Josephine Bernadette

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Josephine Bernadette Devlin McAliskey: Irish Politics born in Cookstown, County Tyrone in 1947.
Highlighted in the revolts of Derry (1969), the Battle of the Bogside, while a student of psychology and following which it was stopped.
Favors a progressive nationalism, in 1969 she was elected to the House of Commons representing the Ulster.
Arrested for participating in those riots, lost his record of deputy in the 1974 elections.
He founded the Irish Republican Socialist Party (Irish Republican Socialist Party).
Bernadette Devlin appeared in the Spanish state newspapers of the time as a Catholic heroine was far enough to be considered terrorist.
Bernadette Devlin had the merit of being chosen to sit in the British Parliament, with only 21 years, becoming a symbol of belligerency of the Irish Catholics in the North. This was enough to attract attention worldwide in 1969.