TWO thousand people rallied in Trafalgar Square last Saturday to demand 'US Hands Salvador.' Labour leader Michael Foot addressed the rally, accusing US president Reagan of 'supporting international terrorism in Support for that charge has increased as more evidence has Salvadoran and Honduran forces recently massacred up to 1,500 refugees sheltering in retreats near the Honduran border.
Eric Heffer and Joan spoke at the rally from the Labour Party international committee and national executive. Trade union leaders Alan Sapder, sen ull ana road sunivan adaress d the rally as well as representatives from and the a Salvadorn era. from the The speakers were unanimous in their.
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Lestor Thatcher's pointed ith Real she raid agreed no out that agreed proposal that the government should supervise elections in El Salvador in 1982. The rally concluded into the trade 'unions and the Labour Party.
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