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Behind the crisis in the Bush administration
There is a growing disillusionment—even anger—among sectors of the U.S. capitalist class with George W. Bush and his top aides…
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Syrian sovereignty, U.S. hegemony and Arab liberation
“Iran, Syria and North Korea should heed the lesson of Iraq,” John Bolton told the world on April 10, 2003.…
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Gentrification: bankers and landlords push ‘ethnic cleansing’
With hundreds of thousands of people from New Orleans still dispersed throughout the United States, a struggle is brewing. Will…
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Socialism and Liberation Vol. 2, No. 11
NATURAL DISASTERS, RACISM AND THE ENVIRONMENT Hurricanes highlight crimes of capitalism (Caneisha Mills and Richard Becker) Racist police attack in…
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Los Macheteros y la lucha independentista de Puerto Rico
Filiberto Ojeda Ríos, comandante principal del Ejército Popular Boricua-Macheteros, fue asesinado en su casa por cientos de agentes del FBI…
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La crisis económica venidera de Estados Unidos
El aumento de los precios. El creciente desempleo. Para millones de trabajadores de Estados Unidos, son tiempos difíciles—y se están…
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On the barricades
French workers strike against privatization Hundreds of thousands of French workers went on strike on Oct. 4, a day that…
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Moro liberation and anti-colonial resistance in the Philippines
In the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001, U.S. officials have launched a virtual “endless war” on the world. Along with…
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Pentagon intensifies threats against Venezuela
On Sept. 15, Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez spoke to the United Nations General Assembly. He denounced U.S. policies toward Venezuela,…
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The Macheteros and the Puerto Rican independence struggle
Filiberto Ojeda Ríos, the main commander of the Boricua People’s Army (EPB-Macheteros), was murdered in his home. Hundreds of FBI…
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‘Fight for unity on a working-class basis’
Sisters and brothers, We’re in the streets today to protest the U.S. war on Iraq and the corporate elite’s criminal…
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From an activist movement to an ideological force
White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan admitted that the president was “very much aware” of the 300,000 anti-war protestors in…
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Monopoly capitalism and the oil industry
The history of oil is one of bloody competition and widespread imperialist violence against people all over the world. The…
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The coming U.S. economic crisis
Rising prices. Growing unemployment. For millions of workers across the United States, times are tough—and getting tougher. For those already…
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Natural Disasters
Massive earthquake devastates Pakistan A massive earthquake, centered in Pakistan, killed over 50,000 people and left over 3 million people…
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Global warming, hurricanes and corporate profits
The world is facing an environmental crisis that is mounting day by day. The main elements of the crisis are…
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Racist police attack ‘typical’ in New Orleans
In an incident reminiscent of the 1991 videotaped beating of Rodney King by Los Angeles cops, three white New Orleans…
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Capitalist vultures circle as misery deepens
The people of New Orleans and the entire Gulf region continue to suffer because of the criminal neglect of the…
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Health care for people’s needs or for profit?
Hurricane Katrina showed the world many things. One was the clear difference between how health care is treated in the…
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Korea’s unfinished struggle for national liberation
On Oct. 17, 1926, Korean students and workers formed the Down-with-Imperialism Union, which developed into the wing of the Korean…
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