Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
U.S. gov’t seeks to reverse limits on FBI’s powers   U.S. occupation of Afghanistan accelerates conflict, war danger on Indian subcontinent   School janitors rally in Miami, push back antiunion drive by city   FBI, INS frame up Cuban in Miami on ‘spy’ charges   Israeli regime transforms occupation of West Bank A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 66/No.24June 17, 2002   News articles U.S. gov’t seeks to reverse limits on FBI’s powers U.S. occupation of Afghanistan accelerates conflict, war danger on Indian subcontinent School janitors rally in Miami, push back antiunion drive by city FBI, INS frame up Cuban in Miami on ‘spy’ charges Israeli regime transforms occupation of West Bank London seeks fast deportations, more low-wage temp workers U.S. imperialism backs Bogota’s war Teachers in New Zealand stage strikes and protests for a contract 'History of American Trotskyism' 60th anniversary edition issued in three languages Book records efforts to emulate Bolsheviks, build new kind of proletarian party Hershey strikers affirm, ‘It’s solidarity across the board Thousands rally against layoffs at Verizon Maori in New Zealand oppose new jail New Jersey rally demands justice for garment worker killed by cops Massachusetts meat packers fight for a union Good turnout at new Pathfinder store in eastern Pennsylvania Students and teachers protest education cuts in New York Opening of Tampa bookstore boosts fund Regional teams set for Midwest packing plants Meeting in Canada will celebrate French edition of ‘History of American Trotskyism’ Justice Department announces new FBI powers ‘Washington’s 50-year domestic contra operation’ Families of Australians imprisoned at U.S. base in Guantánamo speak out Coal miners in Scotland fight layoffs Buenos Aires changes laws; IMF holds loans Unemployment claims hit two-year high in U.S. as economy expands Union members at GO Transit in Toronto walk out to demand wage parity Spouse of jailed Cuban denied visa by U.S. gov’t Conference on black lung discusses fight for benefits         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home