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Behind the Urumqui riots in China
Since July 5, the Western corporate media has showcased the "Urumqui riots" and fashioned wealthy businesswoman Rebiyah Kadheer as the…
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Community on Chicago’s south side fights parking meter expansion
For over a month, the Centro Communitario Juan Diego on Chicago’s south side has staged militant neighborhood actions and a…
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Frances Villar for Mayor Campaign Newsletter (July 22)
Dear PSL friend, To date, the PSL's Frances Villar for Mayor Campaign has collected over 14,000 petitions to submit to…
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Obama denies any U.S. blame for imperialist aggression in Africa
President Obama’s recent trip to Ghana, his first trip to Africa as president, drew a considerable amount of attention. As…
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Stop Governor Schwarzenegger’s budget cuts!
The following is based on a presentation at a meeting of the Party for Socialism and Liberation in San Francisco,…
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Mayor puts Chicago workers on hook for 2016 Olympics
On June 17, at an International Olympic Committee meeting in Switzerland, Mayor Richard Daley committed the city of Chicago to…
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Vietnam war criminal Robert McNamara dies at 93
On the morning of July 6, Vietnam War criminal Robert McNamara died at the age of 93. McNamara was a…
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Breaking the siege of Gaza
Award-winning filmmaker and ANSWER Coalition representative Travis Wilkerson reports on the Viva Palestina delegation’s journey to challenge the Israeli blockade…
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Protests demanding social services erupt in Dominican Republic
Workers organized a general strike on July 14 in the northeast corner of the Dominican Republic to force the government…
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Immigrant farm-workers tortured by Greek landlords
A monstrous crime was committed on June 18 in the Greek town of Nea Manolada. Two immigrant farm workers from…
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South African World Cup construction workers win strike
On July 15, 70,000 construction workers in South Africa building the 2010 World Cup soccer stadiums won an important strike…
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Government policy shuts out port workers
According to a report by the National Employment Law Project, an advocacy group for workers, as many as 23,000 port…
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No justice for Muslim woman killed in German court room
On July 1, Marwa Sherbini was in a German courtroom charging harassment allegations and submitting evidence against a white 28-year-old…
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Stella D’Oro bosses threaten to steal workers’ victory
After winning a contract struggle with their bosses following a nearly year-long strike, the workers of Stella D’Oro bakery in…
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Remembering Michael Jackson
In Michael Jackson’s remarkable career, he sold over 750 million records worldwide and composed 13 number-one singles. When record producer…
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Study finds racist police brutality on the rise
The number of complaints against New York police officers in 2009 has increased by 11 percent over the same period…
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‘We won’t let anyone turn us around’
Reprinted from the ANSWER Coalition website. Iraq war veteran and ANSWER Coalition representative Michael Prysner reports on the Viva Palestina…
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Honduran coup: U.S. claim of neutrality false
On Sunday, June 28, in the early morning hours of a day when the people of Honduras were preparing to…
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A victory against police repression
In June 2008, the Washington, D.C. police established martial law-style checkpoints in the neighborhood of Trinidad, preventing entry to people…
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The human toll of U.S.-Israeli crimes
Reprinted from the ANSWER Coalition website. Iraq war veteran and ANSWER Coalition representative Michael Prysner reports on the Viva Palestina…
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