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To ensure stability, the new government agreed to stick with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout and completed the sovereign debt restructuring agreement spearheaded by the Wickremesinghe regime, despite the NPP wanting to renegotiate both. NPP supporters who vilify the IMF and neoliberalism have been disappointed, but the government had little choice. In any case, the NPP is not the JVP. And the new elite, while left-leaning, are products of the island’s post-1977 open market milieu. The JVP’s Marxist dogma has also long lapsed. Since AKD’s election, tourism has ramped up and the stock market is at its highest level yet. The IMF has also approved its third review of the US$2.9 billion bailout, which will add US$333 million to government coffers. Yet the euphoria has subsided and the NPP is struggling to meet expectations สล็อต เว็บตรง