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Vol. 67/No. 28      August 18, 2003

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News articles

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• Imperialist-backed force is deployed in Liberia
  ‘Peacekeeping’ troops aimed at stronger position in West Africa
• Rural workers in Brazil intensify fight for land
  State governor says northeast of country is becoming ‘powder keg’
• Food workers in Omaha fight for union recognition
• Black man may have been lynched, say Florida civil rights groups
• ‘Revolution has made possible what Cuban women are today’
  Cuba-U.S. youth exchange delegates meet leaders of Federation of Cuban Women
• How AMFA won vote at United
• Government whitewashes Quecreek disaster
• Canadian miner admits guilt for 1992 blast
  Co-workers don’t believe Warren is responsible for mine explosion that killed nine
• Alabama miners laid off without notice
• Vancouver protesters expose cop brutality
• Ottawa ups pressure on Iranian government
• Costa Rica electrical workers strike, block government attempt to privatize utility
• U.S. tariffs devastate Vietnam’s catfish exports
• Eurocan paper workers on strike in British Columbia for two months
• Florida unionists welcome Calero
  Antideportation fight gets hearing in South
• Alabama protesters demand voting rights for former felons
• Four teenagers arrested for Farmingville, Long Island, anti-immigrant firebombing (photo box)
• Concerted effort needed in sub renewal drive
• New York meeting celebrates July 26 anniversary (photo box)
• Their morals and ours
• South Koreans demand U.S. troops out
• Union tops misled East German strike
• The Minnesota Strike of 1934
  Mass Protest Was Turning Point for American Labor Movement
• Great Society
• 25 and 50 years ago
• Property and origins of women’s oppression
• Letters

 
 
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