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Stopping breast cancer not a concern for capitalists
The article below was first published on Oct. 19, 2007. October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Each time October…
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Working-class spending more on household necessities
According to a recent report by the Congressional Joint Economic Committee, spending by U.S. families as a whole on basic…
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Capitalist-promoted pension gambling costs workers $2 trillion
As the capitalist economic crisis continues to deepen, the top Congressional budget analyst recently stated that U.S. pension plans have…
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PSL candidates celebrate Connecticut same-sex marriage victory and demand equality for all!
The Party for Socialism and Liberation, our presidential and vice presidential candidates Gloria La Riva and Eugene Puryear, and our…
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Trigger-happy cops kill with ‘non-lethal’ Tasers
On Sept. 24, New York City police officers tasered and killed Iman Morales, an emotionally-disturbed man from Brooklyn. Morales, 35,…
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Irish national liberation activists stand up to state repression
In recent months, there has been a wave of state repression sweeping over progressive forces in Ireland. In the past…
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What’s behind recent pipeline attacks in Nigeria?
After years seeking justice, victims of Royal Dutch Shell in Nigeria may be getting their day in a U.S. court…
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Liberation Volume 2, Issue 22
Volume 2, No. 22: A Government That Serves the Banks U.S. News Unite and fight against police brutality Justice for…
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Anti-war protest targets militaristic VP candidate Sarah Palin
On Oct. 4, members of the ANSWER Coalition and the Party for Socialism and Liberation participated in an anti-war rally…
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Thousands of Peruvians take to the streets against neoliberalism
Thousands of people flooded the streets in several Peruvian cities on Oct. 6 for an organized national day of protest.…
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The cutbacks are coming! Organize!
After an 85-day delay, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California finally signed off on the state budget. It contained $10.3 billion…
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Greek workers stage 24-hour strike
Millions of workers joined a 24-hour nationwide strike on Oct. 8 called by the Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) and…
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Release of 17 Guantanamo prisoners deals blow to Bush administration
In a stinging defeat for the Bush administration, a federal judge has ordered the release of 17 detainees from Guantanamo…
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Las provisiones del rescate apoya la expulsión de los dueños de casa
Tanto los demócratas como los republicanos, han estado haciendo toda clase de maniobras para convencer a la clase trabajadora que…
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Swazis take a stand against king’s political repression
The September parliamentary elections in Swaziland injected new energy into the political struggle against the country’s absolutist monarchy. The elections—the…
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Bosses slash 159,000 jobs in September
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 159,000 jobs were lost in September—the greatest loss in five years. It…
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Capitalist vultures feed on fallen corporations
The biggest financial crisis since the Great Depression may spell disaster for workers, but it spells opportunity for the strongest…
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Eugene Puryear’s Northeast Speaking Tour
New York Friday, October 17 New York City, New York Panel: "Socialists Confront the 2008 Elections and the Wall Street…
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Majority opposes harsh mandatory minimum sentencing laws
A recent poll shows that 60 percent of respondents oppose harsh mandatory minimum sentencing laws for non-violent crimes. Drug laws…
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California governor kills Harvey Milk bill in nod to right-wing bigots
California Gov Arnold Schwarzenegger has vetoed a bill that would have honored the late gay activist Harvey Milk. Bowing to…
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