IMGpapers 1980–83

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

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Socialist Challenge No. 193, 16 April 1981 · pp. 8-9 of the scan · 458 words

The scan: sc-n193-apr-16-1981.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 8 of the scan

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page 9 of the scan

By Gerry Foley in Enniskillen : a continuation of candidate ditional vulalisai ermanagh/South who said TOI Lne however leaves Sands' e picture both the the only why Sands could that he the agreed argued candidate and nationalist people in such large pro- striker when a low poll policeman.

forecast.

the nationalist have always having MP the blow of all evils. The gression ist vote has been hore than. once the Irish people. cven inrougn this tting in Unionists. ough the le to the emergence against Sands, one local SDLP councillor The was hoping oWeN possible began vote told me that vote meant one in the area claimed knew who still showed that the party should have put up a candidate against the hunger neighbours was Catholic than Campaigners found that the nationalist people Sands. responded best to appeals to use their vote to strike a against Brios ane Republican and human national dignity of that As soon as it became victory clear that they were losing the Unionists of all shades warning that this trouble. They arrest of 9 of that the result the Catholic population supported the tion. murder of their Protestant rumblings and issued to condemnation of the more really Catholics who voted for per cull Catholics again.

The truth is that the Crisis spokespersons. who might have been strongly tempted to claim The means the VULC Incalli popular support for their emergence quickly followed by an attack on Block demo Belfast on 11 April and the its leaders points to the dangers facing the nationalist populaWhat the Unionists' about 'threats community relations' is oppressed have stood up and must be beaten down Sands' victory.

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