On May 30 the Mexican edition of Reason in Revolt was
launched in a large lecture theatre in the Polytechnic, with about 150
students, workers, trade unionists and peasant activists listening and taking
part in the debate. The mood was very enthusiastic and once again shows the
powerful impact the Marxist Tendency is having in Mexico.
On Tuesday, May 29,
over 150 people, mainly workers and trade unionists filled a hall in the
Workers' University of Mexico to hear Alan Woods speaking on Venezuela and
the Latin American revolution. The ideas he outlined connected immediately with
the mood of Mexican workers and youth after the tumultuous events of last year
when millions mobilise against electoral fraud.
Alan Woods spoke at a
second meeting in Puebla,
presenting Reason in Revolt. The meeting was a great success, and shows
the growing thirst for revolutionary ideas in Mexico.
