TURNING POINT

Red Weekly No. 126, 20 November 1975 · p. 8 of the scan · 117 words

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page 8 of the scan

integration. tions today are only a fifth or a ten(MES) has lost most of its working class Dase. rapidly. sane analysis that the domination of the Government by the Socialist Party means the domination of extreme reaction or even fascism, th of the size of those six weeks ago. The Movement of the Socialist Left The LUAR is declining The PRP, following its inIt is clear the situation in Portugal is approaching another turning point. The renewed weight of the Communist Party, the growing opposition inside the SP to the rightwing line of its leaders, and the friction between the SP and the bourgeois PPD, make the most likely outcome the formation of a new