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

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· Socialist Challenge No. 239, 26 March 1982 · pp. 4-5 of the scan · 281 words

The scan: sc-no239.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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decriminalised. Militias Racism has been eradicated In revolutionary Cuba black and white were segregated on the beaches. Now black pride is promoted in hundreds of different ways.

The Cuban leaders have consistently mobilisfend the revolution. In Cuba, and following their example in Nicaragua and Grenada, hundreds thousands of workers are organised popular militias.

Defend Thus in Cuba it is the people who al c called upon to defend the revolutheir determinatior to do so was shown by the millions demonstrated in the 'March of the Fighting People' in 1980.

What frightens Reagan is that the Cubans seek to defend their own revolution by extending other countries in Central America.

Gains The Cuban government and people have consistently supported the Sul used Guatemala and Salvador, and defended Nicaragua and Grenada against US The great gains of the Cuban revolution have on ly been achieved by breaking the hold of imperialism on Cuba, and establishing a workers' I nis ex. ample Is ine which must be followed to gain victory for the workers and peasants in the whole region.

Budzes London 2AP Enclose mones che ques postal order made Socialist Solidarnosc 041-632 1839 Place, Edinburgh.

Creie St, Oldham, Feickert, Roundhay Yorkshire. Ring 0532 490927.

Roger Murray, 11. Ring 021-773 5396 JCHKIES Beatty 0222-764195 c/o ASTMS, 26 Queens Rd, Coventry Oxford Labour Banbury Rd, Oxford. Ring 0865 58238 Drive, London NW11. Ring 01-458 1501 Labour Focus on Eastern Europe, Kingsland High St, London E8.

Polish Solidarity Committee London E13 Ring speakers, or 01-249 2665 for out of London.

UK SW5. Ring 01-373 3492 Crane operative Bank, 110 Leman St, London E1.

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March 1982

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