The event at the Unione Benevolenza hall in Buenos Aires on 1 December was a day worthy to be written in the history book. “This a traditional Argentine working class area” said Alicia Sagra, Argentine trotskyist leader who led the commemoration.

Ceremony on December 1st touched everyone present and those who have followed the ceremony over the Internet

It was a day worthy to be written in the book of history. Not only in the history of the Workers International League, but all the more than 800 people crammed into the hall Unione Benevolenza in Buenos Aires. It is a highly meaningful site. "This is an area of traditional Argentine working class," said Alicia Sagra, Argentine trotskyist leader who led the ceremony commemorating the 30th anniversary of IWL.

The left in the face of salary conflicts in the armed forces and security forces

In early October, a salary conflict between the non-commissioned officers and the grassroots of the Gendarmerie (militarised police at the frontiers) and the Prefecture (naval police in ports and rivers) on the one hand and Cristina Kirchner administration and the upper echelons of these forces on the other.

Reject the threats of Spanish and European imperialism.

Not a single penny to the looters!

Nationalizeall the hydrocarbonswithout any payment!

English imperialism has once more embarked on a series of aggressions against Argentine sovereignty on the Falkland Islands.

English bravado is an insult to the entire Latin America

The underground workers’ trade union (AGTSyP) informed us that a multi-sector front, consisting  of social movements, students, organizations in defence of consumers, trade unions and political parties has been formed to repudiate the increase of the underground fares and are demanding a public audience NOW!

A local humorist said that this was a really marvellous country because even the country’s left – proud as they are of being non-believers - could produce miracles as has become obvious in the electoral results. To make his point stronger, he mentioned two cases:

The case of Sonia Colman, a typical example of “easy trigger”, affected us directly for Sonia and her husband Antonio had been militants in our trend for over 20 years. What follows are quotations from an article in our paper, Avanzada Socialista.

Latin America often regarded as part of the ‘Third World’ has often been in the headlines because of the criminal dictatorships ruling there.

The thorny issue is in the foreground. The brothers Schoklender[1] worked with Hebe[2] since they left prison in 1995.

Sergio was attorney of the Foundation Mothers of Plaza de Mayo and director of "Shared Dreams", the Foundation’s project to build houses. Sergio Schoklender resigned his position in early May 2011. He was denounced by MPs who started an investigation for embezzlement and money laundering.