Category: Works

In 1980, great opportunities opened up to get the Peruvian party to achieve mass influence. At the same time there were great challenges of internal organisation. Nahuel Moreno gives details of the internal organisation of the Bolshevik party, without which there is no possibility of becoming a party of masses […]

Report by Nahuel Moreno to the General Council of the Fourth International (International Committee) at the end of May 1981, and published in Panorama Internacional, Year V, No 17, August 1981.

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 […]

Four papers by Nahuel Moreno from 1981/1982 about the development of the political revolution in Poland began in the 1970s that gave birth to solidarity and which was crushed by the military coup of Jaruzelski in December 1981, its links to the workers’ revolution in Europe and the slogans and […]

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 1981, after the electoral victory in France of the popular front lead by Francois Mitterrand and the support to it by the OCI(u) led by Pierre Lambert, the Fourth International (International Committee) was in a process of splitting. This article deals with the policies for the popular front left […]

This letter from Moreno to the Central Committee of the spanish POSI insist in develope a wide debate on OCI´s policy in France, against capitulation to Miterrand.

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.

With ongoing revolutions in Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala, Nahuel Moreno elaborates several general considerations which allow framing the broad features of the Central American revolution, and from there to develop the transitional program.

January 1982, founding conference of the LIT-CI. One of the thematic axes was to reject support for the French Social Democratic government that promoted Lambertism. We reproduce Moreno’s intervention on bourgeois front-populist governments.