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1985 1985-09Read it in the scan (PDF at ETOL), page 19 →
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P.O. Box 1046 GMF Boston, MA 02205 Chicago Socialist Action Box 80 B, 2520 N. Lincoln Chicago, IL 60614 Cincinnati Socialist Action P.O. Box 27053 Cincinnati, OH 45227 (513) 242-9043 Cleveland Socialist Action P.O. Box 6151 Cleveland, OH 44101 (216) 429-2167 Los Angeles Socialist Action P.O. Box 60605 Terminal Annex Los Angeles, CA 90060 (213) 250-4608 Minneapolis Socialist Action P.O. Box 14087 Dinkytown Station Minneapolis, MN 554 New York Socialist Actio P.O. Box 20209, Ca. Finance 693 Columbus Ave New York, NY 10025 Phoenix Socialist Action P.O. Box 5161 Phoenix, AZ 85010 (602) 894-0055 San Francisco Socialist Acti 3435 Army Street, Rm. 308 San Francisco, CA 94110 (415) 821-0458 He and others in the United States were confident that the PAN, with its rightist program, would win such key races as the gubernatorial contest in Sonora.
Of course, since PAN failed to live up to its billing, many "Yankee liberals" have proclaimed the 1985 elections a grave setback. No credit was given to the leftist parties' abilities to emerge as clear alternatives to the PRI.
Clearly they cannot bear to contemplate that the example of Nicaragua has inspired the Mexican people to move in a similar direction. The future prospects are even better. That Distributors of Socialist Action Distributors in Canada:
Gauche Socialiste C.P. 152, succ. N Montreal H2X 3N4 Sacialist Action Collective 96 Maryland Ave.
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3G 1K8 'SFAC P.O. Box 12082 Edmonton, Alta.
Socialist Workers Collective 229 College St., Rm. 208 Toronto, Ontario MST IR4
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SOCiALiST ActioN
FI VTSCES Institute for Free Labor Development (AIFLD).
In the spring of 1984 the AIFLD channeled thousands of dollars into the UPD's campaign chest to help elect Duarte to the presidency. But more recently the UPD has begun to join protest actions against the government's austerity policies and lack of support for human rights.
When the UPD began to press for a negotiated settlement of the civil war, the AIFLD decided it had had enough and tried to supplant it with a fictitious rival union. In a letter to AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland, UPD Secretary General Ramon Mendoza accused the AIFLD of using "anti-democratic and destabilizing methods and blackmail against democratic trade unions."
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