Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
Strikes, street actions topple Yugoslav regime Workers lead mobilizations that open up political space   Palestinian deaths mount in Israeli crackdown   Los Angeles bus strikers gain new support   Sales of new pamphlet are at center of sub drive   Eyewitness in Belgrade: workers lead revolt   U.S. bill on food, medicine does not ease Cuba embargo   Growers and unions in California debate 'guest worker' bill   Overall sales chart A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 64/No. 40October 23, 2000   News articles Strikes, street actions topple Yugoslav regime Workers lead mobilizations that open up political space Palestinian deaths mount in Israeli crackdown Los Angeles bus strikers gain new support Sales of new pamphlet are at center of sub drive Platinum miners strike in South Africa Locked-out Fletcher's workers win support Eyewitness in Belgrade: workers lead revolt U.S. bill on food, medicine does not ease Cuba embargo Growers and unions in California debate 'guest worker' bill Demonstrators condemn repression by Tel Aviv Immigrants protest for rights in NY UK gov't crisis marks Labour conference Irish fighters beat London extradition attempt Baggage workers at Denver airport strike Collections for 'Militant' Fund pick up steam Mary Rees: a longtime supporter of the communist movement In UK, U.S. socialist discusses alliance of workers and farmers Trowe joins Palestinian protest in Detroit Harris meets students, bus drivers in Iceland Philadelphia teachers rally against cutbacks Apple pickers win strike in Washington Mine blast kills 150 miners in China Safety, environment, protectionism are issues in genetically modified food debate Farmers Paralyze Bolivia, win relief (photo box) Document sheds light on Yugoslav upsurge         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home