HISURING OF A BRIGHT..R FUTURE, BUT, ABOVE ALL, IT IS A FIGHT FOR THG ViRY SURVIVAL OF MANKIND.
To ensure the victory of the struggle of the working class for Socialism it is the duty of the working class militants of these countries to give maximum practical and disinterested aid to the irresistable tide of the Colonial Revolution which at present encompasses more than half of mankind. This must be continued uninterruptedly until the completion of a genuine agrarian revolution, the nationalisation with workers control of banks, industries, transport, the establishment of socialist planning and the harmonious industrialisation of all these countries.
The Cuban revolution has furnished a classic example of this process of Permanent Revolution, which led a colonial revolution to establish a Yorkers! 3 State. Glory to those comrades around Fidel Castro who led the workers and poor peasants of Cuba to victory and who are successfully defending the conquests of their revolution first against the counter-revolutionary intervention of Yankee imperialism and, secondly, against the attempt made by the Stalinists around iJscalante to impose a kind of bureaucratic development}!
Glory to the heroic Cuban proletariat, vanguard of the rising Latin American Revolution} In the colonial and semi-colonial countries it .is neccesary to follow the examples of Fidel Castro without a mechanical repetition of his methods in order to understand that it is not through any kind of 'peaceful road', through an alliance with the national bourgeoisie , but only through a revolutionary road that the national and social liberation of these countries can be achieved.
The Cuban example must be thoroughly studied by the Algerian masses, who after six years of bloody war against imperialism have now Obtained their first victory: national independence. This is however only the beginning of Algeria's social revolution and not its final stage. The preletariat and the poor peasants can consolidate their’ revolution provided they engage in a radical agrarian revolu- tion, in the construction of a State based upon committees of workers, soldiers and poor peasants, in the nationalisation of large enterprises and in the planned deve— lopment of a socialist economy.