negotiate, workers.
Thus masses, FSLN, This the majority.
to this decisively new clashes.
Given capitalist outside most deemed American in the AUCTICA PRESS/ INPRECOR ed, has led to workers occupydemanding they be nationalised. The FSLN has Land occupations have also place and the Institute one year. (INRA) has intervened to turn He pointed out that some of these people were among those leaving Cuba. Their exodus was also part of the preparations for the coming confrontation.
As Castro explained in his May *...the work of the revolution and the building of socialism is women and is absolutely voluntary' The three gigantic demonstrations of the past three months have shown to the whole world exactly what the mass of the Cuban people think about the tiny numbers who have emigrated.
This class-struggle stance by the Cuban leadership in the face of the developing revolutionary crisis and the mounting pressure of imperialism is the best way of staying the hand of Washington It has. to be met with our solidarity with Nicatagua and El Salvador.
In general the FSLN has been opposed to the interrup tion of production caused by strikes, while being prepared to and has rarely rejected all of the claims of the the actions of the supported by have forced capitalists out of any significant say in the economic plan.
provoked a crisis of the coalition government. The immediate issue was the calling of Council of State willa decisive worker: and peasant The response of the FSLN crisis has set them on course towards establishing a workers' This will undoubtedly lead to • the control of the army and the formation of a workers' militia by the FSLN, there is little chance of this course being reversed by the forces Nicaragua. The main danger is intervention. This likely begin in neighbouring El Salvador.
The FSLN leaders have been intransigent to the growing imperialist threat. Tomas Borge clearly indicated that an attack on El Salvador would be attack on itself. Any attack on El Salvador is likely to lead to war whole of Centra INTERCONTINENTAL Latest copy includes detailed material on the repercus. sions of the upsurge in Soutt Korea, together with an analysis of the developing confrontation in the Caril bean. Single copies 30p plus 1up postage. Subs: 211 101 Send to IP/I PO Box 50, London N1.
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