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Angola 3’s Albert Woodfox loses bail, wins expedited process
On the evening of Dec. 12, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled to deny bail for Albert Woodfox. Woodfox…
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Liberation Volume 3, Issue 1
Volume 3, No. 1: If We Fight, We Can Win! From the cover Republic workers victorious in strike! San Francisco…
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Venezuela is first stop for Cuban President Raul Castro
On Dec. 13, Raul Castro arrived in Venezuela, the first stop during his first trip abroad as President of Cuba.…
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Hungarian transportation workers strike for better pay, work conditions
State railway workers in Hungary began a strike on Dec. 14 causing large-scale disruptions to rail transport throughout the country.…
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Smithfield workers victorious following 16-year epic union drive
Following a courageous 16-year struggle against the corporate bosses, 4,000 Smithfield workers have voted to join the United Food and…
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Bailed-out corporations laying off workers in droves
After pocketing a sweet $25 billion bailout, Bank of America has announced plans to lay off about 35,000 workers within…
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Blagojevich punished for double-crossing corporate powerhouses
In the early hours of Dec. 9, the U.S. Attorney’s office and agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested…
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Armed with a shoe, Iraqi journalist inspires resistance
During George W. Bush’s final visit to the country that has endured indescribable death and destruction under his administration, the…
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Why I joined the PSL
The following is an edited version of a talk presented by Marcella Daneshinia, a member of the Los Angeles branch…
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West seeks to hamstring developing economies
Recently published data shows that developing economies will have to implement a 60 percent per capita emissions reduction for the…
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‘A party of action and discipline’
The following is an edited version of a talk presented by Marcella Daneshinia, a member of the Los Angeles branch…
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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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