Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
Industry-wide strikes rattle bosses in Germany   Attack heightens India-Pakistan conflict   Coal companies’ greed contributes to devastating floods in West Virginia   Workers at Perdue win payment for ‘don and doff’ time   Nationalist outpouring in Holland after rightist is assassinated   Capitalist disaster deepens for Argentine working people   A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 66/No.21May 27, 2002   News articles Industry-wide strikes rattle bosses in Germany Attack heightens India-Pakistan conflict Coal companies’ greed contributes to devastating floods in West Virginia Workers at Perdue win payment for ‘don and doff’ time Nationalist outpouring in Holland after rightist is assassinated Capitalist disaster deepens for Argentine working people U.S. and allies extend military operations across Afghanistan Grand jury indicts mine bosses for lying about safety and dust levels at mine face Working-class community protests closure of low-cost store in Gothenburg, Sweden New York laundry workers win a union Stock market decline saps employees’ pension funds Meat packers seek to build on union victory Trucking companies in Mexico urge government response to U.S. border-crossing restrictions Strikers at Hershey’s remain strong (photo box) Lockheed workers end strike in Georgia ‘Militant’ fund supporters plan public events Socialists plan sales to coal mining regions High school librarians order Pathfinder books Fidel Castro answers U.S. slanders on biological weapons Unionists at salt mine strike to reverse concessions Hundreds march for immigrant rights in Chicago on Cinco de Mayo (photo box) Locked out, workers at Detroit-Windsor tunnel set up pickets New frictions emerge between European imperialist powers Crisis deepens in Israel as Palestinians resist Demonstrations in Australia support struggle of the Palestinians Socialist candidate in Houston files for ballot status Washington moves to restore military ties with Indonesia U.S. imperialism’s protectionist trade assault         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home