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Sinn Fein To Join U.S. Training Program: Gov't Funded Group Gives
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Ed Moloney
Irish Voice
11-15-1994
Sinn Fein To Join U.S. Training Program - Gov't Funded Group Gives. Political Training
IN another significant move towards membership of the political mainstream, Sinn Fein is set to receive specialized political training form a U.S. government-financed agency which a decade ago Sinn Fein roundly condemned for "undemocratic meddling" in Irish politics when it gave election training to the SDLP (Social Democratic and Labor Party).
According to well-placed sources in Washington, D.C., U.S. agencies have agreed in principle to include Sinn Fein in a special ...
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