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Vol. 67/No. 40      November 17, 2003

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News articles

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• Rumsfeld, Bush vow to stay U.S. course in Iraq
  Undeterred by attacks on GIs, White House says it has enough troops on ground
• Locked-out Utah miners and allies take battle for union to Salt Lake City
• Washington: Tehran is destabilizing occupation of Iraq
• Auto workers in Brazil walk out for higher wages to offset inflation
• Los Angeles transit workers strike is solid, as bosses declare ‘impasse’ in talks with union
• Polisario holds congress in liberated zone
• Oscar López in need of medical care
  Campaign presses for rights of Puerto Rican political prisoner denied treatment for 7 months
• Tonga protesters defend freedom of the press
• Colombian regime is set back in referendum
• U.S. Congress bans abortion procedure
• Grocery workers dig in for long strike
• GDP growth nears zero in ‘euro-zone’
• Teachers walk out in Paraguay and Chile (photo box)
• Kroger chain locks out workers in three states
• Chicago meat strikers: ‘No slave wages!’
• Garment workers win NLRB ruling
• 10,000 rally October 25 in Washington to protest imperialist occupation of Iraq (photo box)
• Day-to-day effort needed to make sales drive goals
• Venezuela fishermen fight for living income
• Cubans in Guinea-Bissau’s independence struggle
• Rosa Luxemburg on reform or revolution
• Great Society
• 25 and 50 years ago
• Cannon: how the ‘Militant’ got its name
• Letters

 
 
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