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Scission Dans Le Secrétariat Unifié" Lation De La Direction De Mandel-Krivine Devant Le Sec- Dans Ce Numero)
Décembre 1979 n°14 Prix : 3 F fijdW}^ LE BOLCHEVIK LIGUE TROTSKYSTE DE FRANCE - Section sympathisante de la TENDANCE SPARTACISTE INTERNATIONALE Scission dans le / FONS '4fc V1WADO Secrétariat unifié Le Secrétariat unifié (SU) vient de se transformer membres de la Tendance léniniste-trotskyste (TLT), en Secrétariat désuni. Jusqu'á il y a trois mois le les amis de l'Organisation communiste internationa- temps était encoré au beau fixe de l'"unité" dans le liste (OCI) de Pierre Lambert dans le SU. Cela SU. Les principales fractions s'étaient dissoutes et signifie que le mariage de la LCR et de l'OCI dont on Ernest Mandel promettait á qui le voulait une Interna entendait parler depuis si longtemps est définitive- tionale qui rassemblerait "95% des trotskystes du ment á l'eau et que Mandel se retrouve avec une monde" (laissant seulement de cote quelques "petits section francaise non pas de 10.000 membres mais groupes sectaires" comme les spartacistes). La de 1.200 membres. En Amérique latine plus des deux "Quatriéme" se vantait-il, n'avait pas connu de scis tiers des membres du SU sont partis avec la Fraction sion en seize ans ; dans les derniéres élections eu- bolchevique (FB) de Nahuel Moreno en alliance tem- ropéennes les "listes trotskystes" avaient obtenu prés poraire et contre nature avec l'OCI, et certaine d'etre d'un million de voix. Le SU était sur le point de de exclue au congrés mondial (elle a quitté la LCR avec venir "un pole d'attraction alternatif" pour les "3 a la TLT en France). -
No. 245, December 7, 1979
WORKERS ,,16(;0I1R' 25¢ -~.... ~-, ... No. 245 .. •J:l.... '~y X·523 7 December 1979 Desnite Khomeini'sDeath Wish for Iran 010 It ;;an't go on much longer without a ready to die for the "imam" and the head-on crash between the world's most Americans who have made a fashion of dangerous imperialist power and the "Nuke the Ayatollah" T-shirts. world's most powerful medievalist The U.S. media counts off the days religious fanatic. Not for much longer for a frustrated. angry and humiliated can Khomeini threaten to hold trials population. while a group of congress and execute the hostages at the U.S. men have organized a campaign to "set embassy in Teheran while he calls forth the date" for military retaliation. ABC Islamic wrath against the "American TV runs a near-nightly news special Satan." and taunts Carter for having entitled. "America Held Hostage." and "no guts." It cannot go on indefinitely. Tillli' magazine's tlag-and-eagle cover thiS gathering of U.S. warships and demands to know: "Has America Lost aircraft off the coast of the Arabian Its Clout')" peninsula and these storm clouds of war No. it can't go on much longer. sentiment on the streets of America and Despite the efforts to "play it cool." Iran. Carter's war threats are real. and the In the bizarre events of the last month conscLJuences terriblc~tor the masses there IS a tearful S) mmetr) in the lunatiC of Iran and the international proletanat. pronouncements of the 79-year-old nut For the ultimate target in the \\'1'1" with state powcr in Qum who says that room of U.S. -
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WfJRKERS ,,IN'IJ,IR' 25¢ No. 316 .~~~~. X-S23 29 October 1982 Protesters·Rout Klan- Boston COliS Riot UPI .iiiJII'iI BOSTON, October 16-Hooded and j 1 I • white-sheeted Ku Klux Klansmen were • surrounded by an angry, jeering crowd of 1.500. pelted with eggs. and. scared II ;:,ut of their w~ts, were tlln off the sheets of Boston today. Not even a full-scale riot by scores of motorcycle and mounted police defending the KKKers could disperse the protesters. who came determined to stop the fascists' provoca tion. It was the first solid anti-racist stand after years of unrelieved racist terror for black people in Boston. October 16 was a stunning blow against the cross-burners and lynchers that has been heard across the whole country. Under Reagan reaction, the KKK figures it has a license to spew out its race-hate poison everywhere. A Klan endorsed president in the White House, Democrats and Republicans united in an anti-Soviet war drive have made it open season on unions and minority rights at home. And Boston is where rampaging mobs ofwhite racists took to the streets against busing. An ideal place for a Klan march, figured "imperial wizard" Bill Wilkinson. But the all WV Photo purpose hate mongers of the KKK not (Above) Boston cops protect Klan. (Below) Spartaclst contingent on October 16. only target blacks, Jews, communists, labor: Catholics are also high on their TV cringing. The cops, meanwhile, protesters in Cambridge Street. Motor the Plaza, directed this time at the hit list. So when Wilkinson said he'd began beating on anyone around, cycle cops roared into the crowd in City police. -
No. 626, July 28, 1995
