‘Decisive battles for future of humanity will be fought in the US’

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025
Some 20,000 GIs meeting in Manila, Philippines, Jan. 15, 1946, demand they be demobilized and sent home. Protests prevented U.S. rulers, who emerged as victors out of the imperialist slaughter, from plan to send troops against revolutions unfolding in China, elsewhere in Asia.

One of Pathfinder’s Books of the Month for March is The Struggle for Socialism in the “American Century”: Writings and Speeches, 1945-47 by James P. Cannon, then national secretary of the Socialist Workers Party. The U.S. rulers, after a bloody…



Serbian protests hit gov’t, NATO, Moscow interference

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025
Serbian protests hit gov"t, NATO, Moscow interference

Thousands turned out in Belgrade, Serbia’s capital, March 24 to protest plans to develop a luxury complex at the site of a former army headquarters destroyed during the 1999 NATO bombing. This marked the anniversary of the U.S.-led 78-day campaign…


Workers in Dominican Republic fight for pensions

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025
Luchan por pensiones en República Dominicana

LOS BAJOS DE HAINA, Dominican Republic — Some 100 workers came to a March 22 meeting here organized by Jesús Nuñez, at right,  national coordinator of the Sugarcane Workers Union. The weekly meetings began at the end of January as…


Communist League launches election campaign in Australia

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025

SYDNEY — “The capitalist rulers have no solution to their unfolding world crisis except to place the burden onto working people, as they prepare for more wars over markets and resources,” Robert Aiken, the Communist League candidate for Australia’s Senate,…


Hotel workers win longest strike in Canadian history

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After a strike battle that lasted 1,411 days — nearly four years — members of UNITE HERE Local 40 registered an important victory ratifying a new contract. “Being brave paid off for workers at the Radisson…


6,600 Alberta school workers win strike, make wage gains

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025

MONTREAL — School workers in Alberta, members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees, made major wage gains in a series of strikes that began in Fort McMurray last November. There were nine groups of workers and 6,600 workers on…


Airline kitchen workers protest in Los Angeles, other cities

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025

LOS ANGELES — Workers at LSG Sky Chefs, members of UNITE HERE Local 11, marched and chanted at the airport demanding the bosses agree to a union contract that includes higher wages, better benefits, pensions, as well as dignity and…


San Jose transit workers reject contract, continue strike

Vol. 89/No. 13 - April 7, 2025
San Jose transit workers reject contract, continue strike

SAN JOSE, Calif. — As they entered the third week of their strike here, members of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 265 voted by 83% to reject the latest offer by the Valley Transportation Authority March 24. The vote reflects widespread…


NY US-Cuba conference says, ‘End Washington’s embargo!’

Vol. 89/No. 12 - March 31, 2025
“The U.S. does a lot of damage, but it will never achieve its main objective of bringing Cuba to its knees,” Cuban diplomat Yuri Gala López told New York conference March 15.

NEW YORK — More than 100 people from the U.S. and Canada participated in a two-day conference here March 15-16 to discuss what faces the Cuban people today and plan activities to press Washington to end its more than 65-year…