Northern Ireland Peace Architect John Hume Dies At 83

John Hume, a visionary politician from Northern Ireland, played a crucial role in the 1998 peace agreement. He advocated for a united Ireland through nonviolence and equal rights, emphasizing the need for approval from the Protestant majority. Hume's negotiations with Gerry Adams led to significant ceasefires in the 1990s. Despite the backdrop of violence, Hume's secret meetings and persistent efforts were instrumental in achieving peace.

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