Paths to Peace
South Asia 2010, Oct 31, 14, 10
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Byline: Shobhakar Budhathoki Even after eight rounds of elections for the position of Prime Minister, Nepal still remains indecisive and uncertain about the future of the government. Parties to the legislative/parliament are continuously urging the importance of consensus government indicating that divided politics would not support the success of peace process and timely completion of the task of the Constituent Assembly. In reality, political parties are neither sincere about their words, nor they have shown willingness to compromise for the nation.
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