coup leaders have set out to reverse thirteen years of progressive reforms carried out by the Workers Party without seeking approval at the ballot box. Trade unionists and the Labour Party members must support the Brazilian trade unions and working people against this onslaught.

As we have seen before in Chile and Nicaragua the right wing and neoliberals will stop at nothing to bring down progressive governments in Latin America, which the USA still regards as its backyard.

Tony Burke is assistant general secretary of Unite responsible for manufacturing. You can follow developments by following @nocoupinBrazil on Twitter and on Facebook.September 29, 1995.

       On October 20, Defendants filed a notice of removal of the case to the District Court for the
Northern District of Georgia; Defendants alleged that Georgia-resident Defendant Coleman had

been fraudulently joined to defeat diversity jurisdiction. On November 13, Defendant Coleman

submitted a motion for summary judgment, claiming that he did not cause Plaintiffs' harm. In

support of this motion, Coleman submitted his own affidavit and the affidavit of a Crown engineer.

These affidavits said that, although Crown formerly operated a service station on the land adjacent

to Plaintiffs' property and stored petroleum in underground storage tanks (USTs), those USTs were

removed from the ground before Coleman became the owner of the property. Coleman swore in his

affidavit that, during his ownership, he "never caused the release