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Vol. 67/No. 29      August 25, 2003

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News articles

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• North Carolina textile giant closes, 7,500 out of a job
• Moscow, Beijing press north Korea to accept six-party talks with Washington
• Concerted effort is needed in drive to up ‘Militant’ long-term readership
• Nicaraguan peasants march for land, credit
• Union wins vote deadline at New York packing plant
• U.S.-backed intervention force in Liberia to expand to 15,000
• U.S. youth meet Cuban social workers
• Protests greet Chirac in South Pacific
  In New Caledonia and Tahiti working peoples show outrage at French colonial rule
• British Airways workers resist speedup, cuts
• New York event celebrates Moncada anniversary
• Brussels bows to U.S. on war-crimes law
• Why Washington bombed Hiroshima
• Lieberman assails fellow Democrats for their attacks on Bush over Iraq war
• Brazil protests condemn attack on pensions (photo box)
• Palestinian in U.S. jail speaks from behind bars
• ‘Journalist wins antideportation fight’
• Calero joins Atlanta driver’s license protest
• Cross burning at Maryland mosque is condemned at press conference
• SWP party-building fund under way
• Socialist workers focus work on union building
• C&H sugar workers’ make gains in 2-week strike
• 150 demonstrate in Boston to protest attack on gay couple
• Soviet power and bourgeois democracy
• Great Society
• 25 and 50 years ago
• Letters

 
 
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