A história da CMI: Nadando contra a corrente
Data: Segunda-Feira, 27 de julho
Hora: 13:30 – 17:00 (GMT -03:00)
The International Marxist Tendency traces its roots all the way through the First, Second, Third and Fourth Internationals. In the postwar period, there was a general retreat by the forces of genuine Marxism, and the left was dominated by the distortions of Stalinism and reformism. While other groups were preparing for a Third World War or denying the existence of the working class, our tendency put up a firm defence of the theories and traditions of Marxism; which at every turn, were proved to be correct. By building on the firm basis of theory, our organisation is today emerging as the strongest revolutionary force amongst workers and youth worldwide. Our speaker, Fred Weston, is a leading activist of the International Marxist Tendency.
Recommended reading:
- History of British Trotskyism
- Buy at Wellred: History of British Trotskyism
- Programme of the International
- Documents of the Opposition in the “Militant” in 1991-92
- The CWI split of 1991-1992: setting the record straight
- The theoretical origins of the degeneration of the Fourth – Interview with Ted Grant
- How the Militant was Built – and How it was Destroyed