Sentence examples for small marxist from inspiring English sources

A murderous guerrilla insurgency unleashed by the Maoist Shining Path and a small Marxist rival was met by indiscriminate repression by the armed forces.

The government said a deal it made for the support of a small Marxist party would not hamper its efforts to start talks with separatist Tamil rebels.

A small Marxist revolutionary party, the Workers Partyy of Marxist Unification (Partido Obrero de Unificación Marxista; POUM), which rejected the Popular Front in favour of a workers' government, set off a rebellion in Barcelona in May 1937.

After two months in which Parliament was suspended, her coalition managed to survive by making a deal with a small Marxist party, but it sacrificed some of its core policies at the new partner's insistence.

Responsibility for the assassination was claimed last night by both the Provisional IRA and the Irish National Liberation Army, the armed wing of the small Marxist group the Irish Republican Socialist Party.

The country's minority government has reached a deal with a small Marxist party to form an interim coalition that will keep it in power, the state radio said today.

A small Marxist-Leninist party seized power in a 1978 coup and then carried out radical land reform.

Vulliamy's account of what happened in the camps is completely unanswerable; and I'm sorry now that I supported the small post-Marxist magazine Living Marxism when it was sued by ITN for questioning its reporting of the camps.

JUST about the only conclusions that can be safely drawn from local elections across Italy on April 27th are that the separatist Northern League did badly; and that the Refounded Communists, a small but diehard Marxist party on which the government relies for votes in Italy's national parliament, still has enough support to make a lot of trouble and hamper welfare reform.

More recently, a smaller group of supposedly Marxist rebels has appeared in Guerrero, another southern state.

But hard-line Marxists are now a small minority within the party, and many party members have already gone into the private sector as employees of private companies or as private business owners themselves.