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Iraq: Saddam’s capture will not end Iraq turmoil
cwi statement
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Iraq occupation: Grim reality hits US leaders
US DEPUTY defence secretary and right-wing political hawk Paul Wolfowitz got a taste of Iraqi realities when rockets slammed into the supposedly secure al-Rashid hotel where he stayed in Baghdad last week.
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Iraq: 27 September global protests against occupation
Athens rally hears support for imprisoned Irish activists
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Iraq: Worldwide protests demand: End Occupation Now!
While these demonstrations may be smaller than the monster worldwide anti-war protests of millions held in mid-February, they will represent the continuing opposition, not only to invasion of Iraq, but also to Bush and Blair’s […]
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Iraq after imperialist conquest: What way forward for the Iraqi working class?
We applaud the militants of the Worker Communist Party of Iraq who have been to the forefront in building organisations of the Iraqi working class and women’s organisations. We salute the courage of the WCPI […]
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Iraq: Occupation forces face hostility
The British military in Basra, Iraq’s second biggest city, is under attack. This is not from ’rogue elements’ of the former Ba’athist regime but local residents incensed at the lack of mains electricity and, ironically […]
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Iraq: Opposition to US/UK occupation mounts
The deaths of Saddam Hussein’s sons has not stopped the attacks on coalition forces.
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Iraq: Who’s winning the war of occupation
THE PEOPLE of Basra will "look back and remember what you did and recognise that as the start of their future and a life of hope and the possibility of prosperity," said Tony Blair to […]
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Iraq: Occupiers, privatisers and exploiters
THE US-led coalition forces occupying Iraq can’t get the country’s power supply going regularly nor can they create health and education services for local people.