THOUSANDS of socialist activists will meet in Paris on June 12/13 to debate the economic crisis, unemploy. ment, racism and the socialist response to Maastricht.
Backed by the 150,000Stono Pary of Communist Re. foundation in Italy. the conterence has also attracted support from leaders of the Spanish Workers Commissions, the German Greens, the Spanish United Left and numerous lell-wing currents in France.
opialisin loudy is oran Ised on an international basis, and the bosses and right-wing tions as a matter of course. The working class movement and the left is way behind. The conference is a step towards trying to debate out a common approach to fighting for a Europe appeal says, breaks with the 'des. potism of profit towards a democratic, free, self-managIng society.
he conference beins at 2pm on 12 June at a conterence suburbs. Forums during the day will discuss the light agains! unemployment, racism and fascism, defence of the European ecology, the socialist attitude to Maastricht, women in the EC and the crisis in eastern Europe.
A major rally will start at 8pm, and be followed by an allnight Euro-social.
Travel to the conference from Britain will be by coach, leaving lunchtime Friday 11 June and returning Sunday lunchtime. Friday evening will be free for a night out in Paris. The price of £50 waged, commodation and entrance to the conference.
But the number of places available is limited, so book your seat now! Send bookings to: European Conference, PO Bor 1109. London A4 21ll. Makes cheques out to 'T1 Research.
Conference sponsors Include: Luciana Castellina, PCR member of the European parliament; Witried Telkamper, German Green member of the European parliament; Tony Benn; Armando Cossulta, president of the italian PRC; Marcelino Camacho, Nadional Secretary of the Workers Spain; Fausto Bertinotti, Confederal Secretary of the CGIL union federation, Italy; Ernest Mandel, Fourth International; Alain Krivine, , LCR France; Julio Anguita, United Left, Spain.
SOCIALIST OUTLOOK No. 42 May 15 1993. Page 4 Israeli soldiers flex their muscles at a refugee camp near Bethlehem
War on ANC
On May 7 South Africa's Committee of Generals 'held a summit in Pretoria.
Those present, including the retired head of the defence force, Constand Viljoen, and the former head of military intelligence, Tienie Groenewald, agreed to continue their drive to unite the right wing and to launch an Volksfront'.
Attended by 10,000 white farmers, the allance threatened war on the ANC if demands for a separate Afrikaner "homeland' were not met.
Pol Pot comback? Khmer Rouge guerillas are poised for an all-out attack