Text version of the Militant, a socialist newspaper
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 A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 67/No. 40November 17, 2003   News articles 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         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home