marked effects on the movement itself. The right wing within the MPLA is responding eagerly to the and FNLA; but the Neto leadership current realises that such a move would prove disastrous for its credibility-particularly amongst the urban workers of Luanda, who clearly would not accept such a proposition easily. However, the present unfavourable relationship of forces inside Angola means that the Netoist leadership is nevertheless under strong pressure to capitulate to the and isolation of the MPLA are having feelers being put forward by Savimbi (UNITA) for a coalition with UNITA Chairman Mao's aid for the FNLA means that he too is wielding the knife against the Angolan revolution-in company with the CIA, South Africa, and Portuguese fascists
Red WeeklyRed Weekly No. 126, 20 November 1975
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