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  • Iraq: the stench of oil

    Iraq: the stench of oil

    September 3, 2004

    Ten years ago, and repeatedly during the 1990s, the U.S. was on the edge of war with Iraq. In his People Before Profits columns, the late Victor Perlo repeatedly examined the causes and consequences. We reprint...

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  • N.M. Latinos gear up to protect voting rights

    N.M. Latinos gear up to protect voting rights

    September 3, 2004

    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — “We are here to make sure that each vote is respected and counted,” Claudia Cortez, chair of the New Mexico AFL-CIO Voting Rights Protection Program, told the 15th National Membership Meeting of the...

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  • International notes

    International notes

    September 3, 2004

    Colombia: Women vs. war The International Women’s Encounter against War, held Aug. 10-12 in Bogota, brought together some 300 women from around Colombia. They were joined by 20 international guests, including members of Women in Black....

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  • Cuba rebounds from Hurricane Charley

    Cuba rebounds from Hurricane Charley

    September 3, 2004

    Cuba specializes in hurricanes, but Charley was different. During two hours in the early morning of Aug. 13, Havana Province experienced its worst storm since 1915. Charley was only the fourth August hurricane of the past...

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  • Chinese unions take on the challenge of the countrys changing workplace

    Chinese unions take on the challenge of the countrys changing workplace

    September 3, 2004

    During a visit to the People’s Republic of China in July, Marilyn Bechtel talked with trade unionists at the enterprise, city, provincial and national levels, to learn how they are helping workers meet the challenge of...

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