llil 'AN"AIIIJ 50e No. 626 ~X-623 28 July 1995 JULY 24-Mumia Abu-Jamal is slated to be executed Jamal's attorneys, led by noted civil rights advo in barely three weeks. As the executioner's clock is cate Leonard Weinglass, first argued that Sabo, as ticking, across the country and around the world a retired judge, had no valid jurisdiction in this case. thousands of people are rallying to save the life of In ruling against the defense, Sabo exhibited what this fighter for black freedom. The fight to save would become a pattern of abuse of Jamal's attorneys Jamal has come to symbolize the struggle against and blatant bias in favor of the district attorney's the death penalty and the whole system of racist prosecutorial team. Known as the "King of Death capitalist oppression in America. In these crucial Row" for sentencing more people to death (at least weeks, we must muster all energy and strength for 31,28 of whom are minorities) than any sitting judge the battle which has been engaged. Particularly in the U.S., Sabo served 16 years as a Philadelphia important is to mobilize the power of the organized, 'tmdersheriff and is a "former" member of the Fra multiracial working class at the head of oppressed tenial Order of Police (FOP), which is actively cam minorities and all those committed to social justice paigning for Jamal's death. Despite overwhelming to demand: Mumia Abu-Jamal must not die! evidence of bias, Sabo refused to remove himself Jamal, the former Black Panther, award-winning from the case. -
Conflicto Social. Revista Del Programa De Investigaciones Sobre Conflicto Social (Año Titulo III No
Conflicto Social. Revista del Programa de Investigaciones sobre Conflicto Social (Año Titulo III no. 4 diciembre 2010) Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, UBA - Autor(es) Autor Buenos Aires Lugar Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, UBA Editorial/Editor 2010 Fecha Colección Trabajo femenino; Violencia; Feminismo; Género; Conflictos sociales; Política de Temas género; Dictadura; Discurso; Minería; Mujeres rurales; América Latina; Revista Tipo de documento http://bibliotecavirtual.clacso.org.ar/Argentina/iigg-uba/20120621044617/conflicto_soci URL al_04.pdf Reconocimiento-No comercial-Sin obras derivadas 2.0 Genérica Licencia http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/deed.es Segui buscando en la Red de Bibliotecas Virtuales de CLACSO http://biblioteca.clacso.edu.ar Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales (CLACSO) Conselho Latino-americano de Ciências Sociais (CLACSO) Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO) www.clacso.edu.ar Cuerpo Editorial Conflicto Social, Año 3, N° 4, Diciembre 2010 Cuerpo Editorial Dirección Inés Izaguirre Comité Académico Irma Antognazzi Gilou García Reinoso Alcira Argumedo Juan Carlos Marín Perla Aronson Ronald Munck Pablo Bonavena Susana Murillo Nicolás Iñigo Carrera Flabián Nievas Emilio Dellasoppa Adriana Rodríguez José Mauricio Domingues Robinson Salazar Alberto José Fernández Adrián Scribano Marcelo Gómez María Cristina Tortti Carlos Figueroa Ibarra Elsa Usandizaga Miguel Angel Forte Aníbal Viguera Secretaria de Redacción -
One of Five Anti-Klan Demonstrators Slain in Greens of Whom Are on Fixed Incomes, Are Very As the Crowd Scattered, the Murder Boro When Gang of Racists Opened Fire
NOVEMBER 16, 1979 50 CENTS VOLUME 43/NUMBER 44 A SOCIALIST NEWSWEEKLY /PUBLISHED IN THE INTERESTS OF THE WORKING PEOPLE - Ill By Janice Lynn Middleton asserted that "the balance of opinion" protesting the shah's presence in this country. In the face of a new wave of anti-imperialist in Washington favors such intervention "if the Oil workers had also threatened to strike over a struggles by Iranian workers, peasants, and young crisis worsens." government decree that they must work forty-eight people, the Carter administration is threatening to The pretext for the U.S. threats was the No hours, six days per week. take military steps against the Iranian revolution. vember 4 occupation of the U.S. embassy in Tehran The basic justice of the students' and oil workers' "An American intervention force probably would by students demanding that the U.S. extradite ex demands has been buried in the U.S. capitalist be drawn from what Secretary of Defense Harold shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to Iran to face trial news media under an ocean of lies and hysteria Brown has designated the Rapid Deployment for his countless crimes. The students are holding a blasting the Iranian people as "mobs of religious Forces-approximately 110,000 men and women number of embassy personnel and others as hos fanatics." Washington is even trying to blame the drawn from all four services," wrote correspondent tages. Iranian masses for the U.S. oil industry's plans for Drew Middleton in the November 7 New York In the oilfields of Khuzestan, strikes by oil future gas lines and soaring prices. -
Socialist Workers Win Round in Court to Get out the Trulh-Vour Help Is
