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Vol. 68/No. 8      March 1, 2004

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News articles

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• Miners make gains in New Mexico coal strike
  After 12-day walkout, workers strengthen union, win higher pay
• Armed revolt by imperialist-backed forces threatens Aristide government in Haiti
  Thug attacks on opponents by pro-gov’t groups push toilers to sidelines
• Bush calls for expanded piracy on high seas by U.S.-led coalition
• ‘Perspectiva Mundial’ editor speaks in Havana on class struggle in the U.S.
• Help fund ‘Militant’ reporting trip to Cuba
• ‘Pathfinder publishes books indispensable to competent guidance of revolutionary activity’
  Pathfinder Press president speaks at publishers meeting during Havana book fair
• Cuban 5 prepare appeal of conviction
• Nickel miners strike Ontario giant
• Canadian steel firm uses club of bankruptcy
• ‘Aldabonazo’ launching a featured event at closing of Havana International Book Fair (photo box)
• Washington targets U.S. travel to Cuba
• U.S. gov’t withdraws subpoenas of Iowa peace group
• Tokyo passes bill tightening squeeze on north Korea
• Co-Op miners speak to Utah students
• Urgent collection needed in home stretch of HQ appeal
• Florida garment workers celebrate one-year anniversary of victory in union organizing drive
• Cleveland imam charged with ‘terrorism’
• Students in Canada oppose tuition fee hike (photo box)
• Los Angeles forum: End U.S. restrictions on travel to Cuba!
• Unionists in New York rally in solidarity with grocery workers on West Coast (photo box)
• Trotsky: workers need their own newspaper
• Great Society
• 25 and 50 years ago
• Letters

 
 
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