Headlines from GLW #727, 10 October 2007:

'We can stop this pulp mill!'

AUSTRALIAN NEWS, 5 October 2007

The federal environment minister, Malcolm Turnbull, has given government approval to the construction of the Gunns pulp mill in the Tasmanian Tamar Valley, planned to be the biggest pulp mill in the world. The decision, announced on October 4, attached an extra the 24 conditions to the approval, on top of 24 conditions previously imposed. »

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Che Guevara's legacy lives on in Latin America

COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 6 October 2007

As the 40th anniversary of the death of Argentinean-born revolutionary Ernesto “Che” Guevara, murdered in Bolivia on October 9, 1967, on the orders of the CIA, arrives, there is increasing evidence that his spirit of struggle against injustice continues to get stronger in Latin America. »

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Hugo Chavez: social democrat or revolutionary?

INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 5 October 2007

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Sandinistas in power: gains and contradictions

INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 5 October 2007

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Green Left Weekly's $250,000 Fighting Fund: Corporate media profits from Howard's lies

GENERAL, 5 October 2007

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Reject Andrews' racist refugee policy!

COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 6 October 2007

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The man behind the myth: Che's legacy continues

INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 5 October 2007

Forty years after his assassination, Ernesto “Che” Guevara remains ubiquitous. His image is familiar to everyone. Taken by Alberto Korda, the famous photo of Che shows a young revolutionary looking into the middle-distance with an expression of intense, steely determination. The image has come to symbolise the struggle for Third Wold independence, and is synonymous with the Cuban Revolution, which overthrew a US-backed dictator to institutionalise people’s power. »

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Venezuela: Challenges facing the PSUV

INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 5 October 2007

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Hugo Chavez: social democrat or rev...

Iran: Another setback for US sancti...

Iraq: US combat deaths up by 60% on...

Latin America's three vanguards

One last favour: Australia, Cuba an...

Peru: An encounter with Tintaya

Sandinistas in power: gains and con...

Stalemate on the South American che...

The man behind the myth: Che's lega...

Venezuela: Challenges facing the PS...

Western hypocrisy and Burma's dicta...

read »Comment & Analysis

'Restore Haneef's work visa now!'

Additional inaccurate and unfair at...

Che Guevara's legacy lives on in La...

Howard's IR inquisition causing inc...

Reject Andrews' racist refugee poli...

Rudd vows to `charge' Iran's presid...

Stop fiddling while Australia burns...

The origins of the ALP

Undermining of working standards is...

Letters: Letters to the Edit...

Resistance!: Hands off Boliv...

Resistance!: Lower the votin...

Our Common Cause: Liars caug...

read »General

Green Left Weekly's $250,000 Fighti...

Publication schedule

read »Australian News

'We can stop this pulp mill!'

Constructing Fear premieres in Bris...

Foster's workers walk off the job

Free Burma!

Print workers go on strike

SIEV-X memorial project

Tamils face committal hearing

Victorian nurses to vote on industr...

Walk Against Warming

Yunupingu does U-turn on NT interve...

`Weld Angel' faces court

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