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\ 1 is that from the begining it developed around the expropriation of a ; the wealth of the major bourgeots, nnperialist. and Jatifundist in-- | . tcrests, without excluding the richest and most powerful commercial | a elements engaged in the import-export business. ° And by expropriating the wealth of the principal enemies of the | “ ‘ people, the Brazilian revolution was able to hit them at ther vital 1 | ! Ly center, with preferential and systematic attacks on the banking network — that is to Say. the most telling blows were jeveled against } capilalism’s nerve system. ' ; ? The bank robberies carsied out by the Brazihan urban_ guerrillas . r ei hurt such big capitalists as Moreira Salles and others, the foreign ei firms which insure and reinsure the banking capital, the imperialist, 5 companies, the federal and state governments — all of them system.” atically expropriated as of now. The fruit of these expropriations has been devoted to the work of learning and perfecting urban guersihy techniques, the purchase, the | . production, and the transportation dffarms and ammunition for the | Tura; areas. the secucity apparatus of the revolutionaries, the daily maintenance of the fighters. of those who have been hiberated from prison by armed force and those who are wounded or persecuted by ° the police, or to any kind of problem concerning comrades liberated ; . from jail, ar assassinated by the police and the military dictatorshig. The tremendous costs of the revolutionary war must fall on the big capitalists. on imperialism, and the latifundists and on the govern, ment too. both federal and state, since they are all exploiters and oppressors of the peaple. Men of the government. agents of the dictatorship and of North American imperialism principally, must pay with their lives for the crimes committed against the Brazilign people, In Brazil, the number of violent actions carried out by urban guerrillas, including deaths, explosions. seizures of arms, ammunition. and explosives, assaults on banks and prisons, etc., is significant enough to leave no room for doubt as to the actual aims of the revolutionaries. The execution of the CIA spy Charles Chandler, a ri member of the US Army who came from the war in Viet-Nam to * infiltrate the Brazilian student ban gue military henchmen killed mee ve wpe ene abet oP wee et Pah Oe fT Be ee materi = in bloody encounters with urban guerN@as. all are witness to the fact that we are in full revolutionary war and that the war can be waged only by violent means. This is the reason why the urban guetsilla uses armed struggle and why he continues to concentrate his activity on the physical extermination of the agents of repression, and to dedicate twenty- four hours a day to expropniation from the people's exp loicers. Technical Preparation of the Urban Guerrilla , No one can become an urban guerrilla without paying special at- tention to technical preparation. The technical preparation of the urban guerrilla runs from the concern for his physical preparedness, to knowledge of and appren- n pee OH OE ee a ee ne tM