SocialistAction 1983–88

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

US out of Central America

Socialist Action No. 24, 9 September 1983 · p. 5 of the scan · 263 words

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page 5 of the scan

of the vigil outside Square London SW1.

A delegation of SATURDAY Chile, , El Salvador and Nicaragua. 10:30am-11.30pm. Imperial Prince Consort Films, bands, pueblo' as the way to defend the gains made This spirit is proclaimon every street every workplace where press cuttings and information about the military situation are posted. In the street, in taxis and in shops markets peopl delighted to talk about th gains and the próblems. FRIDAY 9 SEPTEMBER: 12-2am. Final session US Embassy, Grosvenor MPs will try to meet representative of the US Embassy at this time and supporters are encouraged to join a mass vigil.

SEPTEMBER: Festival for College Students' Road, London SW7 stalls more.

SUNDAY 11 SEPTEMBER: National demonstraEc. Joi the Sochals Acion lane a 10.30.

Clerkenwell Green London government that is actual ly working for them The US administration is clearly determined _ to crush the Nicaraguan revolution. Thus far the British government has slavish support the US, the only European government so to do The declaration that a Count v lidl N OOlI. all its debts is not reall! credit worthy indicates participation economic blockade Britain has 1500 troops stationed in Belize, which borders Honduras Guatemala, and although there have been strenuous denials of British aims in •the region the government recently feted ex-President Duarte of El Salvador. of the Prime Minister's advisors is on a fact finding mission tc nelas Help is needed. So too Sal awaCuC lual uUii. nothing will allow the U destroy the hopes of the people of a country that have alreacs rid themselves of the dictatorship.

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