Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
Socialist campaign joins strikers, opposes war drive   6,000 sign to put socialist worker on ballot for mayor in U.S. capital   Dockworkers: government intervention aids bosses   California farm workers march for union rights   October 1962: The ‘Missile’ Crisis as Seen from Cuba New book shows how Cuban people stood down Washington’s invasion A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 66/No.33September 2, 2002   News articles Socialist campaign joins strikers, opposes war drive 6,000 sign to put socialist worker on ballot for mayor in U.S. capital Dockworkers: government intervention aids bosses California farm workers march for union rights October 1962: The ‘Missile’ Crisis as Seen from Cuba New book shows how Cuban people stood down Washington’s invasion Videotron strikers reject concessions Labour Party wins New Zealand vote Judge won’t ‘rubber stamp’ illegal government jailings UMWA calls for inquiry at Quecreek mine Protests greet U.S. official’s visit as depression grips Argentina Workers protest thallium poisoning of 65 Turned into temps, cannery workers start fight for a union at Snokist Team in Venezuela finds thirst for revolutionary literature ‘Missile crisis book is lead title in sales effort Miami forum debates response to firing of socialist candidate Cuban trade unionists speak in Canada about steps to confront economic challenges on island West Coast sales prepare subscription drive Pathfinder Fund pledges are up to $94,450 Chicago hotel workers gear up for strike Workers picket Krogers over sexual harassment case (photo box) Candidate for Nebraska governor gets ‘enthusiastic response’ in South Omaha (photo box) ‘Capitalism has nothing to offer’ SWP candidate in Iowa gains ballot status Hugo Chávez and the unions in Venezuela New York bus workers ‘stand united,’ win contract New York government uses jail as shelter for the homeless U.S. rulers press war drive on several fronts Who are the Cuban revolutionaries framed and jailed by Washington?         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home