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1953 Two lines for the Bolivian masses: the opportunist and the revolutionary The workers’ revolution in Bolivia began in April 1952. The Central Obrera Boliviana emerged. The Trotskyists supported the bourgeois government of Paz Estenssoro, following the policy encouraged by the sector of the Fourth International headed by Pablo and […]

Document on the world situation presented to the Leeds Conference polemising with the leadership of the American SWP.

Perón, exiled in Madrid and with Peronism banned, made a pact with Arturo Frondizi, of the Intransigent Radical Civic Union (UCRI). The workers, mostly Peronists, obeyed their leader’s order to vote for the Frondizi-Gómez ticket, which won in May 1958. A few months into his administration, in July, Frondizi announced […]

Notes used for a talk in Avellaneda (province of Buenos Aires) about the origins of workers’ struggles and organizations at the end of the 19th century and their development until the emergence of Peronism in 1943.

This letter expresses nuances, differences and difficulties, some of them long-standing, in Nahuel Moreno’s relationship with the leadership of the SWP in the United States, on how to confront the deviations and capitulationist positions to Castroism of the Mandelist majority of the Unified Secretariat of the Fourth International.

Moreno in this paper makes an important criticism of an internal bulletin of the leadership of the PST of Argentina that made a wrong ‘profile’ of the party politically and organisationally. And it is a good example of the author’s clear and fraternal methods to discuss these problems at the […]

This long report by Nahuel Moreno on the meeting of the General Council of the FI-IC positively reflects the progress that was being made in the first months in the work of unifying the Trotskyist currents headed by Nahuel Moreno and the Frenchman Pierre Lambert, a fusion which lasted a […]

In November 1981, Nahuel Moreno made a report and answered questions about the ongoing crisis in the FI-IC following Lambert’s opportunistic turn towards the social-democratic Mitterrand government, through a long-distance telephone conversation.

In this report of March 1983, Moreno presents for the first time in full his elaborations since the surrender of the genocidal dictatorship in the Malvinas (Falklands) War and its fall in June 1982. He develops the definition of the revolutionary fall of the military regime, the meaning of the […]

1965-84 About Marxism For the first time, hitherto unpublished courses on three subjects are published: What is Marxism? and a study of Marx’s works Theses on Feuerbach and Estranged Labour, also, a more complete version, with unpublished parts, of a fourth topic, Historical Materialism. The work was based on transcripts of recordings and other texts from 1965 to […]