Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
Fight for a ‘new Europe’ and a ‘new America’ Spanish imperialism steps up ‘antiterror’ offensive aimed at rights of workers and oppressed peoples in Spain   Madrid steps up assault on rights of Basques and North Africans   Women’s rights backers build April 25 march on Washington   U.S., French, Canadian forces widen occupation of Haiti   Tens of thousands protest Iraq occupation   Palestinians pour into streets in response to Israeli regime’s killing of Hamas leader A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 68/No. 13April 5, 2004   News articles Fight for a ‘new Europe’ and a ‘new America’ Spanish imperialism steps up ‘antiterror’ offensive aimed at rights of workers and oppressed peoples in Spain Madrid steps up assault on rights of Basques and North Africans Women’s rights backers build April 25 march on Washington U.S., French, Canadian forces widen occupation of Haiti Tens of thousands protest Iraq occupation Palestinians pour into streets in response to Israeli regime’s killing of Hamas leader Resisting Israeli regime’s military boot Palestinians speak to int’l youth delegation about Tel Aviv’s assaults, massive wall London steps up deportations, takes steps to reinforce second-class status of immigrants Colombia: no letup in army’s threatening moves near Venezuela ‘Militant’ and ‘PM’ subscription drive starts off with a bang Targets of racist cop frame-up in Texas win suit Mother of soldier killed in Iraq speaks at Atlanta protest against U.S. occupation (photo box) Cuba 1958: a revolutionary call to youth ‘Through our independence, we fight for that of Latin America,’ said Raúl Castro Working people in prison seek out Pathfinder books Constant struggle to get ‘quality books’ into prisons of apartheid South Africa Pittsburgh janitors protest firings after union-organizing victory National oppression and Spanish Civil War New Jersey protesters condemn dismissal of charges against cops in Villanueva killing 1957 Miami Pact was bourgeois, not reformist How Sacco and Vanzetti fought frame-up 25 and 50 years ago Letters         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home