Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Govt changing election in 2014 - Ranil
UNP leader Ranil Wickramasinghe says that in 2014 they are going to build a new Sri Lanka with an election that changes the Govt.Mr. Wickramasinghe made this comment while speaking at the UNP 67th Anniversary ceremony held yesterday (06) at the party HQ Sirikotha.Pointing out that the party in 67 years old ad that he is now 60, Mr. Wickramasinghe said that he will be giving the opportunity of taking the party forward to the strong youth.
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Rajapaksa stolen more than Mubarak - Mangala

UNP Communications Chief MP Mangala Samaraweera says that although the Hosni Mubarak regime in Egypt had stole 2.5 Billion USD of state money in 30 years, the Rajapaksa regime has stolen at least 3.5 Billion USD of state money within 7 years.Mr. Samaraweera made this remark at a media meeting held today (05) at the Rajagiriya National plantation workers union hall.
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Victory is near: UNP’s 67th anniversary theme, with youth to the fore
The 67th Anniversary of the UNP will be celebrated at Sirikotha tomorrow under the theme, ‘Jaya Langai’ (Victory Is Near).UNP MP Harin Fernando said that the younger generation would be given pride of place at the anniversary celebrations as the Rajapaksa government had duped them by dangling programmes such as the ‘Tharunayata Hetak’, which was purely a political movement to promote the SLFP.
Although elections were held, Rajapaksa still a dictator -Karu
Gampaha district UNP MP Karu Jayasuriya says that just because elections are held in the country, it does not mean that the country is going on a democratic path.Pointing out how the elections conducted by Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe have been criticized by the international community, Mr. Jayasuriya says that the Rajapaksa Govt has taken examples from the Zimbabwe elections.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Dictatorship can’t be measured by elections - UNP
The main opposition United National Party (UNP) today said holding elections regularly did not mean that a country’s ruler was not a dictator.“There are dictators who hold elections regularly. It is the manner, in which they hold elections that determine whether they are dictators,” UNP MP Harin Fernando told a news conference.
Sunday, September 1, 2013
Mangala speaks of Govt's double face on Pillai's visit
UNP communications chief MP Mangala Samaraweera says that the Rajapaksa regime is trying to depict international human rights as instruments of oppression used by the west to control developing countries, thee Govt itself is using the violation of such rights to oppress and control its own subjects inside the country as it was seen in Weliweriya and Grandpass.
I like to think the old Mahinda is dormant within him
One time government strongman and a man who was considered one of the most powerful Ministers during the tenure of the Former President, and now one of the current regime’s most vociferous critics, speaks to Daily Mirror on the current regime, the alternative he proposes, the fallacy of the 'computer jilmart' and President Mahinda Rajapaksa, his friend.Saturday, August 31, 2013
Norochcholai Power Project cost of US$ 268 mn. Re-negotiated for US$ 568 mn. – Ravi K
Spare parts worth Rs.2.3 billion imported for Kerawalapitiya Power Plant
*Krrish Towers down to 71 floors from original 91
The Norochcholai Power Plant contract which was finalized at a cost of US$ 268 million during the last stages of President Chandrika Kumaratunga’s rule, had been re-negotiated within a year after she had left office by the Rajapaksa regime for US$ 568 million, an Opposition legislator charged yesterday.
*Krrish Towers down to 71 floors from original 91
The Norochcholai Power Plant contract which was finalized at a cost of US$ 268 million during the last stages of President Chandrika Kumaratunga’s rule, had been re-negotiated within a year after she had left office by the Rajapaksa regime for US$ 568 million, an Opposition legislator charged yesterday.
Friday, August 30, 2013
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Opposition, Civil Society launch Samagi Balavegaya * Warn of massive protests
Leaders of political parties, religious and civil rights organisations place their signatures to an agreement on the launching of Samagi Balavegaya aimed at forcing the Rajapaksa government to restore democracy, the rule of law, respect people’s basic rights and end the rampant corruption and abuse of power, which has resulted in the cost of living spiralling to unprecedented levels.
The United National Party position in the Select Committee of Parliament to Recommend and Report on Political and Constitutional Measures to Empower the People of Sri Lanka to Live as One Nation
The Hon. Leader of the Opposition is currently out of the country and a comprehensive statement will be issued by him on the United National Party position regarding the Select Committee of Parliament to Recommend and Report on Political and Constitutional Measures to Empower the People of Sri Lanka to Live as One Nation.
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
The 10 basic objectives of Samagi Agreement
The Conventional public agreement (Samagi givisuma) bearing 10 fundamental policies of the Samagi movement, which was created with the collaboration of the Opposition political parties along with the UNP and about 80 civil organizations, will be signed today (22) at 2.00pm, at the Colombo public library auditorium.
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