Socialist Action1983Socialist Action No. 34, 18 November 1983Vote
Socialist Action No. 34, 18 November 1983 · pp. 6-7 of the scan · 126 words
The scan: 034-nov-18-1983-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)
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page 6 of the scan
tions of the Turkish workillg laye beer defeated, the vote for Ozal expressed the contradiction at the heart of the junta's strategy: their desire to create a politics without politicians Although measly, these elections have opened a tiny spac for democratic activity in carry that struggle through the Argentinian workers need an explicitly workers which breaks with will inCrease perhaps dramatically.
It is our job to assist that resistance. In this country unal mcans emus. ing to recognise the election results and to demand of the Tory government (which is the junta's biggest fan in Europe) that it ceases aid and trade with the dictatorship.
the class collaborationism which is at the core of the Justicalist Party.
page 7 of the scan
Socialist Action 18 November 1983