IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

Hotel workers lift boycott campaign

Socialist Challenge No. 51, 22 June 1978 · p. 12 of the scan · 502 words

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efforts OUTSE DONCULE campaign. This hud IPACEpinion poll in France jus efore the team left showed 5 - perhaps the most moving in Argentina today. That is when the mothers, wives and other relatives of those who mave "disappeured' gather in a silent Spanish democratic rights So. 95 the sorry CoNDOe Of this World Cup draws to a close, we cun at least say: well I played, France and Sweden! The pocupant: thirty nicces of luggage present situation. THREE LIFT attendants have / been sacked at the Meurice Hotel In Paris for refusing to carry the bugs of a military delegution from Argentina: duty on the night of 2425 Patrick and Moise were act. May when four cars arrived. Andre and their - Were obvipusly from Argentina.

be bur Management tried to pretenu captain Oliva! they were civilians, But Patrick Andre and Moise weren't taken in.

They refused to touch the luggage and were sacked on the Said Moise: «We'd been past and their present which can give a guide to action in the confused political The media do not provide the analsis - diber or Das oT current escuis. Television is the best trample, the mos powermade aware of the sitation in by the through the actions of the barcoll campaign, We thougar it was a good opportunity to The next night their Ahour midnight he was called to open the door for a client who hac forgotten his keg. Wlie abould the Argentinian turned round and went back downstairs. Pu not opening the door to any receptionist. That was his job MARIA MAEZTU - one of the imprisoned Els Joglara theatre struggle for tbe defence of liberty of expression left are the mast visible aspects of a much hroader problem.

Unfortunacely even at the elementary level of defence of those now ander artack, both parties, the Socialists (PSOE) and Commanists (PCE), have refusod so wage more than a still they actively defused the campaign that wai growing amongst student and cultural groups and many left around Els Joglars. For the PCE and the Speak their The affair cauied quile a hubbub sawsist Part leade Francols Mitterrand even insistod on shaking hands with the three.

But for Mitterrand it was just In rapone to the done precious little except vete for the boscolf campaigr Moise and Andre put their jobs on the fine for the sake of their brothers and sisters in Argentina: Let toc leaders Socialist 'International hide their faces in shame cainpaigo carpentary debare on Es came Toglars and the use of military law against civalaris.

Their triumph extraction from the Minister of LULLUTE statement. The Barcelona pape Mondo Diario quoted next day; There will be no more Jog ars Scarcely a week later the was having to sppear belore th Jurgado tilitar... Tor a comic stri containing the army. the code of Military Tuscice which allowed the trial of Els logiars is still

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