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Vol. 68/No. 18      May 11, 2004

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News articles

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• Mass march in D.C. backs women’s right to choose
• Israeli tanks invade Gaza
• Florida garment workers at Point Blank win union recognition, first contract
• U.S. high court hears appeal of prisoners held without charges at Guantánamo
• Panama court gives light sentence to anti-Cuba bomber
• ‘A victory for all fighting injustice’
  Palestinian militant Farouk Abdel-Muhti gives interview to ‘Militant’
• Transport workers and peasants protest price hikes, paralyze Bolivian cities (photo box)
• Targets of U.S. gov’t spying contest ‘no-fly’ list in court
• Co-Op miners salute victory at Point Blank
• Women’s rights marchers buy 250 ‘Militant’ subs
• $20,000 a week needed for ‘Militant’ fund
• Competent neighborhood clinics operated by Cuban doctors spread across Venezuela
  Nationwide literacy campaigns involve 4 million in adult education classes
• London meeting features ‘What Is Surrealism?’
• Democrats’ record on abortion
• U.S. forces maintain siege of Iraqi cities
• Freedom Charter: for a nonracial S. Africa
• Great Society
• 25 and 50 years ago
• Letters

 
 
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