Socialist Action, Vol. 28, No. 1
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Contents
Divided into articles by machine, from the type sizes on the page: a headline can be misread, and a box, advert or caption can end up inside the article next to it. Titles in square brackets are the opening words, where the headline could not be read.
- U.S. brokers sham accord at Copenhagen climate talks · Christine Frank p. 1
- Health ‘reform’ bill a bonanza for the insurance corps · Andrew Pollack p. 1
- Reformers win leadership of two Teamster local unions · David Bernt pp. 2–3
- Civilian casualties spiral as U.S. wages terror war in Afghanistan · Michael Schreiber pp. 3–4
- Copenhagen is a turning point for the movement p. 5
- Death squads unleashed in Honduras · Clay Wadena p. 5
- Two new Trotsky biographies: biased, inaccurate, superficial · Joe Auciello pp. 6–8
- News and views from SA Canada Ottawa is a culprit in Copenhagen climate fiasco · Barry Weisleder p. 8
- Political crisis boils over Afghan occupation p. 8
- Pension ‘status quo’ not an option — CLC p. 8
- Quebec Solidaire Opts for Independence & Sovereignty · Robbie Mahood pp. 9–10
- Chavez calls for a Fifth International · Gerry Foley p. 10
- U.S. Marines vs. Avatars · Gaetana Caldwell-Smith p. 11
- Activists try to break through Israeli-Egyptian siege of Gaza · Andrew Pollack p. 12
- Where ever we went (in Cairo), people would ask, ‘Are you here for Gaza?’ p. 12