Archive

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Renowned social activist assassinated in MexicoJun 03, 2009
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"A real challenge to neo-liberalism"May 27, 2009
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“Strength lies in unity, not division”May 26, 2009
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Solidarity is not just a wordMay 26, 2009
85.
Stop exploitation of shipbreaking workersMay 26, 2009
86.
Openness, democracy and participation of allMay 26, 2009
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Congress elects new leadershipMay 25, 2009
88.
Seize the opportunity of the crisis or perishMay 25, 2009
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Working Group calls for more IMF engagement in ChinaMay 25, 2009
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IMF launches new websiteMay 24, 2009
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IMF Executive proposes candidates for Congress 2009 electionsMay 22, 2009
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IMF Ford Network builds cross-border solidarityMay 14, 2009
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Electronics companies urged to recognise workers' right to unioniseMay 11, 2009
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Union gains as Hyundai India strike endsMay 08, 2009
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Rights abuses escalate at Toshiba IndonesiaMay 06, 2009
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May Day celebration is important!Apr 30, 2009
97.
Surprise: labour market deregulation is no recipe for development!Apr 29, 2009
98.
New Congress reports now availableApr 28, 2009
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IMF Congress to debate the big issues for metalworkersApr 28, 2009
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Indian autoworkers strike HyundaiApr 24, 2009

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