International Marxist Group Archive

Magazines, bulletins and booklets of the IMG and its forerunners, 1961–1984

Robiis Milliams on Radio Havana

· International Bulletin Vol. 1, No. 34, 17 August 1962 · p. 5 of the scan · 361 words

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from liilitant of 13/8/62

Afro-American leader Robert F. Williams, who escaped into exile... from framed-up kidnap charges by police and KKK elements in lionroe, North Carolinia, has announced a series of weekly radio broadcasts beginning Joly 27.

Williams said his program, "Radio Free Dixie," will be broadcast over a 50,000 watt, long-wave station, 690 on the radio dial, and will be heard every Friday night from 11 p.m. te midnight, Eastern Standard Time (5 hours behind Greenwich mean tine). It will consist of commentary, interviews, news, Jagz and Afro- American folklore. Poruvian students bank robbery continued/ custody after a gun battle. Sone of them had been known as prominent Peruvian Trotskyists, but now adhered to the Tupac Amaru organisation. Those arrested included A.P. Perez, an Argentinian. who had previously been deported from Peru for revolutionary political activities, J.i1. Soto, a Spanish revolutionary who lives in Venezuela, A.Finken, V.A. Sanchez, R.R. Luna, J.N. liarchand, 5. Jimenez, h.T. Zegarre, and L.B. Barrantes, a Peruvian poet. According to infcrmation received by the Ililitant, the police beat the young revolutionaries upon arresting them and then after throwing them into cells, used torture. No more money was rediscovered through such means, however. One of the students insisted that it had tall been spent.!

Vo eeeoe-Llthough the Peruvian Trotskyist movement is split into various currents, all of them would probably agree with the attitude towards the holdup expressed by Ismael Frias, editcr of Obrero y Campesino....he held that any action undertaken in isclation from the masses is an ‘adventure', but at the same time he offered his 'full moral solidarity to those who act in accordance with revolutionary motives even though we rejoct their methods as mistokon.' Actions of this kind in which anger at social injustice and forvor for change lead inexperienced fighters to attempt to by-pass an unfavourable relations of forces, arebound to occur where objective conditions for revolution are ripe...and where a powerful mass revolutionary socialist party docs not yet cxist. But revolutionists will learn from their mistakes....and turn more. and more toward what is most essentials the construction of a party (in which tHe youth) Son find the means adequate to the task."

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