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A number of trade union and Labour leaders have now signed the petition launched by Charter 80 which supports the humanitarian demands of the prisoners, without declaring a position on the role of imperialism in Ireland.

Put to test

But such gestures of humanitarian concern must now be put to the test-and these leaders must now be called upon to take up the fight for tangible solidarity action in the British working class to support the struggles of the Irish prisoners of war.

Socialist Press, while deeply critical of the programme and methods of the republican movement upholds the right of all opponents of British imperialism in Ireland to take up arms in the struggle for national liberation: we support the demand of the republican prisoners to be recognised as Prisoners of War.

We regard this as an essential part of the fight for the immediate withdrawal of British troop troops to allow Irish people to determine their own future.

We call on our readers and supporters to play the fullest possible part in the solidarity actions that will be taking place in every locality, and the national demonstration called in London for December 7.

Resolutions

At the same time trade unionists, students and Labour Party members must urgently press resolutions through their branches and national organisations demanding • the fullest possible support for the Irish prisoners in their struggle against a savage and intransigent Tory government.

*Friday October 24: demonstration to Brixton Prison marking 60th anniversary of Terence MčSwiney's death on hunger strike. Assemble 6.30 outside Brixton Police Station. Called by RCT.

*Organise Or support activities taking place in your area, particularly in week of 27 October when hunger strike starts.

*Support National Day of Action, Saturday 25 October with local picket protests.

*Lobby Anti Nuke Missiles demo Sunday 26 October, Speakers Corner, 11 am.

*Support 15 November British Withdrawal demo which will have prisoners there. Assemble 1 pm, Embankment.

• A Hunger Strike coordinating committee has been established and will meet on Sunday 26 October.

Details of the venue of this meeting and of other developments in the campaign can be obtained by phoning 01-2672004.

While Socialist Press is lending its support to the conference of the Campaign for Democracy in the Labour i Movement on November 15, we urge any readers who cannot attend that conference to attend the demonstration for Irish unity and a British withdrawal to be held in London that same day.

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IINIGAINHINI El Salvador continues to exist in an awful no-man'sland between outright military confrontation and the residual violence of everyNAL I1 & ...

About 70% of industrial and almost all agricultural production was paralysed.

The strike also saw the active participation of neighbourhood committees alongside ADOR At the harrirades in San Salador positions are held by men ousted with dictator Romero last October.

Socialist Press has devoted considerable space to showing how the present programme and to murder scores every day in a bloody tactical impasse.

Recently the remaining civilians in the Junta have announced 'elections' and a return to 'normalisation'. by which Salvador will fall to popular forces just because Nicaragua did so.

There is no necessary point at which a barbaric dictatorship, without scruples and the slightest vestige of popular backing is ditching of the disastrous, second-hand Sandinista policy of "Broad Alliances'.