June 4, 2001 Hundreds of thousands of Berber people marched in Algeria May 21 demanding the removal of the police who have killed dozens of protesters. The mobilization comes on the heels of weeks of demonstrations involving tens of thousands.…
As the U.S. rulers and their capitalist rivals drag humanity down the road toward another world war — unless and until they are stopped by the working class — Pathfinder’s Books of the Month for June features The Socialist Workers…
MIAMI — Socialist Workers Party members here are campaigning to discuss with working people why they should oppose Washington’s escalating aggression against Cuba. The discussions are welcomed by many of those they’re meeting. “This government’s policies are hurting the Cuban…
BOSTON — More than 100 people from across Massachusetts gathered here May 23 for an emergency rally and press conference protesting the Justice Department’s indictment of Raúl Castro, the tightening U.S. blockade against Cuba and the threat of escalating U.S.…
Side by side with its mounting attacks on Cuba, the U.S. government is stepping up probes against individuals and groups in the U.S. that promote solidarity with Cuba. It has begun issuing subpoenas to interrogate participants in the March “Nuestra…
TROIS RIVIERES, Quebec — When members of United Steelworkers Local 8396 showed up for work at Siemens Canada’s two factories across the street from each other here April 15, they learned the bosses had locked them out. The 105 unionists…
Forces on the middle-class left, echoed by the liberal media, are increasingly infatuated with the use of violence against political opponents, as shown by their fascination with Luigi Mangione’s alleged slaying of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Their sugarcoating of such…
Cargill, one of the largest beef processors in North America, locked out 1,700 members of Teamsters Local 455 in Fort Morgan, Colorado, May 20. The lockout came hours after the union voted 1,388 to 252 to reject a five-year contract…
Tens of thousands of former students and their supporters took to the streets in Baghdad and other cities across Iraq May 18 to demand the newly formed government provide them jobs. While the unemployment rate in the oil-rich country is…
MONTREAL — In a historic first, over 800 workers at Walmart’s Mississauga, Ontario, warehouse voted by 93% to approve their first union contract May 7. The members of Unifor Local 252 became the first workers to successfully win a union…
