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.	Up and running The first real step towards the implementation of the Good Friday Agreement was taken this Monday with the nomination of Ministers to the Six-County Executive. more Executive formed Ulster Unionists enter Executive but with new precondition IRA to take its own counsel On threshold of change - Adams Two Sinn Féin Ministers O Caoláin welcomes Executive A good time to be a republican McCreevy's divisive Budget Charlie McCreevy and Michael Noonan win the week's award for having the hardest political necks. No new vision in Budget 2000 O'Neill family fights for justice Fern Lane speks to a family fighting to expose a cold-blooded British murder. ETA end ceasefire The Basque pro-independence armed organisation Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (ETA) decided to call off its 14-month ceasefire. The great housing scandal Last week, Sasha's landlord announced a rent increase from Ł600 per month to Ł800 per month. If she couldn't afford it, she could leave. Murders sanctioned by Downing Street The British government tried to ban a new book about the 1989 killing of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane. Sinn Féin responds to Patten On Tuesday, 30 November, Sinn Féin formally responded to the Patten Commission's proposals in a submission to the British government. A life worth saving A decision to deny Lower Ormeau Concerned Residents' spokesperson Gerard Rice security protection was overturned during a hearing at Belfast's High Court last Thursday, 25 November. Rosemary Nelson probe under review The Rosemary Nelson Campaign will mark next week's International Human Rights Day by hosting the launch of a review of the Port Investigation into the Lurgan defence lawyer's assassination. Government body accused of sectarianism The North's Department of the Environment is operating a sectarian agenda against Derry, says Sinn Féin's Mary Nelis. RUC harass Derry youths Young people leaving city centre premises in Derry are being harassed by the RUC, says Sinn Féin's Cathal Crumley. Human Rights Commission welcomed A Bill to establish a Human Rights Commission in the 26 Counties, as agreed in the Good Friday document, was debated in the Dáil last week. Dublin Sinn Féin rejects plans for incinerator Sinn Féin's six Dublin councillors have spoken out against plans for a waste incinerator that has been proposed for Poolbeg Peninsula. DAILY REPUBLICAN NEWS SERVICE Try it for free. Just fill in your e-mail address below. REPUBLICAN BULLETIN BOARD Discussion forum for subscribers. Click here. Sinn Féin · Republican News Home Page · Archives · Recent Issues Published on the web by aprnweb@irlnet.com	.	A time for hope The Good Friday Agreement Militarisation continues after Robinson visits Chiapas >Fir Uaisle Naofa Nirvana Oraisteach Load up, load up with rubber bullets Bad weather blights football GAA ignores drugs issue Usk Jail death 1918 Doing Something Sound	.

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