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A soldier’s story
The following statement was delivered at the Winter Soldier event, organized by Iraq Veterans Against the War and held in…
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Bolivia, Peru defend use of coca leaf
Last week, the U.N.’s International Narcotics Control Board strongly recommended that Peru and Bolivia ban coca chewing and the use…
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The NYPD’s racist subway searches
The spectre of institutional racism continues to haunt the New York Police Department both above and below the streets of…
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Judge blasts officials for immigrant’s death
Federal Judge Pregerson ruled on March 13 that family of Francisco Castaneda could sue the federal government for denying him…
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Court rules against Los Angeles grocery workers
Los Angeles grocery workers are under attack by store owners, who claim that the rights the workers fought for are…
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Workers in Greece strike over pension reform bill
Greek workers staged a nationwide job walkout on March 12, grounding flights, crippling public transit and leaving garbage piled up…
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Attacks in Iraq have remained constant despite troop surge
David Walker, the top official at the Government Accountability Office, reported newly declassified statistics about the frequency of attacks against…
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Pakistan’s leading parties form anti-Musharraf front
On March 9, Pakistan’s two leading political parties announced that they had reached agreement on the formation of a new…
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Fed boosts effort to save big banks, lenders
What is the cause of the growing turmoil in the housing and financial sectors of the economy, and what is…
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Black student arrested after racist attack
On Mar.12, hundreds of University of Massachusetts students and workers rallied in support of Jason Vassell, an African American student…
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Liberation, Volume 2, Issue 7
Volume 2, No. 7: One in three Iraqis dead, wounded, or displaced On the cover: Iraq: behind the headlines U.S.…
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Half New Orleans poor permanently displaced
Government reports confirm that half of the working poor, elderly and disabled who lived in New Orleans before Katrina have…
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Immigrant shipyard workers stage walkout
More than a hundred immigrant workers at Signal International, a small shipyard in Pascagoula, Miss., staged a heroic walkout on…
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Stop-Loss Congress action kicks off anti-war events
Over 45 people were arrested on Capitol Hill on March 12 for protesting the war in Iraq. A number of…
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