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Free the
Colombia Three
The trial of the three Irishmen arrested in Colombia in August
2001 - Jim Monaghan, Niall Connolly and Martin McCauley - begins
tomorrow, Friday, 4 October.
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The British government must stop pandering to Unionist
rejectionism and work towards minimising damage to the Good
Friday Agreement, Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams told a Belfast
conference.
The current bitter and bloody feuding between loyalist
paramilitaries will end with Catholics picking up the price
tag, writes LAURA FRIEL.
The tribunal has now been working for over four years
and last week's interim report only covers a section of that
work, writes ROBBIE MacGABHANN.
A group of American Congressmen have accused the British
government of failing to protect East Belfast Catholics against
loyalist attack.
Sinn Féin presented a submission on policing in the Six
Counties to the British government on Monday, 30 September.
The RUC/PSNI tried to pressurise a young Newtownbutler man into
acting as an informer, according to Sinn Féin councillor
Thomas O'Reilly.
The validity of the UVF ceasefire, already under intense scrutiny
because of that group's involvement in sectarian attacks, has
been further called into question.
A boy who suffers from cerebral palsy
was struck by a bottle hurled by
loyalists through the window of the vehicle.
In the front living room of her Alliance Avenue home, Ann
describes her ordeal at the hands of a hundred-strong loyalist
mob.
Former British Army intelligence officer Colin Wallace
continued to give evidence to the Bloody Sunday tribunal last
week.
A new umbrella organisation opposed to the Nice Treaty was
launched on Tuesday morning in Ros a Mhíl, Conamara.
Republicans have told An Phoblacht that they had no involvement
in the shooting of a bus driver in Derry City on Sunday 29
September.
The Irish language media could create up to 5 jobs in Belfast
within a year if the British government fulfilled its commitments,
a
press conference was told last week.
Sinn Féin spokesperson on Agriculture Martin Ferris TD has
questioned the manner in which the meat factories determine the
price being paid to beef farmers.
Monaghan people demanding the restoration of services to their
General Hospital began a month-long protest fast and vigil
outside the Department of the Taoiseach in Dublin last Monday.
"Building a better Europe for all" and "defending democracy"
were two of the key themes outlined by Sinn Féin last week
when the party launched its No to Nice campaign.
The 26-County government has been urged to state clearly and
unequivocally its policy towards the new International Criminal Court.
The recently released annual report from the Combat Poverty
Agency reveals that while consistent poverty in Ireland is
falling, relative poverty is on the rise.
Sinn Féin and
Ógra Shinn Féin members took party in a picket on a conference
in Dublin organised by the Royal Irish Academy.
Many of the distinguished panel and audience at last Friday
evening's National Forum on Europe raised important arguments about the EU's
Equality Agenda.
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