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The Cuban Five, Luis Posada and the U.S. anti-Cuba campaign
A series of legal rulings have increased the urgent need to build support for Cuba’s struggle against U.S. terror. Anti-Cuba…
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Tens of thousands greet Chávez, protest Bush
Faced with a deepening Iraq war crisis, rising domestic discontent and plummeting approval ratings, George W. Bush traveled to Argentina…
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Immigrant anti-racist rebellion rocks French ruling class
The massive rebellion by Arab and African youth in late October and November represents a historic awakening. For the first…
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Attacks on evolution and the right wing’s social agenda
A recent court case in Pennsylvania brought the right wing’s attacks on science into the public spotlight. The case is…
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Growing spirit of resistance and the need for change
In the month of October, many events took place that brought national attention to the unfinished struggle of African-American people.…
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Challenging the racist death penalty
The death penalty is used constantly and excessively by advocates of “law and order” who cite capital punishment as a…
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Bush administration
There is a growing disillusionment—even anger—among sectors of the U.S. capitalist class with George W. Bush and his top aides…
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Trabajadores de la industria automotriz enfrentan corporaciones
“Estamos cansados. Estamos cansados de tener un martillo sobre nuestra cabeza”, dijo Jim Hagopian, un empleado de la Corporación Delphi,…
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Autoworkers face showdown with corporate giants
“We’re tired. We’re tired of having a hammer over our head,” stated Jim Hagopian, an employee of Delphi Corporation, the…
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Capitalists profit as polar ice melts
“It’s the positive side of global warming,” said Ron Lemieux, government minister in Manitoba, Canada, referring to the Arctic polar…
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Behind the crisis in the Bush administration
There is a growing disillusionment—even anger—among sectors of the U.S. capitalist class with George W. Bush and his top aides…
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Syrian sovereignty, U.S. hegemony and Arab liberation
“Iran, Syria and North Korea should heed the lesson of Iraq,” John Bolton told the world on April 10, 2003.…
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Gentrification: bankers and landlords push ‘ethnic cleansing’
With hundreds of thousands of people from New Orleans still dispersed throughout the United States, a struggle is brewing. Will…
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Socialism and Liberation Vol. 2, No. 11
NATURAL DISASTERS, RACISM AND THE ENVIRONMENT Hurricanes highlight crimes of capitalism (Caneisha Mills and Richard Becker) Racist police attack in…
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Los Macheteros y la lucha independentista de Puerto Rico
Filiberto Ojeda Ríos, comandante principal del Ejército Popular Boricua-Macheteros, fue asesinado en su casa por cientos de agentes del FBI…
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La crisis económica venidera de Estados Unidos
El aumento de los precios. El creciente desempleo. Para millones de trabajadores de Estados Unidos, son tiempos difíciles—y se están…
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On the barricades
French workers strike against privatization Hundreds of thousands of French workers went on strike on Oct. 4, a day that…
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Moro liberation and anti-colonial resistance in the Philippines
In the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001, U.S. officials have launched a virtual “endless war” on the world. Along with…
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Pentagon intensifies threats against Venezuela
On Sept. 15, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez spoke to the United Nations General Assembly. He denounced U.S. policies toward Venezuela,…
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The Macheteros and the Puerto Rican independence struggle
Filiberto Ojeda Ríos, the main commander of the Boricua People’s Army (EPB-Macheteros), was murdered in his home. Hundreds of FBI…
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