MOVING HAT must Certainly be a most
essive development in Jamaica is the formation of a Youth Force of National Liberation. This movement is a direct response to the most Jamaicans are forced to face, and the increasing rate of unemployment which now plagues the country. The YFNL under the leadership of Keith Miles and Denis Chin, has proclaimed itself a part of the International Liberation Movement and the anti-Imperialist Front, and has declared its solidarity with the struggling peoples of the Caribbean, Africa, Asia and Latin America. In Jamaica it is dedicated to the destruction of the Manley Bustamante Hegemony in the country. Pledged the YFNL: “We fight to bring an end to the present unjust and oppressive colonial two-party system headed by Bustamante Manley.” Rapacious foreign ¢Xploitation which more than an i else is the millstone around the necks of the Jamaican people, will be brought to an end. The YENL reinforces the Young Socialist League which has been in the struggle for some time now and i this militant agitation against unemployment, injustice, and destitution.
The YFNL would welcome com~munications. Its address: 32 Tower Street, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.