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  • Land to the tiller! Mexico and land reform

    Land to the tiller! Mexico and land reform

    September 12, 2003

    Mexican farmers have promised militant demonstrations at the WTO meeting in Cancun, Sept. 10-14, against the corporate-controlled globalization policies that are ruining them. A long history precedes this development. The old, Mexican dictator, Porfirio Diaz, used...

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  • Estrada withdrawal: Huge victory

    Estrada withdrawal: Huge victory

    September 12, 2003

    In a victory for proponents of labor rights, civil liberties and civil rights, judicial nominee Miguel Estrada withdrew his name for consideration for a judgeship on the on the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals....

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  • Verizon workers in tentative settlement

    Verizon workers in tentative settlement

    September 12, 2003

    Unions representing about 78,000 Verizon workers in the Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic states reached a tentative five-year contract agreement with the giant telecommunications company on Sept. 4. The deal was announced by Verizon and the Communications Workers...

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  • Victory for immigrant rights: Gov. Davis signs drivers license bill

    Victory for immigrant rights: Gov. Davis signs drivers license bill

    September 12, 2003 By Evelina Alarcon

    LOS ANGELES – California Gov. Gray Davis made history on Sept. 5 when he signed a bill that will give an estimated two million undocumented immigrants the right to a driver’s license in this state.

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  • National Clips

    National Clips

    September 12, 2003

    NASHVILLE, Tenn.: Bush jeered on campaign trail Doris J. Blue, a nurse at the Veteran’s Hospital, was fed up. She and 20 of her co-workers drove from Birmingham, Ala., Sept. 8, to join hundreds of protesters,...

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