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Fidel Castro a los 80 años
Fidel Castro presidente cubano y revolucionario de toda la vida celebra su 80 aniversario el 13 de agosto. Haber llegado…
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Mexican teachers battle state repression
Just one month after bloody clashes between residents of San Salvador Atenco and Mexican police, the Mexican government faced off…
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U.N. committee rejects Puerto Rico’s colonial status
Every year, member nations of the United Nations Decolonization Committee assemble for a hearing calling for Puerto Rico’s independence. At…
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What is the objective of the new U.S.-Israeli assault?
The intensifying U.S.-backed Israeli assault on the Palestinian people in Gaza and the West Bank is aimed at dismantling the…
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U.S. war criminals stage show trial for Saddam Hussein
“The ultimate abandonment of your client is to get assassinated.” Those were the words of Khamis al-Obeidi, a member of…
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Phony ‘terror plots’ mask U.S. war crimes
We have all seen the headlines. “Terror plot uncovered!” “Qaeda bomber behind plot to hit train tunnel.” After the Sept.…
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U.S. base expansion in Korea sparks protests
The Pentagon’s plans for reorganizing the U.S. military presence in Korea are meeting with popular resistance. A focus of the…
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Activists gear up to free the Cuban Five
On May 30, Ileana Nuñez presented a report on terrorism to the United Nations Security Council. Over the last 45…
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Fidel Castro at 80
Cuban president and lifelong revolutionary Fidel Castro celebrates his 80th birthday on Aug. 13. With more than 600 documented attempts…
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New York meeting backs Mumia
Over 300 people turned out for a June 23 forum in support of death row political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal. The…
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Protest hits cop shooting in San Francisco
Police fatally shot 25-year-old Asa Sullivan on June 6 inside an apartment. He was the San Francisco police department’s 17th…
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Advancing the struggle for revolutionary change
This August, Socialism and Liberation magazine concludes its second year of publication. The magazine’s growth and development mirror the growth…
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Imperialists look to Africa for new plunder
An article in the June 2006 issue of Monthly Review sheds light on the increasing attention U.S. policymakers are paying…
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New Orleans residents still plagued by racism, neglect
One year ago, in late August 2005, the forces of nature, capitalism and racism combined to create a perfect storm…
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New York court gives ‘green light to racial profiling’
When civil rights activists charge cops or courts with racial profiling, the answer is always the same: racial profiling is…
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Autoworkers need a fighting program
The 34th Constitutional Convention of the United Auto Workers opened on June 12 as the union faced what is shaping…
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Hunger spreading across the United States
The statistics are shocking. In 2004, 13.5 million U.S. households were “food insecure,” according to the Food Research and Action…
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North Korea defends against U.S. nuclear blackmail
On Aug. 6, 1945, in the final days of World War II, the U.S. military dropped an atomic bomb on…
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Social movements decisive in Ecuador’s political landscape
On Oct. 15, over nine million Ecuadorans, including Ecuadorans living abroad, will vote for the eighth president in the last…
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Immigrant rights activist Gabriela Pacheco and family rounded up by government
In the early morning hours of July 26, Gabriela Pacheco, a student activist and advocate for immigrant rights, was taken…
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