Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
Post-9/11, Bush builds case for new war moves With earlier momentum exhausted, U.S. rulers shift course   Havana book fair celebrates two titles on struggle for women's liberation   Capitalists in Venezuela step up drive to topple government   'Defense of workers' rights is crucial,' says fired socialist   Raúl Castro addresses role of Cuba's missions to Africa Volunteers are 'keeping aloft the beautiful banner of proletarian internationalism,' says Cuban leader   Communists respond to political openings Set course to deepen proletarian character and international scope of movement A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 66/No.9March 4, 2002   News articles Post-9/11, Bush builds case for new war moves With earlier momentum exhausted, U.S. rulers shift course Havana book fair celebrates two titles on struggle for women's liberation Capitalists in Venezuela step up drive to topple government 'Defense of workers' rights is crucial,' says fired socialist Raúl Castro addresses role of Cuba's missions to Africa Volunteers are 'keeping aloft the beautiful banner of proletarian internationalism,' says Cuban leader Communists respond to political openings Set course to deepen proletarian character and international scope of movement Rally in Australia denounces brutality against immigrants Farmers in South press fight for land Lynching exhibit highlights barbarism of capitalist society Sankara confidently raised the banner of women's emancipation A visit to two garment plants in Havana New York mayor's budget will give 'pain' to workers Machinists union reaches tentative agreement with United Airlines Socialist candidate protests office break-in Supreme Court justices says judges who view capital punishment as immoral should resign Cuban paper: U.S. senator discusses some 'interrogation' techniques UNITE workers come to Cincinnati from South, Midwest to picket Fingerhut (photo box) Coal miners in Kemmerer, Wyoming, give 'Militant' sellers a warm welcome Steel strikers stand up to union busting in Quebec U.S. steel bosses seek huge bailout and tariffs to restrict steel imports March of 1,000 backs striking nurses in New York         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home