Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

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Socialist Organiser no. 144, 1 September 1983 · scan pp. 1–2 · about 229 words

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the rest of the time-servers who lead our unions propose to do about it? Crawl to the Tories!

They are not even stadning idly by any more. They have fallen down on their bended knees before Tebbit and ThatI cher. Last week Tebbit kicked * Four page TUC special supplement; * How the Tory cheap labour schemes kill; * Interview with Sandinista leader. stabilisation have been enormous. In its latest show of force" the US government has put 6,000 ground troops on military manoeuvres in neighbouring Honduras. The US Fleet is now stationed on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of this small country. Effectively, trade is country.

Since the 1979 triumph popular involvement in the revolution has continuously grown. The Junta lead the government but consult and work with the Council of State on all matters. The Council of State has 51 members drawn from churches, private industry!

Before delegates are able to vote or express an opinion on the Council of State they must have been through debate within their own body.

The revolutionary changes in many aspects of society are enormous. In the Somozist the children to sit on.

Problems like this did not exist in 1979 when the Somoza forces were keeping millions in abject poverty and fighting to preserve their power and wealth.

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