IMGpapers 1980–83

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

Tories still shaky

Socialist Challenge sc-n136-feb-28-, 28 February 1980 · p. 2 of the scan · 214 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 2 of the scan

organisation which can. through "* application united front ¡tein lo be seen 2% an alternative hy thousands workers engaged in struggles.

much an organisation should be baser on the understanding that:

I ne for seeks to unite the fight of it workers against iht wish that et other oppressed layers si societ! women. black people.

raggling for liberation. This socialions can only be achiered bs creating new organs et power and detealing with all necessar! means the pooer of the lilan what evin in Britain disarray Longbridge jobs and the bosses their been distinguished and the Pentagon.

In Europe upcoming EEC summit.

In Zimbabwe House for all worked illare THATCHER has tried to use three setbacks goverumell. workers not strike Robinson's reinstatement; the decision of Welsh miners not to go it alone in taking action to defend 'back to work' moyement.among certain sections of workers in the private steel industry do represent a definite set-back in the struggle against the government.

But Thatcher's problems still remain.

On the level of foreign policy, the Tories have only. accommodate fully to the needs of President Carter the Tories have not managed to secure their demand of £1000m rake-back from the EEC fund. Matters will reach crisis point at the the much-vaunted Lancaster been shaken

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