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

Irish elections-'don't be fooled again'

Socialist Challenge No. 271, 26 November 1982 · p. 8 of the scan · 757 words

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perback Ceat SRT STALBOT MeConville's (OITTINGHAM.Mushroom Books. SOUTHAMPTON: October Books SASOW KORG SUNDERLAND. The Ceolfnth AFt By Bookshop, Grange Terrace YORK: Community Books, WalmKals Labour 10 percent. This shows the way to another colition government between Fianna Fail and the court and police force if tions.

People's Democracy in November issuc Socialist Republic point out that the real issues are parlamentary manoeuvres and alliances out a programme in the in erests of the Irish worker to protect them trom the the Bercandidate other organisations Sinn Fein, Party and Democracy STEHdin arning be about the economy working tiona! the same fight. of removing presence and wresting conbankeven at BEC ta •TaICM WE COLLI riminate ine budget deficit overnight.

Part of the protest march against amendment to Irish constitution to make abortion illegal •Nutionalise the banks The HaSH nove amen! owes money, banks made profit last first step in reducing govern ment debt is to take control of the banking system 3. Create building SCenCY POSEProCCVe vestmentov novernmentis Ir the building industry, a byc word nelliciengy agency could provide work a OCECHE WARES. COPED NOUSIE schools hospitals tional facilitics and a decent road network. 4. An economic plan Legally must be worked out by th targets on the COVCETC! COONCTLO with the trade unions. At pre£2.5bn of taxpayers ie public money goes to private OESU. IECEUE ERC OWECs Irish industry owe us mora pacitying Britain The experiment of WCI ALCIECU.0L STene-l costs lives, in the north and wastes the resources of the south.

L BSES can of the Nor- bc пО TCOOLNIFUCLOT thern through Lother British plan The governmen embarked upon only within TnaWOr oRune Nothing eise will work independent Irelanc 6. No infr rights The LOT DU ZLOWC O OVErLE TRona atenuon TOMOWE real problems by making a VOTE political football of these which more a Vhss ChOSCn WNET TEANOT HEL CEE population.

We do not need the pro he constitution. It will stop abortion any more ina SE WSOB EUTE OOCUSYEE will cost a fortune and schieve will not sio police They vandE ISIn violence Or orl witch-hunts, for political gain.

Donations t0 the electior fund are gratefully receivec McAliske) Constituency Association, 7 Collins Park LENOSI 0001-370445 ed however that Socialist Organiser were not happy with a committee which was not in their own pocket Despite this row, broad based steering committee was ciected. wich includes Ken Livingstone Ted Knight and indepen.

porters of Challenge.

The basis has been laid for a continuing campaign throughout the Labour movement on the basis of support for the struggle of the Palestinian people in the struggle TOI self-determination, withdrawal orme istacus mom tc bo cupied territories , recognilegitimate representative ot the Palestiman peopie and opposition to Zionism in the labour movement.

We strongly urge SO comrades to come back in to the committee.

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SHEFFIELD: SC on sale CONTRA PTO N SC • Bar Pole St

TALING: 50 30

ON 24 NOVEMBER Ireland has its third general elec continuing ustable road ahead. According to an Irish Times poll on 15 November, Fianna Fail led by Charles Haughey will get 44 percent of the vote; Fianna Gael led by Dr Fitzgerald 42 percent and

A VOICE FOR A VOICE FOR

Bernadette MCALISKEYCOI

WORKING PEOPLE IRISH UNITY

← IN FOR BARMAMENTLabour Committee on Palestine formed →

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