Republican News · Thursday 27 May 1999

[An Phoblacht]

Two nationalist voices

McLaughlin can join Hume in Europe

By voting for Sinn Féin on 10 June, Six-County nationalists will be voting to consolidate and build a strategy to achieve a lasting peace based on democracy, freedom, justice and equality.

Voters across Ireland are contending in their daily lives with economic neglect, urban and rural decline, unemployment, homelessness, inadequate housing, low wages, under-resourced schools, hospital waiting lists, corruption in government, centralisation of government and a complete lack of local democracy.

Sinn Féin is alone in running candidates across Ireland that are working to tackle these issues. In the Six Counties, Mitchel MacLaughlin is the Sinn Féin EU candidate.

This week, in an exclusive interview with An Phoblacht, McLaughlin outlines the case for giving Sinn Féin a number one vote in the forthcoming elections. He says that electing a Sinn Féin MEP would be vital to the peace strategy and argues that it is possible for Sinn Fein to take one of the two unionist MEPs' seats.

It is crucially important therefore, that all republicans turn out on 10 June (Six Counties) and 11 June (26 Counties) and vote Sinn Féin.


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