Blair 'pandering to rejectionist unionists'

British Prime Minister Tony Blair may be intent on breaking his government’s peace process commitments, a senior Sinn Fein figure claimed today.

Fri, 16 Jan, 2004 - 14:03

British Prime Minister Tony Blair may be intent on breaking his government’s peace process commitments, a senior Sinn Féin figure claimed today.

As his party prepared to meet in Belfast a commission set up to monitor paramilitary activity and the Good Friday Agreement, Sinn Féin chairman Mitchel McLaughlin accused the British Prime Minister of pandering to rejectionist unionists with his latest ultimatum to republicans.

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