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Mandela wrote letter to Haughey soon after his release asking him to postpone a decision on easing sanctions
Mandela was deputy president of the African National Congress (ANC) and was negotiating an end to the apartheid regime.
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Nelson Mandela two days after his release in February 1990.
Source: Graeme Williams
NELSON MANDELA URGED Taoiseach Charles Haughey to postpone any decision on sanctions against apartheid South Africa 11 months after his release from prison. 
In a letter released under the State’s 30-year archive rule, Mandela wrote to Haughey on 6 December 1990 ahead of a European Community Summit which was set to discuss sanctions against apartheid South Africa. ....

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