Nov 17, 2001

Despite the enthusiasm of its supporters economic globalization gives rise to fierce exploitation, economic instability and crisis.

CHICAGO – With the cold winter weather approaching, solidarity with striking V&V Supremo workers is heating up.

HIGHWOOD, Ill. – A black coffin was placed beneath the speakers’ platform by pallbearers made up of striking Carousel Linen workers. The coffin signified scab labor, low wages and rotten working conditions, which strikers are determined to bury.

Don’t bother us with facts, we’re fighting a war here. That’s basically the story of all wars – at least in their early stages – and this one against terrorism (which, as it turns out, is indistinguishable from a war with Afghanistan) is no exception.

TEL AVIV – Last week, the Knesset, the Israeli Parliament, adopted two unprecedented racist resolutions.

Fue un día como cualquier otra. La gente del pueblito de Pizotia, en el suroeste de Méjico, estaban asistiendo a la iglesia o de compra en los mercados.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The union hall in New Haven was filled Nov. 13, as Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro addressed the crowd of unionists clergy and community activists.

A report issued by The Commonwealth Fund on Aug. 30 says the number of uninsured women between the ages of 18 and 64 grew three times faster than the number of uninsured men.

An examination of all 175,010 uncounted ballots from Florida’s disputed 2000 presidential election revealed that Democrat Al Gore could have eked out a victory over George W. Bush, though he would have won by a razor-thin 171 votes out of more than six million ballots cast in the state.