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Re: [Marxism] Kirchner




From the Workers Party of Argentina, one of the largest left groups there. I figure this would balance a bit the article forwarded by Louis on the Kirshner gov't.

--David Walters

You mean one of the largest sectarian left groups, which is like the proverbial big fish in a little pond. Here's something from their website. With a background like this, I doubt that they'll ever lead a socialist revolution. No, I take that back. With a background like this, they will never lead a socialist revolution.


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From 1968 on the PO began to develop international relations with the POR (Partido Obrero Revolucionario: Workers Revolutionary Party) of Bolivia, led by Guillermo Lora, and with the OCI (Organisation Communiste Internationaliste) of France, led by Pierre Lambert, calling for the reconstruction of the IV International after the foquist adventure of the USFI in Latin America dispelled any doubts about its nature (before 1968, the PO did not accept the proposal advanced by a leader of the USFI of joining the PRT in order to make an alliance with the fraction of Santucho). In 1971, after the split of the so-called ?International Committee of the Fourth International? between the sections led by Healy and Lambert, the PO founded, together with the OCI and the POR, the CORQI (Comité de Organisation pour la Reconstruction de la Quatrième International), in which it would stay, while waging furious internal struggle, until 1979. In that year the CORQI split when the PO and the POR left, after the OCI?s attempt to bureaucratically stop the debate by means of a provocation. The debates in the CORQI turned around basic questions of revolutionary politics, such as the nature of the Popular Assembly (1971), the unions and the national bourgeoisie in Latin America (and the backward countries in general), and the United Anti-imperialist Front, and were stopped when, at the PO?s initiative, they began to turn towards the Lambertist stageist strategy, which became evident in the coming years.

full: http://www.po.org.ar/english/pohistory.htm





Louis Proyect
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