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Vol. 66/No.3      January 21, 2002

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News articles

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• Workers in Argentina protest peso devaluation
  Move a body blow to livelihoods of workers and farmers
  
• What's behind India-Pakistan conflict?
• Supporters of worker fired for political views plan Florida, West Coast tour
• U.S. widens Central Asia military deployments
• Despite large 'no' vote, U.S. miners approve new contract
• 'We wanted to prevent the rich from returning to power'
  Revolutionary combatant Víctor Dreke details struggle against counterrevolutionary bandits in Cuba
  
• Joblessness on rise as Ford lays off 20,000
• Turkey signs deal to drill for oil in northern Iraq
• With debut of euro, Italy rocks unified boat
• Locked-out broadcast workers approve pact
• Laundry workers in New York fight for a union (photo box)
• Palestinian woman fights political firing
• World youth leaders assess Algiers festival, plan event in Cuba
• Writer Leggett, jailed for 23 weeks for not revealing sources, is released
• $600,000 sought for fund
• Reprint project scores victory
• Steelworkers in Birmingham strike over medical benefits (photo box)
• Court strikes down Bush's antiunion executive order
• Do U.S. rulers aid struggle of Afghan women?
• Bolivian peasants form new organization
• Winery workers battle lockout in California
• Unemployed workers describe resistance to crisis in Argentina
• Peronist party in Argentina has weaker political hold on working people today
• Interest in Pathfinder, socialist press by workers in Argentina
• Framed-up Cubans receive maximum sentences
• New York bus workers press for contract in one-day strike

 
 
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