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Hands Off Grenada!
Solidarity events
London: National demonstration: Sat 5 Nov, 12.30pm, Hyde Park.
akte Duonc mccune organised by Hackney Nth & Sth Labour Parties: Wed 2 Nov, 7.30pm, Stoke Newington Town Hall.
Hounslow forum organised by Socialis Action supporters: Thur 3 Nov, 7.30pm, Old Town Hall, Treaty Road Birmingham: Torun organised by Socialist Action supporters: Wed 2 Nov, 1.3upm Birmingham's Other DUKSIUD Rally organised by ELSSOC: Thur 3 Nov, . Chamberlain Square Wakefield: public meeting organised by ELSSOC & Britain/Cuba Resource Centre: Mon 7 Nov, 7.30pm, Wakefield Labour Club, Vicarage Street.
(Many more events are being organised up and owi ne corner contact your local Central "America solidarity camapigns for details). US embassy.
invasion 1965 invasion.
Berkeley, New Orleans.
In Mexico City 10,000 Sunday.
the LCR and the Young Communists. ON SATURDAY 29 paign against the plus contingents of Scottish Medical Aid for Nicaragua. THE OUTRAGE provoked by Reagan's invasion of Grenada was expressed in demonstrations all over the world. On Wednesday 26 October 5000 people organised by the Communist Party and the French Trotskyist LCR demonstrated outside the In Santo Domingo, itself the victim of the US demonstrators clashed with police in a large demonstration the day after the In the United States 4000 people demonstrated outside the United Nations on 26 October. Smaller actions of protest were held in many US towns, inFrancisco, Washington, Minneapolis, Detroit and people demonstrated last Wednesday, and at least 50,000 turned out last US consulates in several Italian towns were the targets of pickets last week, supported by the far left organisations PDUP, Democratzia Proletaria, Edinburgh Demo there was an emergency demo and rally in Edinburgh called by the Edinburgh Latin American Solidarity CamUS invasion Although the organisers only had four days to mobilise, over 300 people from Edinburgh Labour parties, trade unions and other political groups Glasgow Stirling, assembled outside the US Consulate before marching to a rally in the city centre. The rally was addressed by Ron Brown MP, Alec Wood, leader of Edinburgh council Labour group and Des Tierney