Peace

                
  • Students to demand Books not bombs

    Students to demand Books not bombs

    February 26, 2004

    The Bush administration has cut funds for education drastically in the past three years, resulting in school closures, tuition hikes, overcrowded classrooms, and thousands of campus layoffs. On Thursday, March 4, thousands of students on hundreds...

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  • The struggle to end the occupation of Iraq

    The struggle to end the occupation of Iraq

    February 20, 2004

    Opinion Progressive forces in Iraq, among which the Iraqi Communist Party (ICP) plays a key role, suffered immense losses in dead and imprisoned under the right-wing Saddam Hussein dictatorship. Yet they always opposed any outside intervention...

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  • Momentum builds for March 20 peace rallies

    Momentum builds for March 20 peace rallies

    February 20, 2004

    NEW YORK – Preparations are well under way for another major display of antiwar sentiment here on March 20, the one-year anniversary of the U.S. invasion and occupation of Iraq. “People are responding to this because...

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  • Soldiers dad: Aid needed for Baghdad hospital

    Soldiers dad: Aid needed for Baghdad hospital

    February 20, 2004

    SAN DIEGO – Fernando Suárez del Solar is a man with a mission. Meeting this determined and compassionate father at a local social justice center here (a pink house on a working-class street corner) evokes a...

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  • In slap at Bush, Senate to probe WMD lies

    In slap at Bush, Senate to probe WMD lies

    February 19, 2004 By Susan Webb

    The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence handed President Bush a direct challenge when it announced Feb. 12 that it will investigate whether Bush and other top officials misused and manipulated intelligence to make a case for...

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