Fragile | IMGpapers 1980

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this victory is still fragile that the bourgeoisie is stil In place, will Ils nanas or the levers of political and CPleader Georges Marchais and newly-electec dent Francois Mitterand are not ready to really contront une bourgeoisie Today the LCR faces Immense responsibilities because the decisive battles still lie ahead. ( For these Danier successful there has to be a powerful COMMES •organisation, rooted in the worko aces.

The May 10 victory can lead to others. It can lead to the victory of socialism.

The Soviet leaders and their Polish counterparts will use constant pressure and intimidation over the coming weeks to break up the unity and determina. tion of the Polish workers. At both the party congress and tirst Solidarity conference in August the wil solidate the gains of the Las! institutiona reforms and elections for new leaders. It is this process which the Soviet NEWSLINE leaders fear ensure that their threats are not translated into aDOu movement in this country should Photo: the Polish workers . and demand Soviet hands oft, Poland.