Reality TV
Television programming – both broadcast and cable – is dominated by what has come to be called "Reality TV." Shows abound with non-actors competing to eat worms, sing songs, catch fugitives, complete...
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Resistance to Imperialist Aggressiveness.
On October 8–10, 64 Communist and Workers Parties met in Athens at an international conference on "Resistance to Imperialist Aggression — Fronts of Struggle and Alternatives." Several parties who were...
Read MoreStop War Crimes!
The CPI denunciates Sharon’s government, which has aggravated the bloody war against the Palestinian People, especially against the Palestinian inhabitants in the Gaza Strip.During the month of September, the Israeli Army...
Read MoreMobilise the Workers and the Poor as Progressive Motive Forces
Accelerating Land and Agrarian Transformation in South Africa Our Central Committee (CC) is meeting this coming weekend to discuss and adopt, amongst other things, our 2004 Red October Campaign and Plan. The CC will however...
Read MoreReview: Making A Killing: How and Why Corporations
During a 25-year career, Canadian journalist Madelaine Drohan has reported on business and politics in Canada, Europe and Africa. In Making a Killing, she describes her travels over a four-year period during which she...
Read MoreNationalize USAIR
Now let’s see if I understand this: USAIR asked the unions that have on two previous occasions released the company from its contractual wages and benefits, valued at $1 billion, to once again sacrifice, this time to the...
Read MoreThe Lula Administration and the Struggle for A New Brazil
In the opening of its annual session, the UN’s General Assembly 2004 was stage to a great dispute. On one side, the warlord, George W. Bush, isolated and defending a policy condemned all over the world, causing insecurity...
Read MoreCuban Statement to the U.N. General Assembly
Mr. President:Every year at the United Nations we go through the same ritual. We attend the general debate knowing beforehand that the clamor for justice and peace by our underdeveloped countries will be ignored once again....
Read MoreDeclaration of the International Strategy Meeting of Anti-War and Anti-Globalisation Movements.
We are delegates from social movements, organizations, political parties, networks, and coalitions from 43 countries who are struggling for global peace and justice and who are committed to equality, solidarity, and diversity....
Read MoreReview: Guantanamo: What the World Should Know
Michael Ratner is a prominent civil rights lawyer and president of the Center for Constitutional Rights In his jost recent book,Guantanamo, he collaborates with political journalist Ellen Ray to describe the illegal detention...
Read MoreLet Us Not Lose Sight Of Workers? Rights
On Thursday 16th September, we are likely to have the largest strike by public service workers since our democratic breakthrough in 1994. The SACP is not in the habit of involving itself directly in the details of any collective...
Read MoreThe Milosevic Trial: Up Against These Laws, International Law (and Milosevic) Haven’t A Chance
It would be naïve to expect there can be anything other than a guilty verdict in the Milosevic case, if only because the trial – its wheels set in motion by the same parties whose interest in dismembering Yugoslavia...
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