SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Fascism in the colours of France?

Socialist Action No. 64, 29 June 1984 · pp. 5-6 of the scan · 299 words

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page 5 of the scan

issue. in the sir Counties of Northern ireland. 10 per cent for the Labour Parti established election machinery built over the years. That this is due very much to Sinn Fein's record of campaigning on social issues, like the anti-pusher campaign, can be seen by comparing the votes in working class Dublin to the republican' areas on the border where their vote was only around two per cent.

At the same time as voting Assembly, Irish voters were considering a referendum to extend the franchise to all residents of Ireland. Portrayed largely as a reciprocation of the right of Insih citizens to vote in Britain, this was passed by a majority of three to one.

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Socialist Action 29 June 1984

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Ireland votes Republican Now:

Simone Veil maintained their vote at 42 per cent this time compared to the last EEC elections in 1979, the total vote of the right wing parties in France jumped enormously to 55 per cent. The biggest gainer was the neo-fascist Front National (FN) which increased

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