US politician warns against excluding Sinn Féin

A senior US politician warned today that excluding Sinn Féin from the Good Friday Agreement review was not the way forward.

US politician warns against excluding Sinn Féin
Sat, 13 Mar, 2004 - 20:54

A senior US politician warned today that excluding Sinn Féin from the Good Friday Agreement review was not the way forward.

Unionists have been pressing the British and Irish governments to impose sanctions on the party since the kidnapping of Belfast republican Bobby Tohill last month.

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