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Welsh communists call for new body to plan economy

COMMUNISTS in Wales have called for the establishment of a national economic development authority to create a sustainable economy in the interests of workers.

At the Communist Party’s Welsh congress on Saturday, delegates welcomed the growing wage militancy and praised workers’ struggle.

Welsh secretary David Morgan introduced the main domestic resolution, saying: “Wales faces a severe economic crisis once again.

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