negotiations should be based on ine premise that Solidarnose is a thing of the past.
In return, the hierarchy Can CAPCUE a variety of concessions for itself in the As the regime's LULUTC spokespeople gleefully eclare, relations with the CuTeR Baye reached 'higher level' than before martial law.
The Church bureaucracy in reality always feared Solidarnose always feared as it nas every popular, democratic movement for ow. Unlike tion from below. the itself, the Church leadership could not stage a coup against workers' but on the contrary had to maintain its own popular support by a policy of ON SATURDAY happened one year ago.
TUC and Council of the Labour Party.
speak.
normality 11 December the Glasgow Polish Solidarity Committee will assemble in Blythswood Square at 10.30 am to demonstrate against the imposition of martial law which Sponsors of this event include the Scottish Keith Hickson of COHSE will speak for the STUC and Jim McCafferty of the NUM will speak for Marek Cartecki from the Solidarity Trade Union Working Group will also Although the government is 'lifting' martial law on 13 December, this demonstration is an excellent chance to show that this action by the authorities in no way represents a 'return to The Gdansk agreements of August 1980, which recognised the workers' right to form independent trade unions, remain a dead letter. The recent trade union law from the governBy Phil Hearse