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Green Left Weekly issue #490, 1 May 2002

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Also in GLW #490:

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FRANCE: Behind the shock victo...

IRAQ: US sabotages progress on...

ISRAEL: The beginning of suici...

ITALY: Communist Party debates...

ITALY: `The piazzas are too sm...

PALESTINE: Israeli assault lea...

UNITED STATES: 200,000 protest...

UNITED STATES: Fighting for ch...

read »Comment & Analysis

Editorial: Fighting fo...

Feminist column: and ai...

read »Australian News

AMWU sets a militant way forwa...

Food workers offered a militan...

Home births under threat

Hundreds protest for Palestine...

Labor backs Forestry Tasmania

Meatworkers forced to accept p...

Protesters told Curtin 'worse ...

Refugee activists plan protest...

Ruddock grilled in London

Seminar to debate union disaff...

Sharon's carnage: `Part of the...

Show Mercy: support for refuge...

Vigil for a free Palestine

read »Cultural Dissent

Arthur Miller and the morality...

Finkelstein exposes the Zionis...

Girt by sea and surrounded by ...

Museworthy: Leaving the Window...

Poem: Behind the Wire

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Regular Feature: Loose ...

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Issues: ACM punishes Vi...

Issues: CFMEU: `They wi...

Issues: From M1 to M1

Issues: Why oppose NT L...

Features: Refugee `riot...

Cover Story: UNITED STA...

Cover Story: `Everyone ...

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