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Re: SWP policy, as I recall it, on travel to Cuba
- To: marxism@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Subject: Re: SWP policy, as I recall it, on travel to Cuba
- From: Laura Kamienski <tkd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2003 09:22:03 -0400
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Thank you Juan. Well said.
lk
Juan Fajardo wrote:
David Walters wrote:
"What it means, if Fred is correct, is that "active supporters" have to
get an OK to go to Cuba. Now, and this is for Laura Kamienski's benefit
more than anyone else's, is that going to Cuba AS a party member has to
be cleared by some body of the SWP."
There are and always have been people around the SWP who have travelled
to Cuba or Nicaragua while in college, as part of Global Exchange tours,
Veneceros Brigades, coffee brigades, or a number of other programs.
Sympathisers and supporters of the party, however, are a different
category from Active Supporters, who are part of the "movement" led by
the party. Active Supporters pay dues and participate in meetings and
act in an organized manner to support and further the party's work, but
at a level different from and under the direction of party members.
As an active supporter one is not expected to carry out party directives
--as one would of a member-- but one is expected not to act against them
or against the party's interests. Breaking the law by defying the
US-imposed travel ban and embargo, while having organizational ties to
the SWP, potentially puts the party at legal risk, and thus must be
cleared by the party, just like joining a sit-in or blockading a
building must be.
- Juan Fajardo
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- Thread context:
- Re: SWP policy on Cuba, (continued)
- Re: SWP policy, as I recall it, on travel to Cuba,
Juan Fajardo Thu 14 Aug 2003, 07:36 GMT
- RE: SWP policy, as I recall it, on travel to Cuba,
Eli Stephens Thu 14 Aug 2003, 16:37 GMT
- Re: SWP policy, as I recall it, on travel to Cuba,
Mike Friedman Sat 16 Aug 2003, 15:34 GMT
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Eli Stephens Thu 14 Aug 2003, 01:04 GMT
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Fred Feldman Thu 14 Aug 2003, 01:02 GMT
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