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Interest in the items on the Central America and Ireland - was reflected in the attendance or visitors from the New Jewel MoveHe L the FDR of EI Salvador and Peonles Democracy of The other major discussion, around Ine significance of the rise of une currell. altracted number OT visitors from the Labour Partv and the unions.
Opening the CUllference a moment's silence was observed for those who had fallen al the hands of the class enemy since the last conterence of the IMG, particularly the ten heroic hunger strikers of H Block murdered by Ine inalener government. • Over 500 delegates, observers and guests met from 29 October to 1 November to hear the discussions at the conference of the In. ternational Marxist Group (British Section of the Polish brothers and SISCIS The importance of practical internationalism was underlined by brought by the United Secretariat of the Fourth International; the IKB (Dutch section of the Fourth International) and Lic siste . OI the IMG: Peoples Democracy of Ireland and American Socia list Workers Party.
The session on political perspectives had been preceded by four months of discussion in local IMG branches around documents submitted by the majority of the outgoing Central Committee Unlike the Party and the Communist Party, IMG members have equal access to a discus bulletin, alic bureaucratic bans are put in the wal into 'tendencies' fight for their views. Nue discussion preconterence tendencies, A and B , were formed against the line of the majority of the Central Committee and a third Tendencv C. gave critica support to that line. Equal we was aver lo icnuchcies to present their views points of difference.
Labour reporter COIN HEADWORTH (Socialist Challenge unlike the reformist and Stalinist parties, representation of minorities on the leadership was in line with the support they received a une correrence. way the whole organisa0101IM01 08 120 1017 the policies decided by mavote at the conference.
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