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Vol. 64/No.25      July 2, 2001

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News articles

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• Union action demands: Free Charleston Five!
  5,000 in South Carolina condemn frame-up of longshoremen
• ‘We’re fighting for freedom’ in Western Sahara
• ‘Spy’ trial of Cubans in Florida targets rights
• Minnesota cops target immigrants, union fight
• 5,000 in Glasgow march to commemorate 1980-81 hunger strikes in Northern Ireland
• Workers in Wales locked out after ending strike
• Nurses strike hospitals in Minneapolis area
• Cubans celebrate 40th anniversary of farmers organization
• ‘Militant’ earns respect among workers
• Pathfinder Fund surpasses goal!
• ‘Never before had a fiercer battle been waged in Cuba’
  Cubans defending revolution with ‘tenacious sacrifice’ defeated 1961 U.S.-organized invasion
• Meat packers march in Washington State (photo box)
• Indonesian president faces impeachment
• Machinists union officials back U.S. rulers’ plans to deploy antiballistic missile system
• Students call October protest to defend affirmative action
• New Democratic Party swept from power in British Columbia elections
• Boeing calls FBI into Renton plant
• Washington presses ahead on plans for missile shield
• Cops in Minneapolis kill two, sparking protest
• Meat packers link up with broader resistance
• Socialist candidate for New Jersey governor condemns police killing
• Forum in Iowa hears report from dairy farmer on visit to Cuba
• Socialist youth build international events
• Government executes McVeigh, prepares more
• Sinn Fein advances in local and UK elections
• Protests spread in Algeria
• ANC leaders discuss ‘black empowerment’ in South Africa
• Pepsi workers in New Jersey reject new contract with additional givebacks (photo box)

 
 
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