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President Clinton spoke to the people of Derry, commemorating 25 years from the signing of the Good Friday Agreement
The 42nd President of the United States, Bill Clinton, took to the Guildhall's stage to give his keynote address.
He quotes Lyra and said: "We owe it to her to say goodbye to bombs and bullets once and for all."
Addressing young people, Clinton said Hume and Trimble were thinking about their futures when they signed the agreement, "They wanted you to have your dreams and did not want you to inherit your parents' nightmare.
“You were the hope not just in Northern Ireland but in places divided all over the world today."
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