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Vol.64/No.21 May 29, 2000
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Coal miners rally to defend health benefits
UMWA mobilizes 8,000 miners, retirees in Washington
Militant/Stu Singer
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Miners demanded government continue to guarantee lifetime health care for retirees |
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Front page articles
Puerto Ricans demand: U.S. Navy out!
Farmers in Cuba discuss production, political challenges
New wave of labor and farm protests in Ecuador
Militant/Hilda Cuzco
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Part of 50,000-strong May Day march in Quito, capital city of Ecuador
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Features
Sales at miners' actions boost 'Militant' campaign
Protests: 'Send boy home to Cuba, end U.S. embargo'
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From Pathfinder
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Capitalism's World Disorder
Working-Class Politics at the Millennium
Jack Barnes
The social devastation, financial panics, political turmoil, police brutality, and military assaults accelerating all around us are the inevitable forces unleashed by capitalism. But the future capitalism has in store for us can be changed by the timely solidarity, courageous action, and united struggle of workers and farmers conscious of their power to transform the world. Also available in Spanish and French. Regular price: $23.95
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Changing Face of U.S. Politics
Working-Class Politics and the trade unions
Jack Barnes
A handbook for the new generation coming into the factories, mines, and mills as they react to the uncertain life, ceaseless turmoil, and brutality of capitalism today. It shows how millions of working people, as political resistance grows, will revolutionize themselves, their unions and other organizations, and all of society. Also available in Spanish and French.
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