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www.geocities.com/capitolhill/lobby/1204 Green Left anniversary The 300th issue of Australia's Green Left Weekly will be published on December 3rd. When the paper was launched almost seven years ago, write co-editors Lisa Macdonald and Pip Hinman, no-one could be sure that such an alternative publication would survive. The fact that it has not only survived but grown - in size (from 24 to 32 pages), in geographical spread and in the number of people contributing articles, photographs, cartoons, sales efforts, money and encouragement — is cause for pride and celebration. We are especially proud of our firm presence on the Internet (www.peg.apc.org/~greenleft) that has given us an international audience of regular, committed readers and supporters. Special two-year Supporters' Subscriptions cost A$300. For more information write to: PO Box 394, Broadway, NSW, Australia. <[email protected]> Labour Left Briefing The October issue includes an interview with Britain's veteran left leader Tony Benn. <[email protected]>, PO Box 2378, London, E5 9QU www.labournet.org.uk/llb/ Grenzeloos #40 (in Dutch) The September issue looks at the policies of the social democratic/ liberal government and the electoral programme of the Dutch Green Left. Socialistisk Information #112 In Danish. The October issue focuses on the November 18th local elections. A socialist councillor looks back at four years of activities • Young Rebel candidates explain why they are running • Once again, politicians try to win local council seats by attacking refugees and immigrants • Local politicians are eager to hand public services over to private operators, but the public remains reluctant. Published by Socialistisk Arbejderparti(SAP), Danish section of the Fourth International. New address:
<[email protected]> Bandera Roja (in Spanish) The September issue includes a range of materials on Puerto Rico's independence movement, labour and student struggles, and a report on Puerto Rican participation in the 14th World youth Festival in Cuba. The main article is on the campaign to privatise the US colony's energy utility.
<[email protected]> Viento Sur #33 (in Spanish) Daniel Raventós asks why analytical Marxism is doing so well, when Marxism as a political Marxism is doing so well, when Marxism as a political movement is doing so badly.