SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

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Socialist Action No. 10, 20 May 1983 · p. 6 of the scan · 276 words

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page 6 of the scan

your help and not just in the reconstruction of the coulill y in areas freed government repres sion'.

A special appeal for aid for the zones controlled by the FDR-FMLN was launched from the conference. The second declaration pledge 'to against any government support I01 the present government of El Salvador or for the United States intervention In Central America'.

An appeal was mad for the labour movemen build for the September demonstration on the tenth anniversary of the coup, Chile. speech which raised £500 chair of the conterence.

ACTT genera secretary Alan Sappe explained "There must be no more Chiles. We must take to the streets on September to say • US hands off Central America'.

Delegates outlined examples of practica. solidarity like the report from the NUT executive delegate about their work to raise funds for schools in • the controlled Zoes Others explained the importance chauering British government backing for Reagan. ticular the Tory pledge to send observers the phoney elections in December.

Juan Martinez's call REPUBUCA DI SALVADO FDR representative in Britain, Salvador Moncada speaks to the March 1982 demonstration against the phoney elections. 1983 will see more elections and more demonstrations against British complicity.

The contribution from Tyrone O'Sullivan, of the Towel lodge of the South Wale Miners shows the potential. He received thunderous applause when he brought greetings tron the NUM 'We had to speak to our members.

Then the miners asked us What the hell are you Salvador? We said we'd going been writing letters and they said CHO| enough. You've got AdvertisementNew Socialist Action pamphlet.

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