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Opposing class forces face off in post-monarchy Nepal
This article first appeared in the October 2006 issue of Socialism and Liberation magazine. In April 2006, the Nepalese people…
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Remembering the Black Panthers
This article first appeared in the October 2006 issue of Socialism and Liberation magazine. Forty years ago, in October 1966,…
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Protest says ‘no’ to racist gentrification
On Oct. 16, hundreds gathered for a rally to protest the systematic displacement of people of color through police brutality…
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Oct. 28 anti-war rally scheduled for New Paltz
“Key Issues in This Election are Unmentioned and Ignored” is the topic of an anti-war rally in New Paltz, N.Y.,…
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Gloria La Riva denounces U.S. aims for Cuba
"The Bush administration is planning for ‘regime-change’ in Cuba after the death of President Fidel Castro, but the Cuban people…
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Puget Sound pollution endangers orca whales, salmon
According to researchers, three of the 90 orca whales—also called killer whales—that live in the Puget Sound are missing and…
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Miami FBI destroyed Posada’s file in 2003
This article first appeared in Cuba's newspaper Granma on Oct. 17. All the original documents in Luis Posada Carriles’ file…
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North Carolina meat packing workers fight for a union
This article first appeared in the October 2006 issue of Socialism and Liberation magainze. The largest pork processing plant in…
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Africa: The defense of veracity and plurality in information
This piece was first presented by its author at the International Conference of Intellectuals and Artists in Defense of Humanity…
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On current Palestinian developments and their impact on the Palestinian American community
The Free Palestine Alliance (FPA) regards the increasingly dangerous situation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip as detrimental to…
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New Jersey prison conditions ‘reminiscent of Abu Ghraib’
On Aug. 4, New Jersey State Prison went on lockdown for the third time in 17 months. The lockdown followed…
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Korea crisis: From 1994 until today
In 1994, war between the United States and North Korea was narrowly averted by a high-level diplomatic effort undertaken by…
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Flyer: ‘San Francisco communities fight racism, gentrification’
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Miami Dade Teachers fight for raise, new contract
On Oct. 11, the teacher’s union in Miami called for street rallies and protests to draw attention to its cause…
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Militant protest greets Bush in Chicago
President George Bush was greeted by 250 militant protestors on Oct. 12 in Chicago. Bush was speaking at a $500…
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U.S. government hides nuclear accidents at Santa Susana
While the U.S. government threatens sanctions and outright war against any non-imperialist country that obtains or states its intention to…
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FARC-EP gives conditions for negotiations in Colombia
On Oct.2, 2006, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia-People’s Army (FARC-EP), the largest guerrilla army in the Western Hemisphere, sent…
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Imperialist sanctions devastate Zimbabwe
This year, the United Nations has imposed sanctions on Sudan and, most recently, on North Korea. The sanctions efforts were…
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U.S. ‘war budget’: A real congressional scandal
Several recent polls show that people in the United States are overwhelmingly dissatisfied with Congress and the government in general.…
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