Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
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 A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 66/No.31August 19, 2002   News articles 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)         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home