From: Luis Quispe <lquispe-AT-blythe.org>
Subject: Re: Peru: MOTC leaflet
Date: Tue, 5 Mar 1996 00:47:53 -0500 (EST)


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> From: Luis Quispe <lquispe-AT-blythe.org>
> Date: Tue, 27 Feb 1996 01:15:28 -0500 (EST)
> Subject: The Working Class in the People's War
> 
> [This a leaflet sent by the Movement of Proletarians and Class
> Workers organized by the PCP. Movimiento de Obreros y Trabajadores
> Clasistas (MOTC), translation in Spanish.]
> 
> FOR A PROLETARIAN LINE IN THE WORKING CLASS MOVEMENT
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> I have no idea the degree of consciousness of the people for whom 
> this leaflet was written. It appears to be propagandist rather than 
> agitational. For what people in what setting was it aimed?
> I would say educational. It focus on union members who have some
  background in the struggle.
 
> My other question is that it seems to argue that People's war is 
> the "only" way. How then can you unite with larger sections of 
> the people in favour of limited reforms eg resistance against
> the privatisation of Petro-Peru which might I assume as an outsider,
> have the possibility of a wide range of support?
> The PCP unites with other forces in the fight against the IMF policies in 
  Peru (e.g., privatizations, wages, etc.) but they point out that is not 
  the end of the struggle (I mean reforms or rights) but these struggles for 
  reforms should serve the Conquest of Power. The PCP support most of the
  demands of the masses and build political fronts. It has bases in most
  workers and State employee unions but do not have the leadership of the
  unions for obvious reasons of political repression. The fronts are there.
  Even with some religious groups on specific conquests for the people.
  Luis. NYC.
 
> Chris
> London.
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