piled by Martin Meteyard. young pople have begun to express this feeling with guns".
PERONIST ILLUSIONS The nature of Peron's response to the Trelew massacre shows only too clearly that he has no perspective of an ongoing class struggle. When the rhetoric is stripped away his position has not changed since his denunciation earlier this year of a CGT-called general strike which, he said, "risks endangering our main object ives". His objective is still a peaceful return to power through a deal with a section of the ruling class, embroidered over with militant nationalist rhetoric. But the logic of the struggle in Argentina, as recent events have once again shown, is to break with the illusions of Peronism. We are confident that despite the grave losses which it has suffered the PRT-ERP will continue to prove more than capable of intervening in this process, and hastening it to a successful conclusion, as the prospect of civil war looms on the bonzon.
COMRADES IN LONDON are invited to a Red Circle meeting on Tuesday, 19 September, at 8 p.mn. where Judith White will introduce a discussion on the present situation in Argentina. The meeting will take place in the "General Picton" pub, Caledonian Road, Kings Cross (5 minutes from tube) - all welcome. Comrades are also reminded that the Other Cinema is currently showing Hour of the Furnaces, a film on Argentina by the revolutionary film-maker Fernando Solanas, in its season at the Collegiate Theatre, Gordon St., Euston Road, W.C.I. Phone 01-387 9629 or 01-734 8508 for times of showings.