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-6- The President of PRELIMO, Dr. Eduardo Mondlane, made a brief analysis of the tasks of the Mozambican women in the revolution, in the semi-liberated areas as well as in the zones under Portuguese Administration. "The tasks whion need immediate actions in the regions where the liberation war is going on ares a) the integration of the women of Mozambique into the actual a3?med struggle; b) integration into the popular militias? integration into the groups which transport the war materials from area to another and of foodstuffs and clothing for the freedom fighters; c) the relayings of the women in the communications system of the country in order to serve as messengers and contact people between the guerrillas and the enemy forces. In the task of production' The Mozambican vvdm&n is well known for her contribgrbion in economic production in agriculture:; in light industries, such as the manufacture of clothing, etc. In administrative life, the Mozambican woman nust be better integrated, not only as nursing aid, or school teacher, out; also in all the important tasks of planning and carrying out national development projects. Therefore, we urge that the - Mozambican women must be used in all administrative responsabili- ti'es which .are now established in the semi-liberated areas."'..*. "'In the zones v/hich have not yet oeen liberated, the Mozambican woman must be encouraged to takemore risks on. behalf of the struggle She must be given the proper preparation for "work in clandestine conditions, so as to sharpen her natural talents .'in political action oho must participate in the direction of political work in the various ceils now functioning there. She must help in the collection of funds and other material contributions for the support of the struggle. She must provide shelter to clandestine political workers who move about in the various regions of the country." A number of resolutions were passed in this Congress which reflected the truly revolutionary character of LIFEMO. In the resolution on the struggle against colonialism, heo- -colonialism and imperialism, imperialism was cited as the number one enemy of mankind and the main obstaolo to the achievement and maintenance of freedom, equality, peace and prosperity in the world The main imperialist force, in the world is the United States, and in Vietnam it Is using the countrv as laboratory in v/hich to carry out'tests and experiments with new war devices and chemicalg, and using the native population as human guinea pigs. In Latin America, the Unites States has carried out aggressive actions against Cuba, and the Dominican Republic, and has repeatedly violated the national independence of a number of .the countries there. The Unite-", States has openly violated the charter of the United Nations, which professes to abide by. To hinder the liberation struggle and delay the inevitable victory of the peoples' forces, the imperialists have planned and brought about assasinations of national heroes, such as Patrice Lumumba,-and the overthrow of progressive leaders like Nkrumah. • . • / (
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Full text | -6- The President of PRELIMO, Dr. Eduardo Mondlane, made a brief analysis of the tasks of the Mozambican women in the revolution, in the semi-liberated areas as well as in the zones under Portuguese Administration. "The tasks whion need immediate actions in the regions where the liberation war is going on ares a) the integration of the women of Mozambique into the actual a3?med struggle; b) integration into the popular militias? integration into the groups which transport the war materials from area to another and of foodstuffs and clothing for the freedom fighters; c) the relayings of the women in the communications system of the country in order to serve as messengers and contact people between the guerrillas and the enemy forces. In the task of production' The Mozambican vvdm&n is well known for her contribgrbion in economic production in agriculture:; in light industries, such as the manufacture of clothing, etc. In administrative life, the Mozambican woman nust be better integrated, not only as nursing aid, or school teacher, out; also in all the important tasks of planning and carrying out national development projects. Therefore, we urge that the - Mozambican women must be used in all administrative responsabili- ti'es which .are now established in the semi-liberated areas."'..*. "'In the zones v/hich have not yet oeen liberated, the Mozambican woman must be encouraged to takemore risks on. behalf of the struggle She must be given the proper preparation for "work in clandestine conditions, so as to sharpen her natural talents .'in political action oho must participate in the direction of political work in the various ceils now functioning there. She must help in the collection of funds and other material contributions for the support of the struggle. She must provide shelter to clandestine political workers who move about in the various regions of the country." A number of resolutions were passed in this Congress which reflected the truly revolutionary character of LIFEMO. In the resolution on the struggle against colonialism, heo- -colonialism and imperialism, imperialism was cited as the number one enemy of mankind and the main obstaolo to the achievement and maintenance of freedom, equality, peace and prosperity in the world The main imperialist force, in the world is the United States, and in Vietnam it Is using the countrv as laboratory in v/hich to carry out'tests and experiments with new war devices and chemicalg, and using the native population as human guinea pigs. In Latin America, the Unites States has carried out aggressive actions against Cuba, and the Dominican Republic, and has repeatedly violated the national independence of a number of .the countries there. The Unite-", States has openly violated the charter of the United Nations, which professes to abide by. To hinder the liberation struggle and delay the inevitable victory of the peoples' forces, the imperialists have planned and brought about assasinations of national heroes, such as Patrice Lumumba,-and the overthrow of progressive leaders like Nkrumah. • . • / ( |
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