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More Socialism Not Les

In Socialist Republic: Vol. 3 no. 6, 1980 · scan pages 4–5 · about 137 words

Internationalism and other strugglesTrade unions and workers' struggles

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And yet is not only the political rights for the working class and leaders in Poland who are sleeping greater workers! control over the uneasily. The Polish strikers have Polish economy: but they have made won few friends in the corridors of no demands which challenge the power throughout the world. The planned nature of that economy. Western political leaders are keeping remarkably quiet about the crisis. They are for more socialism, not This is because of the nature of the less, And that is the main reason Polish struggle. The strikers offer why the world!s capitalist leaders no prospect for a return to capital- have rushed aid to Poland's strug— ism in Poland, gling bureaucrats, Even the rightwing Daily Express has said. "WesThey are demanding greater political tern governments have a special

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