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THIS WEEK IN LABOR

‘Worker Squeezinart’ EFCA ads LA Times workers organize Was there ever any question? Hold the date!

WORLD NOTES

Bolivia: Cuba aids flood victims UK: Venezuelan oil helps Londoners Australia: No free ride for U.S. military bases Iran: New evidence of U.S. military incursions Kenya: Salt mine workers are abused

Venezuela and Argentina to cooperate

For Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, the signing of 17 agreements Feb. 21 with President Nestor Kirchner of Argentina was part of a larger plan for cooperation and integration among South American countries.

S. Korean liberal, left parties in crisis

Less than a year before the Republic of Korea’s (South Korea) next presidential election, President Roh Moo Hyun, elected in a stinging rebuff to the country’s extreme right, announced Feb. 22 he would quit the ruling Uri Party by the end of February.

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Canadian CP: Urgent to defeat the right

TORONTO — Opening with an Aboriginal drum song, and with speakers taking the floor in English, French and Spanish, the Communist Party of Canada (CPC) held a lively 35th Central Convention here Feb. 1-4.

Seniors on a roll for more victories

CLEVELAND — “We’re on a roll,” said Samanthie Brooks, as she welcomed nearly 300 retiree activists at the Senior Voice legislative action conference Feb. 26 at Trinity Cathedral.

No Child Left Behind isnt working

The results of a nation-wide testing of high school seniors puts in doubts the efficacy of the Bush administration’s much touted No Child Left Behind Act.

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CARTOON

Chicago hosts Euro Film Fest

CHICAGO — At least 7,000 people are expected to attend the 55 Chicago premieres of films from two dozen European Union countries, in the 10th Annual European Film Festival at the Gene Siskel Film Center, 164 N. State St., March 2-29.

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Nasty Nas delivers pure hip-hop, no bull!

With his newest CD release “Hip Hop is Dead,” Nas goes right for the jugular and brazenly asks us to take a critical look at what we consider hip-hop today. The beats are hard, and Nas’s flow is as lethal as ever. It is nothing short of pure hip-hop — from the first to the last track.

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