DECEMBER 21, 1979 50 CENTS VOLUME 43/NUMBER 49 A SOCIALIST NEWSWEEKLY/PUBLISHED IN THE INTERESTS OF THE WORKING PEOPLE II II Socialist Workers win round in court By Arnold Weissberg In a victory for civil liberties and a blow to Washington's war drive against Iran, a federal court has struck down President Carter's order singling out Iranian students for possible depor tation. The December 11 ruling by Federal District Judge Joyce Green came in response to a lawsuit on behalf of the 50,000 Iranian students in this coun try, filed by attorneys for the Socialist Workers Party and the National Emer gency Civil Liberties Committee. The American Civil Liberties Union had also filed a suit, which was merged with the SWP and NECLC suit. Agreeing with the SWP attorneys' arguments that Carter's order illegally discriminates against Iranians, Judge Green wrote: "May the President or the Attorney General abridge those rights guaranteed by the Constitution in order to further this country's foreign Militant/Rita Lee policy objectives? This Court thinks not." Seattle antiwar protest. Public opposition to Carter's racist deportation order set She ordered an immediate halt to the stage for court decision. deportations and to Immigration and Naturalization Service grilling of Iran ian students. She added that informa political beliefs: did they support the ter's order "would not only reject the Party candidate for president, hailed tion already gathered in questioning shah or Khomeini? most cherished constitutional precepts the decision. the students could not be used as the Carter's deportation order also applicable to all of us, citizen and alien "The Carter administration is hav basis for deportations. -
100 Días De Cristina, 5 Años De Kirchnerismo, Muchas Deudas Con El Pueblo
Publicación del por una NUEVA IZQUIERDA Alternativa Movimiento Socialista de los Trabajadores Martes 18 de marzo de 2008 Nº 471 $ 2.- socialista 100 días de Cristina, 5 años de kirchnerismo, muchas deudas con el pueblo 24 de Marzo Que Colombia Castigo a los no sea otro asesinos de ayer Israel y de hoy (Páginas 10 y 11) (Páginas 15,16 y17) Editorial Aquí nos encuentra: Martes 18 marzo de 2008 CAPITAL: • San Telmo: Perú 439 Tel. 4342-7520/5 • Villa Crespo: Vera 727 (esq. 100 días de Cristina, 5 años de kirchnerismo, muchas deudas con el pueblo Acevedo) Tel. 4854-5561• Almagro: Acuña de Figueroa 387• Flores Sur: Lafuente 1282 • Bo Rivadavia-Bajo Flores: Camilo Torres y Cobo. Galería Local 34 • Parque Avellaneda: Mozart 1112 (a 1 c. Av. Directorio y Olivera) • Pompeya: Av. La Plata 2951/2955 (a mts. Av. Sáenz) • Av. Cruz 2020 (fte. cancha San Lorenzo) Bº Charrúa El país serio es verso • Soldati: Pergamino 3339 (y Corrales) • Lugano: Chilavert y Larraya Mna. 1, casa 145 • Boca-Barracas: Uspallata 853 (a 1/2 c. Av. Montes de Oca) • Mataderos: Tapalqué 6213 • Alberdi y Escalada • Paternal: 12 de Octubre 1831• Villa Urquiza: ace tiempo, por estas fechas, en do el normal suministro de gas. Llueve y se Plaza 2403 • Caballito: Campichuelo 417-A H medio de un enorme lío nacional inunda todo con pérdidas enormes, hasta de GRAN Bs. As.: LANÚS: Bustamante 771 Gerli • Tagle y Yerbal Lanús Oeste • Pasaje Alfonsín dijo: “Felices Pascuas, la vidas. Siguen los cortes de energía y falta nafta, Romero 2470 Villa Caraza • Cotagaita 2426 Mte. -
Revolutionary Workers League: Formed in 1976 As a Split from the Spartacist League, the RWL Is a Dogmatic and Intensely Militant Trotskyist Group Based in Detroit
All this information, including the diagram, are from a now-defunct website: http://reds.linefeed.org/groups.html No changes have been made to the original text except for the correction of numerous typographical errors. The leftist groups of the United States. Each group is situated according to how left-wing and how democratic it is. The higher a group appears, the more democratic its internal politics and political theory are. The further left a group appears on this diagram, the further left it is politically. American Red Groups Association of State Green Parties: See Green Party. Black Radical Congress: Left-wing coalition of African-American activists formed in 1998 in East St. Louis. This broad confederation seeks to increase radicalism among the impoverished Blacks of America, and denounces Black Capitalists who have become rich and abandoned their brothers and sisters. The BRC has many political tendencies, ranging from DSA’s Bill Fletcher, Jr. (one of the leaders of the AFL-CIO) to the Communist Party's Jarvis Tyner and Humberto Brown. The BRC has numerous caucuses which seek to promote such left-wing goals as trade unionism, feminism, gay and youth rights, and (specifically) an end to the racist incarceration of Mumia Abu-Jamal. BRC national headquarters is located in New York. Though still in its organizational infancy, the Black Radical Congress is direly needed in a world which has not seen wide-spread black radicalism for decades. Unfortunately, the dispersed nature of the BRC leadership has made it hard to organize anything — even a national convention. Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism: This group was formed after the Soviet coup of 1991 by Manning Marable, Carl Boice, Leslie Cagan, Charlene Mitchell, Angela Davis, Pete Seeger and numerous others who were expelled from (or left) the Communist Party for supporting Mikhail Gorbachev and the pro-democracy faction of the Russian government.