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  • Labor Update

    Labor Update

    August 12, 2005

    Two big wins for workers in North Carolina North Carolina ranks as the state in the U.S. with the lowest percentage of union members, but that status may be ripe for change if two recent organizing...

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  • Maria Montelibre, presente!

    Maria Montelibre, presente!

    July 29, 2005

    Maria Edith Freiberg, known to many in the Cuba solidarity movement as Maria Montelibre, lost her brief battle with cancer July 22 in Santa Cruz, Calif. She was 62. A staunch fighter for peace, socialism and...

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  • Letters

    Letters

    July 29, 2005

    Thanks for telling the truth I would like to thank Vivian Weinstein for her article, “Private bid threatens Texas social services” (PWW 7/23-29). I work for Texas Health and Human Services as a case manager and...

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  • Canada passes marriage equality law

    Canada passes marriage equality law

    July 29, 2005

    VANCOUVER, B.C. — Canada now joins Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain as the fourth country in the world to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry. On July 19, the Canadian Senate passed Bill C-38 that...

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  • Venezuelan NGO takes US money, faces trial

    Venezuelan NGO takes US money, faces trial

    July 28, 2005

    Venezuelan judge Normal Sandoval ruled July 7 that four members of the Venezuelan NGO Sumate would be facing trial on at least two charges. Under Article 132 of Venezuela’s Penal Code they will be charged with...

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