IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

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· Socialist Challenge No. 147, 15 May 1980 · p. 13 of the scan · 326 words

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page 13 of the scan

Mediterranean ON Four Inacio da Silva, solid series Two SAUDI ARABIA still-lucrative more Yet the Israeli occupying no sign of suc- breach. cessfully crushing. the growing As Rijab al-Tamini Arab leaders Volkswagen deported said last Sunday:

rer Kins 'We will not kneel down, we will not give in. We are a proud ble :to people and we will continue to resist. What they have done in deporting us will only increase the struggle of our people until stooges Zionists have gone beyond the limits of oppression, but I say to them that their ways will only lead to a country. tion'. Last December a number of 'personalities' within the major reformist camps ty and union rank and file to pressure their respective leaders for unity in struggle of the FI - has put all its weight into organising this campaign, collecting 80,000 signatures in support of it. The LCR together with 40 union branches in Paris, organised a march for unity in the struggle which altracted ouw peopie on May Day Although hundreds of CP steward prevented them linking up with the CGT around the slogans of unity.

Meeting fight for unity in struggle, leading to a general strike. As Alain Krivine said at a from the unity mobilisations.

working class. began a unity offensive, appealing to the par Since then the LCR — the French Section march, it did link up with that of the CFDT For the LCR the fight for unity is the 2,500-strong meeting on the eve of May Day: "The call for a general strike is not a rabbit pulled out of the LCR's hat, nor is it wishful thinking on the part of the LCR central committee, but a real issue which has come direct In 1981 the presidential elections will be held - not in a situation of calm, but in the context of renewed combativity of the French

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