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Sri Lanka PM resigns amid country’s worst economic crisis

  • Embattled Mahinda Rajapaksa had initially resisted calls to step down
  • Violent clashes on Monday erupted between party supporters and anti-government demonstrators, reportedly wounding at least 138 people
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