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The International’s English-language periodicals: World Outlook, Inprecor and their companions, 1958–1994

Spain: Toward the Overthrow of the Bloody Dictatorship

Inprecor no. 34, 25 September 1975 · p 3 · 269 words

Spain

dictatorship

While the moribund Francoist dictatorship is intensifying its repressive measures against the mass movement and its vanguard beyond all limits, a protracted political general strike is going on in Euzkadi (the Basque country) and the solidarity movement is spreading, although unevenly, throughout the territory of the Spanish state. More than ever, the development of solidarity against the bloody Francoist repression, to save the lives of Jose Garmendia, Angel Otaegui, and the five militants of the FRAP (Frente Revolucionario Antifascista y Patriotica - Antifascist and Patriotic Revolutionary Fronf) is a

We are publishing below an interview, taken September 13, with a member of the Political Bureau of the Liga Comunista Revolucionaria/Euzkadi ta Askatasuna-VI (Revolutionary

Communist League/Basque Nation and Freedom-Sixth Congress) analyzing the reasons for the regime's current policy and the development of workers struggles in Euzkadi from the general strike of December 11, 1974, to the general strike of September 11-12, 1975.

We are also publishing the text of the united general strike call issued on a united-front basis by all the reformist and revolutionary organizations in the Basque country. This call was published in the September 10 issue of Combate, central organ of the LCR/ETA-VI, which has just become a fortnightly, despite the difficult underground conditions.

In oddition, we are publishing the "open letter" sent by the LCR/ETA-VI to all the workers organizations; it deals with the urgency of developing solidarity with Euzkadi throughout the territory of the Spanish state. Finally, we are publishing a resumé of Spanish

SPAIN solidarity activities in Europe.

toward the overthrow of the bloody central task of the international workers and revolutionary movement.

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