News just received from Brazil underlines the importance of the Labour Party NEC's 15-0 decision to oppose the proposed State visit of President Geisel between 4-7 May.
Sidney Fix Marques dos Santos is a 36-year old Brazilian revolutionary, working as an IBM programmer and with a 10-year-old child. On 15 February he was kidnapped by the secret police at 9.30a.m. Since then nothing has been heard of him - he has probably been tortured, and nis lite is undoubtedly in grave danger.
but roreign secretary Carlagnar is hardly concerned with the fate of Reeistered with the Post Office as a newspaper people like Sidney Fix Marques dos Santos. What matters to him is streng thening capitalist co-operation the need for 'close political understanding' and 'strong economic ties' with Brazil of which he wrote in a letter to the NEC. 'Democracy' only comes into it lettists in rortugal.
ine Labour vel decision is to be welcomed as a basis for mounting an all-out campaign of mass action against the Geisel visit. The next issue of Red Weekly will feature a major article on the repression in Brazil.
Published by Relocrest for Red Weeklv Jones, the organisers of the 14 February Conference, and the Communist Party:
Are vou still opposed to the Spanish class should be solidarising with their Spanish brothers and sisters?
• Do vou still oppose the attempts of the Spanish capitalists to get help from the European capitalists through the If so, then isn't it about time you joined those who are doing something about all these questions, instead of Just passing prous resom wons and making empty speeches?
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