The Militant was informed Nov. 18 by David Brengle, from the Office of General Counsel at the Missouri Department of Corrections, that the ban on the Oct. 13 issue of the paper at the South Central Correctional Center in Licking,…
On Oct. 23 the European Union levied a new round of economic sanctions against Russia, which, like all earlier sanctions, fall hardest on working people. One week later, Revolut, a London-based online bank popular among expatriates in the EU, began…
November 20, 2000 St. Paul, Minnesota — Meat packers at two slaughterhouses owned by Rosen’s Diversified Inc. are organizing to resist an antiunion offensive by the bosses. The company has stepped up its campaign of intimidation and pressure against leaders…
More than 1,000 Iranian oil workers and their family members, from all across the country especially the southern oil fields, protested outside the president’s offices in Tehran Nov. 1. They were joined by electrical workers at power plants who face…
A spike in violence against bus drivers in Jerusalem sheds light on the challenges and the opportunities to overcome divisions in the working class and to strengthen the unions in Israel. There are several bus lines serving the Jerusalem area…
One of Pathfinder’s Books of the Month for November is The Crisis of the French Section (1935-36) by Leon Trotsky. Growing class battles across Europe, from rising proletarian struggles in France to the Spanish Revolution, posed the need for workers…
The exact cause of the deadly crash of a 34-year-old United Parcel Service cargo plane in Louisville, Kentucky, Nov. 4 hasn’t yet been determined. But the deaths of 14 people were not “accidents.” Nor are the hundreds of other lives…
MONTREAL — The Canadian federal government is continuing its vindictive drive to railroad to prison Tamara Lich and trucker Chris Barber, spokespersons for the trucker-led 2022 Freedom Convoy outside Parliament. This was part of a fight to end government job-threatening…
Solidarity in Cuba after Hurricane Melissa Hurricane Melissa crossed eastern Cuba Oct. 29 with sustained winds of 120 mph and torrential rains. No lives were lost, but agriculture was devastated and many thousands of homes were damaged or destroyed. As…
