 budget, despite being a part of the Government. A number of SLPP members are said to unhappy with President Ranil Wickremesinghe, who they voted into office last year.

President presents budget with no "fairy tales" - Vimarsana News

President presents budget with no "fairy tales"

President Ranil Wickremesinghe today presented the 2024 budget with no "fairy tales" focused on ensuring the country does not go bankrupt again. Presenting the budget in Parliament, the President, who is also the Minister of Finance, said that advancing a nation requires more than mere fairy tale

President to present 2024 Budget tomorrow - Breaking News - Vimarsana News

President to present 2024 Budget tomorrow - Breaking News

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New Zealand's Labour Government Defeated After Implementing Abortions Up to Birth - Vimarsana News

New Zealand's Labour Government Defeated After Implementing Abortions Up to Birth

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Opinion: Politics … as usual: Coloradans left in the dark - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Politics … as usual: Coloradans left in the dark

According to the Colorado State Statute, bills are required to be introduced within the first few weeks of the legislative session unless they have been approved by House and Senate leadership to have a late or delayed introduction. The introduction deadlines ensure transparency, allowing stakeholders to provide indispensable feedback. Introducing a highly controversial bill the last week of session prompted people to question whether some in the legislature wish to be voices of the people, or puppets to the Polis administration. SB23-303 Reduce Property Taxes And Voter-approved Revenue Change...