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Freen, Sello St: 1301. 75p reproduced gle copies 15p plus s.a.e. Reduce branches: 5 copies 40p plus stage; 10 copies 70p plus pos 11 Pen-y-wain Place, WOMEN'S OPPRESSION Under CaDr Revolutionar Group public meeting to launch Revoutionary communist No, which con tains a major analysis of the position of Lion Square (Holborn tube)
Baptist Centre, Horley Road, St WerSOCALS ACON - New quarter magazine by the League for Socialist Action. Includes articles on •Macis, NAC National Conference and meeting of socialist current of womens" libera tion movement in condon of yvonne and Unemployment, 19/20 March BENGALI FRIENDS in Europe Bengali books Srani Dal-bipiad rounn inemanond. paper) contact: 74, 10365 Stockholm. c/o internat lonalen, Box 3274, NAC National Planning Meeting, Sat 12 'ONE YEAR On From the sey Discrim ination Act: public meeting organised ers include: Pat Turner (GUS. Speakas include. rat rumer Ernie Roberts. Bontence, Sun Pol, 1080am, Car. SOCIALIST Teachers Alliance Blouse, St John's Way, N19.
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ydfil, Mid-Glamorgar UEW National Broad Left Confer 10.30am-4pm, Sun 6 Feb, Digbeth Civic ENGINEERING VOICE 1 suom, criday it red. goden cacit Hill St, Birmingham. Bar and disco. All ence on Racialism it le lials from Birmingham Trades Counci 191 Corporation St, SOUTH LONDON Campaign Against a Criminal trespass Law public ings: Mon 7 Feb ction Centre, 14 Baylis Road, speaker Mike Taylor (NUPE).
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linsby-Tron, Darlington Public S 8 Feb. 7.30pm local women made unionists. witness d holding WORLD REVOLUTION public forum: *Unemployment and Cuts; Workers Response'. St Matthew's Hall, at marys no, soutnampion, 6.s0pm Claremarket ine soviet Union: on ine cass charac vomen, state power, social structure The Suarez Government Dosedly ine cuarcian cracy in Spain, has seized on the bring back many vicious weapons of the dictator. ship.
anti-Terrorist aw. which most of the 200 remaining political prisoners were convicted nas been re-enacted; COrDUS. morisonment witnout charce. nas suspended.
Increased BeTT The first round of arrests - 130 end of last week directed against our comrades ne Lun amone omers. weekeno ine cetentions nave con centrated [Revolutionary Workers Organisation], two Mao-centrist organisations, ano ine ic communist Left Organisation], a revolutionary group It is interesting that the nave Deen concentrated in souin and central recions or the The last time the dictaand torship tried mass December in the Basque country. immediate sunke acuon ano mass demonstrations torced ine release of the 154 Trotskyist detainees. SOLIDITY alreadv it nas been ine basoue and Catalan workers who have Ann trom greatest their response to the and fascist terror in Madrid. It is The arrests inscribe a massive question mark over the policies of ine communist rary rec and o the Maoist groups There both have is or tor past week both have more commed memberes porting ine Government tives. thev are effectively defend their comrades ists will have to drop their projec or amance with we bourceoisie ano Oreanise working class action.
clear that the Party will organise no such action itself. In the past week it made a call 1ora funeral of the murdered lawyers which no systematic meet- organiseu longed actions. Indeed, it has told workers to stay off the streets. STRIKE Fri 18 Not surprisingly it has been in the far left strongest that been most sustained. In Catalonia SUU.UUU workers came strike and a massive cemonstration coincided with the funeral of Basque flag, was raised over the town hall.
Three hours later, 20,000 people crowded into the old quarter of Jones San Sebastian, elbowing their way through the narrow streets to the 18 July square were tne kurna was to be raised. 18 July was the will be date of the fascist uprising in 1936 The old quarter, where tourist shops jostle with left-wing bookshops and cafes, scarred by recent tascist attacks The workers and residents of the neighbourhood still maintain their self-defence squads to see off the Treat Tom the Donce wactice u their grey or green uniforms or with the fascist armbands of the Guerillas of Christ the King and the Adolf Hitler Commando.
WALLS The walls are a battleground for graffiti painters. Every morning the nolice black out "G supo1 demo uncel ; and habeas massive 'MARI LUZ, your faculty comrades will not forget you.
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