IMGpapers 1980–83

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

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Socialist Challenge sc-n136-feb-28-, 28 February 1980 · p. 9 of the scan · 245 words

The scan: sc-n136-feb-28-1980-[135-feb-21].pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 9 of the scan

of changes with the minimum of government-backed health strong rural tree that for that government and other mass organisations to alleviate poverty, illiteracy and ill health is seen as fundamental for carrying forward the revolution. But the AMN is clear where its particular priorities lie "Our main task", says Sylvia Reyes, "is to educate women politically eliminate discrimination in and under the law, and to help child-care centres, laundries and public canteens to women domestic slavery.' The education and care of children, says the AMN, should be the business of the whole society, DOL burden individual mothers. They argue should work towards building a material base the collectivisation of With the ministry of social welfare • headed by a woman, Lea Guido de Lopez — they have already helped to set up several child-care centres in the main towns, and more are planned. Macho Sylvia Reyes is the first to acknowledge that the castacles contend with are ideological as •WelE95 The macho mentality is a produet of an oppressive ideology - it won't be overcome right away. But the revolution means change and change going to happen...' One siga that change may not be too far away La recent article in the FSLN daily newspaper, Barricada: "In the society we are building, discri minatory relationships have no place. It is fundamentally women themselves must сягту struggle forward.. and this struggle...must be supported by all companeros so that we can ideological backwardness, ans victorlous

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