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Russian nationalizations pick up steam amid economic crisis
Nickel and potash mining are the latest key industries targeted by the nationalization efforts of the Russian government. Moscow has…
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Government shirks responsibility for severe weather preparation
Cold-related deaths continue to rise as winter approaches. In Cook County, Ill. alone, eight people have died this season for…
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Workers win labor dispute with power supply part manufacturer
Union members of the International Union of Electrical-Communications Workers of America, Local 313 won a labor dispute with power giant…
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Resistance to imperialist war and colonial occupation in Africa
The following is an edited version of a talk presented at the PSL National Conference on Socialism on Dec. 6…
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Homeless families seize foreclosed homes in Miami
Republic Windows and Doors workers in Chicago showed the way to fight back against plant closings and layoffs. Meanwhile, workers…
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An open letter to the Party for Socialism and Liberation
In solidarity to all my comrades: I want to thank the PSL for inviting me to the conference. It was…
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Ruling-class propaganda on Middle East conceals imperialist aims
Mazda Majidi is a member of the San Francisco branch of the Party for Socialism and Liberation. He presented the…
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A lesson from the auto bailout struggle: capitulation is not the only way
An important lesson can be learned from the Senate’s initial failure on Dec. 11 to pass the $14 billion legislation…
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Los Angeles protests demand an end to the siege of Gaza
Exactly one week after a boisterous gathering of approximately 150 people protesting the siege of Gaza in front of the…
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Militant protests in Greece spark solidarity actions in Europe
Protesters in Europe are extending their solidarity to the struggle unfolding in Greece, where demonstrators show no sign of losing…
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City University of New York students fight government cutbacks
Slowly but surely, the economic crisis is beginning to be felt far and wide across our class. Last week, news…
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Wheat farmers struggle, people go hungry amid plenty of grain
During the Great Depression of the 1930s, an ecological calamity known as the Dust Bowl ravaged the agricultural breadbasket of…
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The PSL’s intervention in the 2008 elections
Crystal Kim was the 2008 PSL candidate for the Council of the District of Columbia and ballot access coordinator for…
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Reform or revolution
Carlos Alvarez is a member of the PSL National Committee and the 2009 PSL candidate for mayor of Los Angeles.…
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The struggle against imperialism
Michael Prysner is an Iraq war veteran and was the PSL 2008 congressional candidate in Florida’s 22nd District. He presented…
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The challenges and rewards of union organizing
Chris Gonsalves is a member of the Boston branch of the Party for Socialism and Liberation and shop steward and…
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Morgan Stanley takeover of parking meters bad deal for Chicago
In a 40-5 ruling, the Chicago City Council approved a plan Dec. 4 that sold the city’s publicly owned parking…
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Republic workers reach victorious settlement!
After occupying their work place for six days, over 260 workers at Republic Windows and Doors have won a major…
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Hundreds of workers, students and activists attend PSL National Conference on Socialism
The Party for Socialism and Liberation’s first ever National Conference on Socialism brought more than 400 attendees to Los Angeles…
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ANSWER action in Florida extends solidarity to Republic workers
On Dec. 10, the ANSWER Coalition (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) initiated protests in Fort Lauderdale and…
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