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Vol. 68/No. 42      November 16, 2004

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News articles

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• Socialist Workers 2004 campaign: on to next 365 days!
• Iraq interim gov’t, U.S. forces poised for assault in Fallujah
  Aim to put ‘Sunni Triangle,’ Iraq’s border with Syria under control of Allawi regime
• Meat packers strike in Toronto, demand reversal of wage cuts
• Pakistan gov’t announces offer for talks with India over Kashmir
  Washington favors stabilization of Pakistan-India border, which would aid U.S. ‘war on terrorism’
• N.Y. meeting: The real results of the U.S. election campaign before the vote took place
• Marchers back Maori land rights
• Cuban ambassador speaks on arts, U.S. embargo
• Wellington: 2,000 protest rightist National Front
• Cuba confronts new wave of blackouts
• Havana bars U.S. dollars in cash transactions
• UN General Assembly: 179-4 against U.S. embargo of Cuba
• Caspian Sea oil pipeline to Turkey to open in 2005
• Workers win strike at soap factory in Scotland
• Israeli parliament backs Gaza ‘disengagement’ plan
• Cannery workers stay strong in Yakima strike
• Delta cuts pilots’ pay 32 percent
• Socialists continue campaigning, aim to win more than 2,800 new readers to ‘Militant,’ ‘PM‘ (photo box)
• Quest for development spurs demand for new nuclear reactors
• Pro-imperialist opposition set back in Venezuela’s regional elections
• Pyongyang protests ‘war games’ off its shores
• Colorado cuts funds for prenatal care for immigrant workers
• Meat packers in Illinois lose union vote
• Cosmetics, fashions, and exploitation of women
• Are industrial workers becoming irrelevant?
• Great Society
• Letters

 
 
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