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Vol. 66/No.31      August 19, 2002

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News articles

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• Socialists campaign against parties of war, depression
  Candidates advance program to defend working people
• Bosses and government knew about safety problems at flooded Quecreek mine
• West Coast dockers defy bosses’ threats and authorize strike
• Peasants in Venezuela press fight for land
• Palestinians respond to assassinations
• Socialist Workers Party convention turns party outward to new opportunities
• Union drive in Florida gains support
• Strike ends at Ontario Navistar plant
• Natives reject referendum results in Canada
• Wife of Cuban held in U.S. denied visit, deported
• Delta Dental strikers rally in San Francisco (photo box)
• Monopolies profit off crash in coffee price
• Meatpacking bosses disregard public health
• Who are the Cuban revolutionaries framed and jailed by Washington?
• Socialist blasts ‘deadly drive for profit’ by mine bosses
• Workers back socialist ballot drive in D.C.
• Workers organize resistance to mass firings in Argentina
• Currencies plunge sharply in Brazil, Uruguay
• Venezuela resumes oil shipments to Cuba
• Socialists step up sales, political work on job, in unions
• Young socialists discuss impact of convention
• Senate hearings prepare war against Iraq
• New U.S. economic data sends stocks falling
• Workers strike for a contract at Dominion Virginia Power (photo box)
• Montreal march defends Algerians’ struggle against deportations (photo box)

 
 
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