| By International Marxist Tendency After the fall of the Shah in 1979 all the conditions for socialist revolution had matured. The tragedy was the role played by the various left parties and groups, who to one degree or another fostered illusions in Khomeini as a kind of "progressive bourgeois". This is what allowed the genuine workers' revolution to be derailed and replaced by a reactionary Islamic regime at the service of Iranian capitalism. [part one] | By Imran A huge rally and conference was organised by the Jammu Kashmir National Student Federation (JKNSF) on June 24. Lal Khan was one of the main speakers, stressing the point that genuine self-determination for the Kashmiri people can only be achieved as part of a socialist federation of the whole of the South Asian subcontinent. | By Séamus Loughlin The Croke Park deal has been pushed through by the ICTU leaders. On the surface, the policy of "social partnership" would appear to have won out. But this is based on the idea that such a deal will lay the ground for an end to further attacks. Nothing could be further from the truth. | By Ted Grant in 1977 In March 1977 Indira Gandhi called elections after a period of governing through "emergency" measures, which included the brutal clampdown on the labour movement. Her gamble didn't pay off. The main beneficiary of the elections were right-wing forces gathered around the so-called Janata party. On the left the Communist Party of India, having supported Indira Gandhi's measures, failed to gain from the situation, and the Maoist CPI-M shamefully backed Janata. | | | | ESPAÑOL | | By El Militante El 30 de junio, a las 19 hs, tendrá lugar el acto de lanzamiento de la Universidad de los Trabajadores, en la histórica fábrica recuperada IMPA de Buenos Aires. Entrevistamos para la ocasión, a Eduardo "Vasco" Murua, que ha sido el principal impulsor de esta iniciativa. | |
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