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Vol. 69/No. 6      February 14, 2005

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News articles

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• Miami: Haitians rally to protest deportations
• Iraqi elections marked by relatively high turnout, little bloodshed
• New gov’t rules weaken union protections for federal workers
• Utah miners fighting for union speak at ‘Harlan County’ screening
• Tel Aviv makes minor concessions to Palestinians in exchange for cease-fire
• FBI expands ‘counterterrorism’ operations in U.S.
• King of Nepal dissolves gov’t, seizes power
• Colorado Wal-Mart workers to vote on union
• Farmers in Ontario protest, demand gov’t aid (photo box)
• Protests disrupt speech of Brazil’s president at World Social Forum
• Quebec liquor workers strike nears 3 months
• London pathfinder books opens in new location
• Sole Mississippi abortion clinic under concerted attack
• Wyoming coal bosses achieve record production
  Labor productivity up 2.5% in 4 years in nonunion Powder River Basin mines
• L.A. teachers back Utah miners union fight
• British soldiers tried for systematic abuse of Iraqi prisoners in Basra
• Son of former British prime minister gets slap on wrist for coup attempt in Equatorial Guinea
• The freedom struggle—from Mississippi to Congo
• ‘Che Talks to Young People’ now available in Greek
• Great society
• 25 and 50 years ago
• N.Y. governor seeks Medicaid, education cuts
• Letters

 
 
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