Hillary Clinton makes history as Democratic presidential nominee
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July 25, 2016

Hillary Clinton makes history as Democratic presidential nominee

PHILADELPHIA, United States (AFP) — Hillary Clinton, a short while ago, became the first woman in history to win the White House nomination of a major US political party. Clinton secured the backing of a majority of Democrats at a convention in Philadelphia.

The former first lady, senator and secretary of state took a monumental step on her quest to become American’s first woman president by besting party challenger Bernie Sanders.

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