Analysis

Muchos piensan que la legislación migratoria fue matado por los republicanos en la Cámara, pero quizás, para parafrasear a Mark Twain, los reportes de su muerte son exagerados. Si el atasco entre la Cámara y el Senado se desvanece pronto, el movimiento pro derechos de inmigrantes tendrá que aumentar sus actividades.

El Partido Comunista EEUU fuertemente condena a las más recientes agresiones de parte del gobierno israelí contra el pueblo palestino.

Pesquisas científicas realizadas por la Universidad de Dakota del Norte muestran que la utilización del nombre y logotipo del equipo deportivo “Fighting Sioux” (“Sioux Luchadores”) [los Sioux son una agrupación de etnias indígenas norteamericanas] tiene un impacto significativo con los estudiantes

On June 7, congressional Republicans launched their latest assault on the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) when a House Appropriations subcommittee voted to cut $115 million from its budget. The cuts would affect PBS, NPR and other noncommercial media like Pacifica Radio.

Cuba and winds of change
Is Gitmo closing or just moving to Afghanistan?
Standing for what’s right
Dellums and health care
Yucca Mountain dirty bomb?
Paris Commune monument

Many thought that immigration legislation had been killed by the Republicans in the House, but maybe, to paraphrase Mark Twain, reports of its death are exaggerated. If the logjam between the House and Senate breaks soon, the immigrants’ rights movement will have to step up its activity.

Como tal vez la explicación no ha explicado nada hasta ahorita, lo diremos con palabras más simples: la HR 4437 está muerta.

NEW YORK — Ending Republican majority control of the U.S. House and Senate in the midterm elections Nov. 7 “is a battle that can be won,” said Joelle Fishman, chair of the Communist Party USA’s Political Action Commission, speaking to a meeting June 25 of the party’s national committee.

The Communist Party USA strongly condemns the latest acts of aggression by the Israeli government against the Palestinian people. In the past days, the Israeli Army has launched a series of attacks on civilian infrastructure, including bridges, water supply facilities and Gaza’s only power station. In the face of the attacks, coupled with the ongoing withholding of humanitarian aid, Palestine faces a humanitarian crisis.

What has changed in our schools? Well the toilet paper dispensers at the special education headquarters in Brooklyn, have changed — three times in one school year — while the city closed down 800 seats for the most needy in public education. Go figure!