IMGpapers 1980–83

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

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· Socialist Challenge No. 198, 21 May 1981 · p. 16 of the scan · 299 words

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metropolitan councils.

didate Mitterand. Socialism in Europe. Late Capitalism, AT THE beginning of May millions of British voters removed the Tories from control of the major At the same time French voters removed their 'Tory' president and elected the Socialist Party canThe austerity programmes that have been enforced in virtually every European country including Britain are meeting with big opposition. Millions of people are on the streets protesting against unemployment, against nuclear weapons and other questions.

In Ireland the hungers strikers die one by one and Britain's name stinks throughout the world.

In celebration of its 200th issue Socialist Challenge has invited people from two different traditions of working class politics to discuss the way forward for Ken Livingstone is the newly elected leader of the Labour Greater London Council which has responsibility for transport, housing, education and the civil defence of eight million people.

Ernest Mandel is a Marxist economist and a leader of the Trotskyist Fourth International. He is the author of many books including Marxist Economiç Theory, ism and From Stalinism to Eurocommunism.

Landon N1 The Second Slump, Introduction to MarxThe Hall opens at 6.30 with displays on the struggles available with rolls, cakes, tea and coffee.

Francis Hughes, hunger strikers due to die soon. Or even quiz those the who knew the five British KEN LIVINGSTONE DISCUSS opp St. Pancras station women s liberation movement, te anti-nucica! struggles; the Irish liberation struggle and the Not youth. Also teatured are displays o1 Poland, El Salvador and Turkey. A buffet is soldiers about their fear of inal answers all a blood bath. would be similar end It is a fair guess to say the war, troops out now

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Socialist Perspectives for Europe Friday 22 May at 8pm Camden Town Hall, London NW1

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