During the 12-day war between Israel and the Jew-hating regime in Tehran, weekly protests in Iran by retirees and other struggles by workers were largely put on hold. Since the war ended June 24, new protests have broken out, despite…
‘Alligator Alcatraz’ At the beginning of hurricane season the government of Florida, backed by the White House, opened the “Alligator Alcatraz” immigrant detention center in the Everglades. Tents will hold up to 5,000 beds inside chain-link cages. Officials claim the…
Amazon now deploys more than 1 million robots in its warehouses, company officials boast, but this doesn’t make life easier for its workforce. Instead, it increases the exploitation of the 1.2 million workers employed worldwide in Amazon’s distribution centers through…
Stalinist and other “left” groups in the U.S. and elsewhere that support the reactionary regime in Iran and its “axis of resistance” went into action in June to denounce Israel’s defensive strikes aimed at destroying Tehran’s capacity to build nuclear…
In the wake of the powerful blows struck by Israel in its 12-day war against Tehran’s nuclear weapons and ballistic-missile programs, the reactionary regime in Tehran has arrested more than 1,000 people, including Afghan immigrants, Arabs, members of the Baha’i…
Cuba’s Internationalist Foreign Policy, 1975-80, by Fidel Castro is one of Pathfinder’s Books of the Month for July. Castro was the central leader of the Rebel Army, victorious 1959 popular insurrection and the first socialist revolution in the Americas. Excerpted…
The Socialist Workers Party is running a national slate of candidates for office, joining union struggles, defending Israel’s right to exist as a refuge for the Jews and fighting to unify the working class, as it presents a working-class road…
OAKLAND, Calif. — Karen Diamond was one of those severely burned in Boulder, Colorado, in a Jew-hating firebombing of a peaceful weekly Run for Their Lives vigil June 1 demanding the release of Israeli and other hostages held by Hamas…
NEW YORK — At a June 28 program here, sponsored by the New York-New Jersey Cuba Sí Coalition, Bob Schwartz, executive director of Global Health Partners, announced a national effort to raise $150,000 to send 150 pacemakers to Cuba. The…
On July 1 an appeals court in Algeria upheld a harsh five-year jail sentence imposed on prominent French Algerian novelist Boualem Sansal, a longtime and outspoken critic of Algerian government authoritarianism, Islamic fundamentalism and government attacks on freedom of expression.…
