IMGpapers 1980–83

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

South Africa

Socialist Challenge No. 170, 30 October 1980 · p. 12 of the scan · 582 words

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THE racisi regime in South Africa launched a new raid into Angola last week. The incursion was the first reported incident since July when a two-week long invasion took place.

The latest raid, Angolans, coincided with the opening of talks in South Africa between the South African authorities and a delegation from the United Nations on the issue of Namibian independence.

The raid into Angola was launched by South African forces in Namibia.

NEW revelations concerning the FBl's 'dirty tricks' were made in New York last week. These came with the release of documents dealing with the FBI's campaign of subversion against the Black Panthers in the late 60s and the early 70s.

A favourite ruse was for the FBI to send off spoof letters allegations to Panther sympathisers. For example, someone posing as a member of the US Communist Party headquarters: that the Black Panthers are a Maoist antiSemitic gang'.

More sinister, when Angela Davis was arrested in October 1970 on charges of murder, kidnapping and criminal conspiracy, the FBl's New York and Chicago offices sent letters to Ebony Magazine and Village Voice signed by 'A Friend of Sister Angela' and 'Concerned Brother'.

The letters stated that Huey supreme commander of the Black Panther Party, was the 'fingerman' responsible for the capture of Davis.

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to the polls in the next two weeks. The outcome of these elections will have a major impact on the shape of world politics, bean and the Americas in particular.

terview vonness American Socialist Workers Party, in next week's issue. We will also look in depth at the Jamaican incrucine socialists active in Britain.

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