Soviets offer 'no attack' deal to Holland | Socialist Action 1983

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UNA workers peasants voted tor Duarte. rorced to vote by law, and in a situation where the let and the opposition parties could not participate in the elections, the poor voted for Duarte to keep oul D'Aubuisson but not because they had many ilthe proposed missiles on Dutch territory.

The Christian Democrat party, Holland if the missiles are not deployed.

missile demonstration in the Hague, CASPAR WEINBERGER, the US Defence Secretary, flew to the Hague last week to put pressure on the Dutch government to accept deployment of which is the dominant party in the ruling coalition government, has been badly split on the issue of deployment. The Liberals, the other coalition partner are however strongly in favour of deployment. (?)

While US pressure on the Dutch government has increased, the USSR intervened in the dispute by guaranteeing never to make a nuclear attack on The Labour opposition is totally against the deployment of the missiles, and there is no douht that they represent the majority. Last Octoher more than 500,000 people turned out for the antian extraordinary number for a small country like Holland.