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Vol. 66/No.4      January 28, 2002

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News articles

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• Argentine workers resist impact of capitalist crisis
  Unionists, unemployed protests spread across provinces
  
• Police in Neuquén arrest unionists
• Garment worker, fired for political views, speaks in south Florida on workers' rights
• Lessons of garment workers' four-week strike in Quebec
• Rally backs laundry workers' fight for a union in New York
• Afghanistan: imperialism is showing its face more
• Enron debacle: big firms don't shield workers from crisis
• Increased resistance in Western Sahara hits Moroccan regime
• Pakistan arrests 2,000 under U.S. pressure
• Irish actions confront British, rightists
• Colombian military mobilizes against rebels
• U.S. gave nod to 1975 invasion of East Timor
• Why U.S. is a death trap for all who live here
• Workers in Fiji strike for higher wages
• Court backs farm workers' right to unionize
• Meat packers in Omaha win ruling for new election at Nebraska Beef
• U.S. government presses to use drivers' licenses as national ID cards
• Striking glass workers combat union busting
• Supporters of SWP set $300,000 annual goal for contributions
• 1951 lockout and the record of syndicalism
  New Zealand rulers targeted unions in drive to war at home and abroad
  
• 'The murder of peasants had to be stopped'
  From the Escambray to the Congo
  
• EU-U.S. trade war looms over steel tariffs
• Israeli tanks and bulldozers destroy Palestinian homes and airport (photo box)

 
 
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