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Vol. 64/No.17      May 1, 2000

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News articles

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• Striking janitors win wide solidarity in Los Angeles  
  Chicago city workers settle, suburban union walks out
• Janitors in Chicago win contract after one-day strike
• Wal-Mart meat cutters stand up for union
• Struggle continues to get Navy out of Vieques
• Thousands march for jobs in South Africa
• Kaiser fines 'justified,' say locked-out workers
• Korean auto workers carry out job actions
• Bolivian government backs off water price rise
• Washington cops trample on rights
• Machinists in Texas shut Lockheed down
• Protesters in Canada oppose Ottawa's attempt to privatize health-care system
• Washington, NATO deepen intervention in Yugoslavia
• Actions: 'U.S. Navy out of Vieques'
• 'Militant' team set for Ecuador
• Stock market volatility highlights crisis of capitalism
• Socialists raise funds for 2000 campaign
• Students hold Latin American and Caribbean congress in Cuba 
  Mood of resistance among workers, peasants, and youth from throughout hemisphere
• Youth thirsty for Pathfinder books and pamphlets
• Striking unionists march in Washington state
• Electrical workers picket for 'dignity'
• Construction workers rally for union
• New York: 'No more cop killings' {photo box}
• Toronto workers strike to back union {photo box}

 
 
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