SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

Apparatus

Socialist Action No. 22, 22 August 1983 · pp. 8-9 of the scan · 169 words

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between capital and labour. Then it used the police against the miners.

of the the EI Teniente despatched mind into the camp of the ruling class.

Second Armoured Vic attempted a coup against Responding to a call to come to defence of the government the workers occupied most of the country's factories and put them under The government was losing control over the state apparatus. powers were facing each other. masses. On the other stood stitutions of bourgeois rule like the judiciary, the civil The government was becoming an empty shell - its only breath of life coming from the mass movement •ficer strengthened the grip of the officers over the army and made the services impervious fluence and thereby soft. On 2 August the Chamber of Deputies declared the government illegitimate for alleged violation of the Constitution. Not surprisingly it was the Christian Democrats who drafted the document which was the basis for legally justifying the coup On 11 September Allenge died,

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