Sectors Convergence does not LCULOSCILE policy united front because, objectively, it is not possible to establish a united front with these sectors. Already Iot the de ted fron the democratic progressive sectors.
He stated: "The united vergence in that we are asking EOse omeT forces to join In structure HUS. Is Instead a policy of convergence LEYIEE LOWORK OUE WIa. objectives we have in comLHOH *Basically there are two objectives: to fight against the fascists in El Salvador, because they want destroy not only the FDR and the FMLN forces, but as well these other forces.
'And secondly, to try to fight together against the danger of massive American intervention El Salvador, and the problem of regionalisation of conflict that the current American military intervention is producing in This strategy is directed at the 'institutional Catholi Church and 'all those peo ple that have some sort of OrLalSaLOn within the church, Democratic Action,
In the preceding parts of this series PHIL HEARSE traced the growth of the German Social Democratic Party, the most authoratitive the Second showing how it bureaucratised and reformist -and how it betrayed the leaders party of how the became victory. German revolution of 1918-19. In this third part he shows how the Social Democratic were powerless in face of the rise of Hitler, and ultra-left tarianism of the Communist Party contributed to Hitler's