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Top donors like the World Bank and the IMF say Constitutional reforms without a two-third majority in the parliament will not affect their lending program to the country.
However, analysts pointed out that any attempt at tinkering with the Constitution without a two-thirds majority in parliament could lead to political uncertainty, which will directly affect the governments economic program, and make the donors think twice.













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rnSri Lankas efforts to balance the budget rely heavily on donor funding. Analysts say that goodwill could be tested soon if any political uncertainty leads to a slowdown in economic reforms.

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rnUPFA, took office on an extra agrarian subsidy, more government jobs and anti privatization platform. But the new government has already strayed off their promises and done policy U-turns in these areas, which have been welcomed by some analysts.

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rnThey say the government could win the confidence of investors and donors if it continued economic reforms that seek to reduce the rol