Socialist Challenge1982Socialist Challenge No. 250, 18 June 1982Refugee
Socialist Challenge No. 250, 18 June 1982 · p. 5 of the scan · 141 words
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an enemy, and they now support the war to regain the Malvinas while still organising against the junta.
The sentiments of the people are summed up, he said, bv the Mothers of May square — mothers of disappeared people, who demonstrate daily outside Government House. Their placards say: 'The Malvinas are Argentinian, but so are the disappeared The war has created a political situation within The junta, trying to mobilise his position as a refugee in Britain. He is now working for the Humar Rights Commission on Argentina, organisation work has been made that much more difficult by the Tory government's decision to end the relucce programme TOI people opposed to the junPeople at the meeting were very sympatnelic and wanted to Know how to UCO. As Jock Campbell, chairman of the Broad Left, said, it's a pity we