The National People’s Power govt. restored macroeconomic stability and introduced a different political culture, but key promises of structural reform remain unfulfilled; two years after Dissanayake’s election, the govt. faces the challenge of turning the Aragalaya’s demand for ‘system change’ into lasting political transformation
The National People’s Power govt. restored macroeconomic stability and introduced a different political culture, but key promises of structural reform remain unfulfilled; two years after Dissanayake’s election, the govt. faces the challenge of turning the Aragalaya’s demand for ‘system change’ into lasting political transformation
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