Socialist Challenge1982Socialist Challenge No. 242, 21 April 1982Junta
Socialist Challenge No. 242, 21 April 1982 · p. 11 of the scan · 131 words
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page 11 of the scan
But is it true that in spite of all this Argentina industrialising becoming - painfully — a 'developed country'? Ar Argentinian workers simply "taking our jobs'? Not Argentinian unemployment is so high that the government won't even release figures Argentinian workers will get jobs only if the in. ternal market can developed to ensure harmonious growth.
But production is for starvation level. The irony ot the new ens avement Is that the Argentinian peo. benefits of their own in callul the dustry.
this is the reality today's Argentina and it will not end until the Argentinian workers have lifted, not just their own dictator, DUll European, American and Japanese capitalists off their backs This is what lies behind the passion and fury with which they . demand 'Malvinas Argentinas'.