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  • Chile: Pinochet, the environment and salmon

    Chile: Pinochet, the environment and salmon

    July 18, 2002

    A sleek, white yacht cruised into the harbor at Puerto Williams, Isla Navarino, February 19. The Edwards, the richest family in Chile, were visiting this hard-to-reach island for vacation purposes and business. And that business was...

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  • The political economy of war

    The political economy of war

    July 18, 2002

    Traditionally, economists have looked at war in one of two ways. First, in terms of the cost of the resources expended on military and the other expenditures associated with war. This approach tries to measure the...

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  • Maritime employers want return to the shape-up

    Maritime employers want return to the shape-up

    July 18, 2002

    The corporate media and waterfront employers have carried on a year-long campaign to paint longshore workers as “overpaid, pampered and resistant to progress.” Their propaganda has claimed that longshore wages are over $100,000 a year, while...

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  • Stalwarts carry supplies to Cuba

    Stalwarts carry supplies to Cuba

    July 18, 2002

    DALLAS, Texas – One of ten caravans of supplies for Cuba passed through here July 13. They raised money and medical equipment at a covered-dish dinner at the First Community Church. The “caravanistas” began in Canada....

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  • Philly students testify against privatization

    Philly students testify against privatization

    July 18, 2002

    In its Summer 2002 issue, the Philadelphia Public School Notebook, an independent quarterly newspaper, provided excerpts from statements by public school students. The students were among the dozens who spoke against privatization at a School Reform...

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