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ane in sournern alrica must so onalue favourable balance of forces that exists in southern Africa. To borrow a phrase, 'what we need today is not one Angola, While the organisers of the 14 February Conference were just talking about "real solidaritv small handfuls of mill tants up and down the country were setting about the difficult job of actually Meetings and demonstrations took place across the country during the preceding week, designated a Week of Action' by the Action Group Against Repression in Spain (AGARIS). A number of meetings were held in the London area, and on Saturday, 100 militants responded to the call of the IMG, the ICL and IS and picketed Downing sweet to protest we prop osed visit of the Spanish foreign In Scotland, the recently-formed Spanish Action Group organised a successful public meeting, distributed several thousand imormanon baueuns and mounted a picket of the Iberian Alines. A soloan commutee na. also been set up in Aberdeen, and plans are underway for one in Edinburgh.

In Manchester the Spanish Solidarity Committee held a public meeting and demonstration, and in Hull a picket of the Spanish consulate was mounted, supported by the Hull Central Labour Party and Hull University Students Union. The picket appealed for support for the Hull CLP's recent decision to launch a broad based Iberian Solidarity Campaign on Humberside, and called on trade unionists to follow the Hull dockers and show practical solidarity Dy blacking opans wade