IMGpapers 1976–79

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

Chile conferences

Socialist Challenge No. 88, 22 March 1979 · p. 12 of the scan · 281 words

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page 12 of the scan

Not a new tim on ARE the Armed Forces. by the Cinema, Campaign. The Street, London WC2 NW1. local meetings from The Other Little Newport docks BAC can be contacted at 1 Cambridge Terrace, London Solidarity London Saturday.

The campaign'S STEWARDS from Merseyside and Rolls Royce Scotland will be addressing over 100 delegates to the Chile Campaign Trade Union conference at the NUR's headquarters this delegates, many of whomwi.stavon.cor.th Annual General Meeting the following day, wil also hear representatives of th NATSOPA, CPSA, NALGO and the Chilean CUT Prominent on the agenda of both meetines will be discus. sions on trade union boycotts, on direct links with Chilean trade unionists and with the resistance in general, and on the Labour government's record and policy on Chile.

AGM will discuss

resolutions on extending the work of campaign activists to junta. other Latin American counincluding those like Argentina where there is very severe repression and a pressing column need for energetic defence to win prisoner releases.

It will also discuss resolutions, including one from the International Marxist Group dealing with the educational and information role of the campaign, arguing for it to ensure that the labour movement is kept in touch with developments in Chile, and informed of the full range of opinions and activities now developing in the Chilean resistance - many of which are highly critical of the Popular Unity government's record and WRITES revolutionary alternative.

During the following week there is to be a tour by Isabel Letelier, widow of Allende's Defence Minister Letelier, assassinated in the USA by agents of the Chilean Details of the AGM, Trade Union Conference, and tour appear in the 'What's Left

← South African tourBy Branka Magas →

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