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Nouvelle Internationale no 2 La révolution à venir en Afrique du Sud

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Les élections au suffrage universel et la victoire éclatante du Congrès national africain en 1994 ont été des pas historiques de la révolution démocratique en Afrique du Sud. Cet article explore le caractère social et les racines de l’apartheid dans le capitalisme sud-africain et les tâches des travailleurs des villes et des campagnes pour démanteler l’héritage d’inégalité raciste et de classe. C’est parmi les cadres les plus engagés de cette lutte dirigée par l’ANC, écrit Jack Barnes, que la classe ouvrière peut commencer à forger une direction communiste. Ce numéro La révolution à venir en Afrique du Sud—Jack Barnes La terre, la classe ouvrière et la lutte pour le pouvoir au Canada—Michel Dugré La réforme agraire et les coopératives agricoles à Cuba—Fidel Castro

307 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1985

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October 27, 2025
This was first published in January 1985, when South Africa was still under apartheid rule. It explores the social character and roots of apartheid in South African capitalism and the tasks of toilers in city and countryside in dismantling the legacy of class and racist inequality and forging a communist leadership of the working class. The latter didn't happen, but apartheid was smashed, and that constituted a democratic revolution. Explores the social character and roots of apartheid in South African capitalism and the tasks of toilers in city and countryside in dismantling the legacy of class and racist inequality and forging a communist leadership of the working class.

Also includes:
The future belongs to the majority by Oliver Tambo
Why Cuban volunteers are in Angola, two speeches by Fidel Castro

I also suggest The Struggle is My Life and Nelson Mandela Speaks: Forging a Democratic, Nonracial South Africa.
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