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  • Falling profits and war

    Falling profits and war

    August 1, 2003 By Wadi’h Halabi

    Falling profits impel capitalists to war as surely as thirst drives donkeys to water. 2001 witnessed a 54 percent drop in the profits of the Fortune “Global 500,” the world’s 500 largest corporations.

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  • Tucson protests immigrant border deaths

    Tucson protests immigrant border deaths

    August 1, 2003

    TUCSON, Ariz. – Reacting in anger and horror to the mounting number of deaths on the Arizona-Mexico border, about 100 demonstrators turned out for a protest at the Federal Building July 23 organized by La Coalición...

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  • Workers say: Dont privatize Medicare

    Workers say: Dont privatize Medicare

    August 1, 2003

    PHOENIX – Five arrests were made at a militant protest led by Arizona AFL-CIO leadership in response to ultra-right Senator Jon Kyl’s support for legislation to privatize Medicare. Part of a creative, three-pronged strategy devised by...

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  • Texas governor punishes veterans

    Texas governor punishes veterans

    August 1, 2003

    Texas Governor Rick Perry recently told a Mexican American civil rights group that he was cutting $300,000 in funding that it needs to operate a job training and employment services program for veterans. Perry’s decision appears...

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  • Connecticut Freedom Ride gets rolling

    Connecticut Freedom Ride gets rolling

    August 1, 2003

    NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The basement of St. Rose Church was jam-packed, and the crowd spilled out into the streets for Connecticut’s statewide Immigrant Workers Freedom Ride kick-off rally July 23. The working class neighborhood of...

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