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["Partija rada" <prada@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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From: Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky <Gorojovsky@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: marxism@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <marxism@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 10 November, 2000 3:16 AM
Subject: Re: Hi there!


>En relación a Hi there!,
>el 9 Nov 00, a las 22:47, Partija rada dijo:
>
>I'm just wondering is it there someone interested into Marxist-
>Leninist party Partija rada, from Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Maybe someone
>wish to know more about last events here? Anyway, I'm here...
>Milan
>
>I am sure that many people would like to know what does Partija rada
>have to tell us on Milosevic and the events in Yugoslavia.
>
>Néstor Miguel Gorojovsky


Partija rada openly attacks Milosevic's regime as dictatorship since the
First Congress in 1992. Also, we accuse him for fascistic policy toward
other nations in ex-Yugoslavia. It is clear to all of us that his
nationalism, combined with Croatian nationalism caused a lot of suffer,
especially to the people of Bosnia. His fascistic policy was obvious also
when we are talking about Albanians in Kosovo. There was one kind of
apartheid government, and on 1998. there was open combined army and police
massacre after which emerged KLA (Kosovo Liberation Army).
Last events in Yugoslavia are combined democratic revolution and a coup
d'etat. First part (democratic revolution) was when people from all over
Serbia came to Belgrade at October 5th. They start with open attack on
Parliament, state TV (both are burned down), and police stations. People
from other cities protected revolution in Belgrade fighting with the police
which moved to the Belgrade. Second part (the coup) come to the stage when
bourgeois factions, both from DOS (Democratic Opposition of Serbia) and from
Milosevic's SPS (Socialist Party of Serbia), realize that they have real
revolution in their own house. They moved away already defeated police,
prevent intervention of army and success to calm down people after just a
few hours of battle.
Milan