Developing solidarity against | IMGpapers 1968

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Over 300 people - trade unionists, students, black militants, Portuguese workers, members of various political organisations, etc. attended a conference last weekend in Manchester on The conference was organised jointly hy the Committee for Freedom in Mozambique, Angola and Guine (CFMAG) and the AntiA partheid Movement. The main speaker was Marceline dos Santos, vie-president of FRELIMO (Front for the Liberation of Mozambiquel, who spoke on the development of the struggle in the liberated zones. Other speakers dealt with various other aspects of the situation, leading up to a final discussion on Future Perspectives for Solidarity Work' It was agreed that co-ordination of activity on this issue had cot been very effective in the past, and that although the CFMAG would con. tinue to centralise work for the moment there

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A grouping within the National Union for future action, with the aim of