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Cuba and Iran sign scientific cooperation agreement
Representatives of Cuba and Iran signed their first bilateral scientific and technological cooperation agreement on Feb. 15. The purpose of…
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GM aims to make workers pay for its financial woes
The General Motors Corporation reported a $38.7 billion operating loss for fiscal year 2007. Is the world’s second largest automaker…
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Egyptian soccer player shows solidarity with Gaza
During an African Cup match in Ghana, Egypt’s Mohammed Abu Treika scored the winning goal in a 3-0 game against…
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100-day writers’ strike ends
On Feb.12, the Writers Guild of America voted by a 92.5 percent margin to end its strike against the greedy…
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What recruiters will not tell you
Employment opportunities are a pillar of military recruitment. Recruiters focus much of their efforts on low-income schools and communities, promising…
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Thousands protest Arroyo regime in Manila
On Feb. 15, 15,000 people poured into the streets of Manila, Philippines, to demand the resignation of President Gloria Macapagal…
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Venezuela’s war against big oil
Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez announced on Feb. 12 that crude oil shipments to ExxonMobil are canceled, in a growing confrontation…
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Why we are marching on the RNC
This speech was first presented on Feb. 9 at the organizing conference for a national anti-war march on the Republican…
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Message from Fidel Castro
The letter below was originally printed in Spanish in Cuba's Granma newspaper on Feb. 19. and posted online in English…
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Gloria La Riva answers the Democratic and Republican candidates on Fidel Castro’s stepping down
Today's statements by Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and John McCain on Fidel Castro's stepping down are more of the same.…
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PSL to launch election campaign in Chicago
On Feb. 16 at 6 p.m., the Party for Socialism and Liberation will host a meeting to kickoff its election…
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Corporate negligence kills 18-year-old worker
Eighteen-year-old Fernando Jimenez Gonzalez drowned in a vat of sulfuric acid and water on Sept. 22, 2007, at his workplace…
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Congress set to extend government spying powers
The U.S. Senate voted 68 to 29 to grant an extension to measures that enlarged the government’s spying powers. The…
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Baltimore youth ‘die-in’ for education funding
Two dozen high school and college students from Baltimore and Washington and one high school teacher from Baltimore were arrested…
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News series exposes super-exploitation of immigrants
A six-day series published in February by The Charlotte Observer reveals the plight of wo rkers at House of Raeford…
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The racist internment of Japanese Americans
Feb. 19 is the anniversary of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s signing of Executive Order 9066. The order led to the…
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Israeli war crimes mount against Palestinians in Gaza
Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak told the Knesset on Feb. 11 that the Israeli military was preparing a large-scale operation…
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Pro-war forces meet strong resistance in Berkeley, Calif.
The Berkeley City Council’s passed a resolution on Jan. 29 calling U.S. Marine recruiters in downtown Berkeley "uninvited and unwanted…
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Los millones que no pudieron votar en el “Súper Martes”
Debido a las elecciones primarias en el “Súper Martes” del 5 de febrero, es importante recordar que hay millones de…
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Liberation, Volume 2, Issue 5
Volume 2, No. 5: 30 Million Denied the Right to Vote On the cover: The millions who could not vote…
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