The general secretary of the Labour Party, Ron Hayward, is speaking on the platform of organised Solidarity Campaign for 12 September. would seem to indicate support for the aims of the campaign International isolation of the Pinochet regime. But it hardly fits in with what Labour Government has been doing in practice - only a couple of weeks ago it allowed the last submarine to be delivered into the hands of the Chilean butchers.
The way ahead for the Chile Solidany Campaign is to reaffirm the policy of boycott, on which there have been some hesitations lately, and to carry it out on the basis of a clear plan More than that, the groundwork that the CSC has carried out and its fairly wide audience in the labour movement Must bE USeOTO solidanity actions with the working class of Argentina, whose defeat would be a major setback for the world revolution. Latin American Solidarity Campaign would be the best way to permit a prompt reaction to events in Latin America which require urgent action - events such as the recent drawn-out strike Bolivian MinerS aRe no assass naton or ine Trotskyist leader Rodriguez in Venezuela.
On the side of repression, international solidarity is thriving in Latin America, highlighted by recent revelations about a 'Plan Phoenix' [modelled on the American experiment in Vietnam] which aims to 'neutralise' all elements remotely connected with the struggle for the liberation of their country.
attempt to exterminate whole Latin American vanguard must be resisted and the fascist international of Pinochet (Chile), Banzer (Bolivia), Geisel (Brazil), guay), and Videla (Argentina) must be fought with the solidarity of working avenged! The Labour must be forced to allow free entry of Latin American refugees into country, and it must be forced to refuse the granting of credit and loans to these regimes of torture and extermination.
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