A sun that will never burn out
In June 1998, FBI officials visiting Havana were given reports by the Cuban government on anti-Cuban terrorist groups operating in the United States. On Sept. 16, 1998, five men – René González, Ramón Labañino, Fernando González, Antonio Guerrero and Gerardo Hernández – were arrested in Miami and charged with espionage and related charges. For the entire article click on the headline. To read an article from the Cuban newspaper, Granma on how anti-Cuban terrorists continue to operate in Miami with impunity, click here; to find out how to contact the 'Miami 5' in prison, click here.
A sun that will never burn out
In June 1998, FBI officials visiting Havana were given reports by the Cuban government on anti-Cuban terrorist groups operating in the United States. On Sept. 16, 1998, five men – René González, Ramón Labañino, Fernando González, Antonio Guerrero and Gerardo Hernández – were arrested in Miami and charged with espionage and related charges.
A sun that will never burn out
In June 1998, FBI officials visiting Havana were given reports by the Cuban government on anti-Cuban terrorist groups operating in the United States. On Sept. 16, 1998, five men – René González, Ramón Labañino, Fernando González, Antonio Guerrero and Gerardo Hernández – were arrested in Miami and charged with espionage and related charges.
Peace leaders say: Stop the killing, Peace in Mideast
WASHINGTON – The Bush administration, faced with international pressure and opposition by peace, labor and civil rights activists at home, has been forced to retreat on its policies toward the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. For the entire article, click on the headline. Also see the Palestine General Federation of Trade Union’s press release or the Israeli attack and the Resolution of the San Francisco Labor Council.
George Bush And His ALL Out Drive Towards War
There are real objective reasons why George Bush is moving our nation closer and closer to a world war. His motivations are for profit and consolidation of U.S. Imperialist domination of the planet
Bush proposals on welfare threatens all
The Bush proposals for welfare reauthorization suggest that welfare payments to individuals participating in work experience or community service are not considered compensation for work performed and do not entitle any individual to a salary or to benefits provided under any other provision of law. For the entire article, click on the headline, to visit the Dept of Labor's Fair Labor Standards Act Advisor, click here.
Musical follows Lewis and Clark
COLUMBIA, Mo. – With engaging melodies and crisp libretto, Corps of Discovery, A Musical Journey is an artistic interpretation, 200 years later, of the significance of Lewis and Clark’s expedition across the United States. The University of Missouri-Columbia (MU) is producing the musical drama as a commemorative event for the national bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark expedition.
Leprechauns, lovers and losers
Here’s a few ideas for film fans to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, March 17. While the corned beef is cooking and your green beer is chilling, go to your video store to check out these selections:
War on terrorism makes U.S. less secure
CHICAGO – “The U.S. bombing campaign in Afghanistan and the Bush administration’s ‘war on terrorism’ have made us less safe and secure, not more,” said Medea Benjamin, the keynote speaker at a recent Conference on Justice and Global Security here.
Protests grow during the bloodiest week
TEL AVIV – Like many others, I have stopped counting the victims, Palestinian and Israeli. But from March 4 to 10 alone, at least 146 Palestinians and 42 Israelis have died because of the Israeli rulers’ refusal to withdraw from all occupied Arab territories and to evacuate the Jewish settlements there, as demanded by the U.N. Security Council and international law.
