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| | [cssn] International solidarity conference in Australia 2002 |
 | | New parties have been formed, like the Peoples Democratic Party in Indonesia, the Power of the Working Class and Socialist Party in South Korea, and the Socialist Party of East Timor. |
 | | North and South people continue to rise up—against imperialist war, Third World debt, against the devastation of our environment, against the deepening exploitation of women, against the denial of national rights and the marginalisation of indigenous peoples, against rural poverty and landlessness. |
 | | However, if left parties are excluded, it’s practically impossible to lift the movement’s field of vision beyond demands on, and reforms to, capitalist states and institutions. |
| www.columbia.edu /cu/cssn/cssn-list/2001/10/00179.html (2868 words) |
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