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Wall Street crash: What does it mean?
Sam Marcy — a Marxist-Leninist historian, theoretician and strategist, journalist and activist, co-founder of Workers World Party in 1959 and chairperson until his death in 1998 — wrote this still relevant analysis of the impact of the October 1987 stock market crash that holds many lessons for today. The article was dated Nov. 2, 1987. …
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¡Construir protestas para defender a los estudiantes!
Mundo Obrero (MO) hace un llamamiento a todos los estudiantes que tienen derechos ciudadanos en Estados Unidos y que se identifican con el derecho a protestar para que emprendan acciones en defensa de cualquier estudiante que haya sido blanco de la administración Trump y de los policías del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas…
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Wall Street crash: What does it mean?
Sam Marcy — a Marxist-Leninist historian, theoretician and strategist, journalist and activist, co-founder of Workers World Party in 1959 and chairperson until his death in 1998 — wrote this still relevant analysis of the impact of the October 1987 stock market crash that holds many lessons for today. The article was dated Nov. 2, 1987. …
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¡Construir protestas para defender a los estudiantes!
Mundo Obrero (MO) hace un llamamiento a todos los estudiantes que tienen derechos ciudadanos en Estados Unidos y que se identifican con el derecho a protestar para que emprendan acciones en defensa de cualquier estudiante que haya sido blanco de la administración Trump y de los policías del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas…
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End the war in Ukraine! U.S./NATO out of Eastern Europe!
End the war in Ukraine! U.S./NATO out of Eastern Europe! Workers World republishes the March 21, 2025, commentary of the Louisiana Workers Voice Socialist Movement in New Orleans, which provides a summary of the U.S. intervention in Ukraine that provoked the war, including the role of the Democratic and Republican administrations. The facts about U.S.…
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US Has No Real Targets in Yemen, and It’s Costing Taxpayers Billions
Just three weeks into U.S. President Donald Trump’s air campaign against Yemen, reports emerged that the operation was nearing $1 billion in costs—a figure likely underestimated. More striking, however, is the volume of civilian infrastructure hit, indicating a lack of military targets. The U.S. has killed at least 130 civilians in Yemen since launching its…