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U.S. Court of Appeals denies Mumia new trial
Dear Friends: This legal update is made on behalf of my client, Mumia Abu-Jamal, who remains on Pennsylvania’s death row.…
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ILWU to close West Coast ports on May 1
While millions of people worldwide have marched against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and last week’s New York Times/CBS…
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Environmental regulation waived for border wall project
With blatant disregard for fragile ecosystems, the Bush administration is trampling environmental protection laws to complete the racist anti-immigrant border…
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Movement to cap food prices brings down Haiti’s prime minister
Pressured by mass protests and riots against rising food prices, Haitian lawmakers dismissed Prime Minister Jacques Edouard Alexis in hopes…
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PSL defends China at Dalai Lama event in Seattle
On the heels of the Olympic torch run in San Francisco, the Dalai Lama arrived in Seattle for a series…
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Elections a wild card for Zimbabwe’s future
With election intrigue, economic crisis, and rumors of violence and smoky backroom deals, the March 29 elections in Zimbabwe have…
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PSL’s Amanda Todd wins 11 percent in Sioux Falls city council vote
Party for Socialism and Liberation member Amanda Todd received 11.1 percent of the vote in the April 8th Sioux Falls,…
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Ejército Mahdi lucha contra la ocupación en Basora, Bagdad
Desde el 24 de marzo, Irak ha sido la escena de intensa lucha entre las fuerzas militares estadounidenses, el gobierno…
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Liberation, Volume 2, Issue 9
Volume 2, No. 9: The Fight for Food On the cover: The fight for food: skyrocketing food prices spark global…
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Army lowers standards to meet quotas
Due to increasing unpopularity of the criminal wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the U.S. Army has again been forced to…
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PSL delegation visits Tent City
A PSL delegation recently visited Tent City, a homeless community in Ontario, Calif. The delegation included Stephen Hinze, the author…
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40,000 Katrina families still in temporary housing
With the 2008 hurricane season rapidly approaching, almost 40,000 families are still living in temporary FEMA housing nearly three years…
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Gentrification levels mobile home parks
Mobile home residents across the country are facing eviction from mobile park grounds. Big business redevelopers are buying mobile parks…
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Senate rescues lenders, developers while homeowners sink
The U.S. Senate’s recent "Foreclosure Prevention Act" will benefit developers and lenders while leaving homeowners at risk of foreclosure out…
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San Francisco torch run targeted by anti-China forces
After attacks on the Olympic Torch in London and Paris, Tibetan separatist groups from all over the world came to…
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Penobscot Indian Nation stands with Venezuela
An April 4 Indian Country article reports that members of the Penobscot Indian Nation in Indian Island, Maine, are opposing…
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Venezuela to nationalize steel, cement industries
Venezuela's vice president Ramón Carrizalez announced on April 9 that President Hugo Chávez will nationalize the Argentine-controlled steelmaker Ternium Sidor…
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Statement opposing anti-China campaign
We are opposed to the campaign of disinformation and demonization that is targeting the People’s Republic of China (PRC.) The…
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Belarus to help Venezuela build air defense system
Belarus announced on March 25 that it will assist Venezuela in the creation of an updated anti-aircraft defense system. The…
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KBR covers up rape cases
An article appearing in The Nation , recently reported the story of a 42-year-old paramedic employed by defense contractor KBR—formerly…
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