Year: 2005

Ten activists from the Party for Socialism and Liberation participated in the 16th World Youth Festival, held this year in…

Almost all licenses permitting travel to Cuba have been revoked under the Bush administration’s new aggressive measures toward Cuba in…

In a monumental decision on the case of the Cuban Five—five Cuban nationals who were convicted on trumped up charges…

This year’s annual AFL-CIO convention brought the first major split in organized labor since the 1955 merger of the American…

A major battle is brewing in the Puerto Rican labor movement. It pits a militant, rank-and-file-oriented union local leadership against…

On September 23, 1868, in the city of Lares, Puerto Rico, an uprising took place against Spanish colonial domination. That…

On July 10, 19-month-old Suzie Marie Peña was shot in the head after a nearly three-hour standoff between her father,…

“Judge Roberts is the kind of outstanding nominee that will make America proud. He embodies the qualities America expects in…

For nearly 18 years, the U.S. government has attempted to deport seven Palestinian activists and one Kenyan—known as the Los…

Peltier was targeted because of his strong advocacy for Native rights and defense of Native sovereignty. The U.S. government withheld…