Some of you will be receiving this message through the new channel for the first time (and without attachments for the first time). If you prefer to have attachments, please let me know at dominic.tweedie@gmail.com or by replying to this message (replies come only to me). But I hope most of you will accept it, because it is going to be much faster and better and more convenient like this. If there are any bugs or links that don't work, please also let me know. Yours in struggle, Dominic Links (5): 1. COSATU on outcomes of the WTO Hong Kong Ministerial (2 pages) 2. NEDLAC Dec 16 statement from Hong Kong (1 page) 3. Financial Sector Charter Council Dec 13 statement (2 pages) 4. Ugandan Textile Union Wins Recognition, ITGLWF (1 page) 5. World Peace Forum, Secretariat, Garris, Antiwar, Dec 19 (2 pages)
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2005-12-20
Dear Comrades,
Evo Morales has been elected President of Bolivia. A great victory! More about it tomorrow.
Herewith is the statement of COSATU on the outcomes of the Hong Kong WTO jamboree, called a Ministerial. The situation is clearer thanks to this statement. The Imperialists did not get all that they wanted but did create a dangerous “back door” for themselves which will have to be watched.
Especially significant are COSATU’s remarks about the way forward.
The statements of NEDLAC and the FSCC are included for the record and in continuance of the CU tradition of publishing original documents whenever possible. The recognition of the Ugandan Union is a small sample of the huge amount of organising work that has to go on all the time so that the Trade Union movement reproduces itself.
Antiwar.com is a libertarian web site opposed to war and the Iraq war in particular. These libertarians are trying to build an international peace front. Let’s hope they succeed. They obviously have a fair bit to learn. When Robert Mugabe turned up at their peace conference they felt compelled to protest. Dr Mahathir was wiser than they were. See the fifth document.
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