It all sounds very, very ambitious. But even before the acute crisis, silanka did have all these sort of more chronic crises. How duable is this giant programme of reform? Some of the people we spoke to in columbo were sceptical about much of this. And it cannot be ruled out that at some point they might come back on to the streets. The a talks about turning shilunka into another singable. Now that's the sort of thing you will hear from a lot of politicians policy makers across asu.
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