No a otro Motor Ibérica. Venzamos el Juicio del día 22, contra el despido Libre. Hacia la huela general con ROCA week the sake enee yeory 101 the workers, making another dent mine spanan covernments dust erity policy Although the strike is over the Lucas shop stewards will continue to strengthen links berween shop Roca workers' solidarity Christmas card.
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leadership over a worker from rampiona to membership discuss the lessons of the strike. cucus and oring workers nave demonstrated how shop floor links aH bromor dackine are one orie Ime in most effective ways to build soli- on all sides darity between British and Spanish геттеят Red Weekly readers who know Sudan that their bosses have connections with Spanish companies should fight in their workplace to build links with the workers there. If you are not sure about your bosses Spanish operations Red Weekly or Spain in Struggle (38 Hilldown Rd, London SW16] will try to provide As far as we know Roca Radiadores does not have any multi- moved national links, but this does not CTUSEE EH make solidarity any less important.
Spain in Struggle is launching a casualty list. collection to support the Roca workers. Remember that Spanish workers get no strike pay. Alread Orating Ill has been collected by Spanish ACCIS and brush workers in birming Send donations to now supports OHEY. bers of Trotskvists and Maoists are still held in jail. Elections with more than semblance of democratic freedoms are a mock CEYLON Government threats to FOCTUR have led the Ceylor on cauca poo bany une surikes which Have sweet EnE country over the last month.
workers union, who had initiated the strik over a pay claim following Govemment rebression dodinist stu a halt to the action. However, their not followed ERITREA • t turns minary for Ethiopian soldiers • TOTC80 across ine borde have confirmed the trean People's Liberation Front's complete control over the northern Sahel region of 'SOl chers said that iney were Hone 'the whole population'. 280 troops fighting against The EPLF demands self-determination and indepencence from Ethiopia for Eritrea. Since last chatra hope to nauonalists ADOU ouarer or inose are now on me The Derg's relations with neigh bouring Sudan have last -TOY nume or sudan claims mat ine recime 10ackee •COUT attempt in Khartoum last July and 3 confirmed by ter. confirmed by -Conunues Can weapon for transforming society' expected, Party and the main trade unior BERLINGUER conteceration wnich ConTo! are now moving closer to approval Government pay would be a massive membership and to the whole worKinG Class Soviet leader Leonid Brezhne has expressed his opinion too: "in many parties and too much But Spanish CP leader Santiago -Carrilo outshines them all. "We know that foreign investors want The told News
sureets Belfast, support:
FIVE YEARS AGO this Sunday a large aemonstraton set out trom ine Creggan area of Derry to Guildhall Square in the centre of inc cv. ll nad been organised as part of a series of protests following the introduction of internmen on 9 August 1971.
The march was certainly illegal - anti-Unionist marches usually are in the North of Ireland - but the Royal Ulster Constabulary had advised that the march be permitted and the organisers prosecuted afterwards.
Despite the cold some 3,000 people turned out for the demonstration. It was a cheerful crowd that wound its way through the Dogside sireeis, tne sun was shining, parents had brought children, everyone was good humKILLED At the edge of the Bogside another crowd awaited the arrival humour amongst them; they were British soldiers drafted into the area to stop the march getung out of the ghetto. In charge was the British Forces Land Commander General Ford, and at his disposa was the First Battalion Parachute Regiment.
When demonstrators reached the line of soldiers and armoured vehicles which blocked the exit from the Bogside, the stewards directed them to an impromptu meeting which had been set nearby Michael Farrell, author of Northern Ireland: The Orange State, described This weekend is the fifth anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday', when fourteen civilians were gunned down by British troops on the streets of Derry. little relief for the people of the North of Ireland from the war being waged in their country by Britain and its troops. Minor 'Bloody Sundays' take place every week in the Derry, South Armagh and elsewhere. substance to the latest slogan to adorn the walls of Belfast: in response to the slogan of Explaining why, JOHN MAGEE reports from Belfast on the Parachute Regiment as they were in 1972, as they are in 1977; and PETER STEWART reports on one Belfast family who have become victims of the 'Peace People' taken to Springfield Road barracks where he was assaulted and interrogated for four hours. In hospital he was tound to have a fractured skull, broken collar-bone, broken ribs and multiple lacerations to his face'. No charges were preferred against Jack; he is not a member of any organisation. following members of the Central CommitTHE LENNON FAMILY live in EneIT Andersonstown, Belfast. Like so many other Ireland they have been on the receiving end of the Army jackboot since 1969. Mrs Lennon has long since given counting the home has been raided. In July up The past five years have seen Each one gives further and the British Army they tee of Peoples Democracy received similar treatment at ine nanas o the Paras, Road barracks.
O'Hare, one of the PD members assaulted, Far from being an isolated or unusual incident this is the treatment being meted out daily to the people of anti-Unionist working class areas.
Springfield Road, two other were receiving ine worse. treatment. ne situation 1s rapidly approaching the peak Drutanty reached ARs For Fergus O'Hare there is only one answer to me raras Drutaly morning two and that is to get the British Army out of reland, and to do it now.
to destroy 1972 she was alerted by a note dropped through families in box.
saw tour bruish soldiers run British ning away. death threat to her son Danny stated there times TICI Standing Order Authority given A C to be debited Payee Labour free speech dance this Sunday at: 12 noon:
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stration neros bus Out Now! again at Springfield plaint and Said Fergus her that the In the years there While we were in family. Mrs same, if not member "screened' as of SETISA Special Branch.
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dren. was a direct Many her lette Opening the door she imleation family took a ghoulish The note was a was a £50 ol une Lennon nome (name of your bank)
Dear Sirs. Please make payment to the debit of the account specified as per the details Willams & Givn's Bank Limited 286 Pentonvile Ro has banned the use of Trafalgar Square for a rally on the anniversary of Bloody Sun day. This further denial of on makes it all the more vital that there is a large attenPicket Trafalgar Free Speech in 1.30pm: Rally and DemonAssemble Green: Troops was subsequently soldiers visited by a Major who assured guilty soldier had place, been our une cass-nouse that followed was constant intimida- the chance. tion of every member of the Lennon can CTE her sons being was many as times a day. Threats to kill the Lennons were made by both mas, soldiers and RUC was arrested 'turn him August last year sed to sign fulfilled their ments promise. A British Army patrol charged gunned down Danny Lennon weapons in a burst of automatic fire into the back of a car he was The car with a dead driver mowed down three chilAlthough this tragedy result of British Army action it was cynically used to trigger off the 'Peace Price Movement. BEATEN Meanwhile the campaign of in Lennon form Sick letters referring to Danny were shoved through the door One read: "I don't know why your son was shooting at the -(branch) 71016000 London Ni WEEKLY anyway, they wanted to be here in the first it was the Catholics who sent for them, we would go home tomorrow if we go The soldier who penned the letter tried to give the impression that the writer La local. but made that fatal slip near the end.
Galle The Monday before ChristDanny's brother Sean . His hands were tied with electric flex and ne was put through a long series of interrogation ordeals. Despite threats to shoot him or to over to the Ulster Freedom Fighters' mean retu fabricated was neverneles. possessing at date. This is what is known as a 'holding charge', a procedure which is no less than legalised internment' One man has been in Long Kesh on a holding charge for two years.
British Army attention has now turned to the remaining two Lennon brothers Ciaran (18) and Damien (15). Ciaran's first arrest, during the present phase of harassment, came in
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TRABAJADORES DE ROCA
JOHN MAGEE in Belfast
the Northern Ireland Office and the now discredited "Peace People', 'Seven Years is Enough', there is the message 700 years is too much.