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  • On a mission for justice: School of the Americas Watch travels to Colombia and Panama

    On a mission for justice: School of the Americas Watch travels to Colombia and Panama

    March 9, 2007

    On return from our SOA Watch delegation to Colombia and Panama, I traveled by bus to Caracas with my son, Pachi. I took advantage of the long ride to sift through my notes from the trip....

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  • New fighting spirit needed

    New fighting spirit needed

    March 9, 2007 By Paul S. Kaczocha

    The 1930s struggle to pass this nation’s first federal legislation to protect workers’ right to unionize has important lessons for today’s battles to regain that right, says history professor Nelson Lichtenstein of the University of California...

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  • THIS WEEK IN LABOR

    THIS WEEK IN LABOR

    March 9, 2007

    Clean energy = good jobs Why shouldn’t workers’ pension funds be invested in projects that link production of clean energy products with good paying union factory jobs? Speaking Feb. 26 at a conference of the Apollo...

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  • Peanut butter and spinach

    Peanut butter and spinach

    March 9, 2007

    The peanut butter and spinach are only the tip of the iceberg. The amount of tainted food on the shelves of the nation’s grocery stores is rising as the agency that issues the recalls slashes the...

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  • If Sago happened today, loved ones would still die

    If Sago happened today, loved ones would still die

    March 9, 2007

    “Coal is more important than life.” That is how Pam Campbell, sister-in-law of miner Marty Bennett who died inside Sago Mine, sums up over a year of government and coal corporation stalls, speeches, secrecy and frustration....

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