IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

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Socialist Challenge No. 53, 6 July 1978 · p. 8 of the scan · 314 words

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HSUELIESE asked Ch Myant of the Star and the Politic Commitlee of the CP 10 explai th silence. Myant said that on the issue sulus balt the tr gd the 'haven't taken a position, one was the other — Lle Irish comEndes on 1 ground have taken their decision' Because Irish CORDUDISE ha made their views known and th British Communists are free of a responsibility seenis a peculiar attico to adopl, For instance, the indeed the CPCB las carried editor comments and made otficia. statemer on Chilean prisoners in the Inst coun of weeks. Why it's pertectly neceprat to voice opinions en these prisoners b not un Irish ones is difficult appreciale.

CAREFUL Chris Myant, when selling bf 1 Irish CP's demand for political stats was caretul to poie put that chis m

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