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Magazines, bulletins and booklets of the IMG and its forerunners, 1961–1984

3.—improvement in Living

The Internationalist Vol. 4, No. 5, 1960 · pp. 2-3 of the scan · 546 words

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CONDITIONS.

The Conference :

RECOMMENDS

African States should -

(a) work out a system of social security for the

workers

(b) protect the legitimate rights of children,

women and old people.

ic) provide health education for the people,

id) work out joint campaigns in order to prevent

and fight against scourges and epidemics, and

reduce the high rate af mortality,

l¢) initiate a programme of exchange visits by

doctors, and thus enable every country to

rofit from the experience of the others,

that the Independent

Continwed from page i paign of imperialism against the Latin-American revalution, in which it tries to consolidate its alliance with these hourgeoisies against the Latin-American masses. Eisenhower is the figurehead, the super-representative of world imperialism and capitalism. Under his leadership, the most reactionary imperialism of history (to be judged on a world seale), American imperialism and its allies are prepared te fight to death — though they still hesitate to launch themselves into a Muclear war against the revolution and the masses of the whole world. His trips, especially his trip to the colonial and semi-colonial countries such as those of Latin-America, have nothing to do with * peace "’ and "* friendship.’ ' They mean serious steps and means against the masses, they signify that imperialism before the continuing development of the colonial revolution, looks fer more efficient means, stronger alliances, in order to trv to regain control of developments. GUATEMALA Lisenhower is the figurehead of the campaign against Communist China, against the workers’ states, against Communism, against the struggles for national and social liber ation, and against the colonial revolutions all aver the world. He prepared and led, throngh his men, the aggression against Guatemala, the attacks and plots against the Bolivian revolution, the imperialist campaign agninst the Cuban revolution, leaving aside all the reactionary adventures of imperialism in the world, from the sending of troops to the Lehanen to the permanent provocation in the Straits of Formosa, The Latin-American masses repudiate and hate Eisenhower, as they repudiated and attacked Nixon. They are conscious that both represent the most reactionary and hated power on the globe : American imperialism. Nevertheless, the leadership of the Communist Party does not hesitate to ‘* welewume " this persan, thus completely turning its back on the profoundly anti-impenalist desire and will of the working masses, and sowing confusion in the camp of the workers and their own Communist militants, The Partido Obrero (Trotskvist} condemns this capitulatory activity of the leadership of the Communist Party, which only expresses the interests of the international policy of the bureaucracy of the Kremlin. Such a policy cannot but confuse the workers, and will facilitate the ends and objectives of the trip of Eisenhower, of war preparation and repression against the masses. The Partido Obrero (Trotskyist) appeals to the whole working class movement to demonstrate the total rejection by the whole working people of the visit of Eisenhower. It appeals to the Communist militants to participate in such a

mobilisation, and to demand an open discussion

on this problem within their party, and a change

in the policy of their party in accordance with

the interests of the Latin-American masses, fight-

ing for national and social liberation.

The Political Bureau vf the Parttde Obrero

(Trotskist), February g, tobo

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