Socialist Action1983Socialist Action No. 18, 15 July 1983Army
Socialist Action No. 18, 15 July 1983 · p. 9 of the scan · 138 words
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blem in my country is the army, army presides over military uctatoronto He Con tinued, 'the killings by the army have traumatized the Salvadorean pople. One is very cautious about rising up against the government when one na. bodies of people sawed in half, bodies placed alive in battery acid or bodies with every bone broken.
'I saw all those thing: last year. And I know who AnA SO Salvadorean people So now we wall allu use ryi survive. But we will remember. That is why the army must eventually lose.
When questioned the press screening of The Front Line Chris Wenner said that, in fact, he had interviewed man who had identified the killers of the person in question as death squad members but Wenner telt that thi sequence would have been 'inappropriate to include