Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
Visit the Róger Calero Defense Committee web site: www.calerodefense.org   Calero joins Atlanta driver’s license protest   Róger Calero Fight to Win/‘Sí se puede’ Tour 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 A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 67/No. 29August 25, 2003   News articles 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         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home