On one-year anniversary of ALU’s historic victory, New York Times does hit job on the union

A year ago, the Amazon Labor Union (ALU) surprised and excited the labor movement and shocked the ruling class with the first union victory at Amazon. The New York Times, one of U.S. capitalism’s foremost mouthpieces, has marked the anniversary with a front-page hit job on the union, entitled “Strains . . .

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Long live the working class of France: Vive la classe ouvrière de la France!

The working class of France is in the streets, with millions of people striking and demonstrating.  The proverbial straw — more like a whole big bundle of straw — was French President Emmanuel Macron’s decision to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. Macron, who imposed this attack on . . .

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As Zelensky speaks, vigil to demand Austria maintain neutrality

Workers World received this petition and call for a vigil from the Austrian group, the Social Alliance for Peace and Neutrality. Translation: John Catalinotto. Vienna protest of German decision to send tanks to Ukraine, Jan. 30, 2023. Credit: Social Alliance for Peace and Neutrality Vigil: Building peace without weapons Thursday, . . .

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Atlanta: Protest over police murder of Forest Defender

More than 100 people sat cross-legged at Atlanta’s State Capitol March 25, with their hands raised and palms inward with red X’s on the backside, to indicate where some of the 14 bullet wounds pierced Manuel Paezl Teran’s body. Atlanta protest, March 25. PHOTO: Gloria Tatum The autopsy commissioned by . . .

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El ciclón Freddy pone de relieve las desigualdades ¡Reparaciones para África!

Estados Unidos tiene el 5% de la población mundial, pero es responsable del 28% de las emisiones anuales de carbono del mundo: unas 15 toneladas per cápita al año. En el caso del 10% más rico, ¡se aproxima a las 55 toneladas per cápita! Por el contrario, el segundo continente . . .

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