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Chilean Resistance Courier
Contents of the periodical include an editorial on the junta and its conflict with other bourgeois elements, the break of the Christian Democractic Party, the dictatorships' three pronged economic plan, lessons from the union's reactivation in 1976, the increase of organization and permanent action, a declaration by the Political Bureau on the Revolutionary Coordinating Junta, solidarity with Cuba, Nicaragua, Brazil, El Salvador, Puerto Rico, Italy, and Vietnam, an analysis of Freism, and a declaration from the Interior Secretariat of the MIR, and the protocol of Agreement between the MIR and the Radical Party.
Chilean Resistance Courier
Contents include an editorial on the reactivation of the masses and the tasks of revolutionaries, an evaluation of the Chilean political situation in 1978, a lack of unity on the left, the economy of counter-revolution, an analysis of the PDC, the emergence of "new communists", international solidarity with Nicaragua, an inteview with the FPL, El Salvador's armed struggle, an an interivew with the Venezuelan MIR, and an interview with the Interior Secretariat: Popular democracy is the only path to revolutionary victory.
Chilean Resistance Courier
Contents include an editorial on the three tasks of the left: socialism, unity, and armed struggle, the advance of the people's alternative, resistance against hunger, and homage to Gabriel, the Chilean economy in 1978, the limits of the insitutionalization project, and military capability as a function of mass work, interview with a leader of the M-19 of Colombia in February 1979
Chilean Resistance Courier: Press Conference by the Secretary General of the MIR
Contents includean evalution on the importance of Active solidarity for the triumph of the popular resistance, the revolutionary's response to the growing instability of the dictatorship, developments in the resistance including, comments by Lumi Videla, Miguel Enriquez, Carmen Castillo, international solidarity, construction of the Revolutionary Party, call on the common soldier
Chilean Resistance Courier: Chile- The MIR and the Tasks of the Resistance
Contents include the tactics of the MIR in the present period (November of 1973), the program and platform of struggle of the revolutionary party of the proletariat, and the MIR's response to the leadership of the communist party.
Declaration of the Council of Revolutionary Coordination
Format: StatementCollection: Chile
Joint communique from MIR (Chile), Tupamaros (Uruguay), ELN (Bolivia) and the ERP (Argentina)
New Boundaries No. 1
Publisher: New BoundariesYear: 1978Volume Number: No. 1 MarchFormat: PeriodicalCollection: Prarie Fire Organizing Committee (PFOC)
Contents: New Boundaries, An Introduction; What is Our Philosophy?; Marxist Errors on Natural Resources; Marxism-Problematical Legacy
New Boundaries No. 3
Publisher: New BoundariesVolume Number: No. 3 JulyFormat: PeriodicalCollection: Prarie Fire Organizing Committee (PFOC)
The Afro-American Nation: A Case for the Liberation of the Black Belt
I: TEN YEARS OF THE REPUBLIC OF NEW AFRICA 1;
II AFRO-AMERICANS: THE "THIRD WORLD" AT HOME 5;
III MYTH OF BLACK PROGRESS 14; IV THE HOMELAND 27;
V ALMANAC ENTRY 32; VI A HISTORY OF AFRO-AMERICA 34;
VII MARXISM AND BLACK LIBERATION 67;
VIII SOME QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT BLACK LIBERATION 82
New Boundaries No. 5
Publisher: New BoundariesVolume Number: No. 5 JanuaryFormat: PeriodicalCollection: Prarie Fire Organizing Committee (PFOC)
On Native Peoples:
I "Return Indian Land To the Indian People!" . . 1 II Since 1492 .................................. 7
III Marxist Errors on Native Peoples .......... 23
IV The Legacy of Land-Stealing ................ 31
V New Boundaries for Native Peoples ........... 39
New Boundaries No. 6
Publisher: New BoundariesVolume Number: No. 6 MarchFormat: PeriodicalCollection: Prarie Fire Organizing Committee (PFOC)
Win White Support for New Boundaries:
I Introduction.............................. 1
II Revolutionaries And Abolitionists........ 3
III Glory Days Revisited: U.S. Whites During The Depression and World War II................. 11
IV The Civil Rights Movement................ 25
V The Anti-War Movement..................... 33
VI The Present.............................. 43
