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New!
Absolved
by Solidarity/Absueltos por la
Solidaridad
16 watercolors for 16 years of
unjust
imprisonment
By
Antonio Guerrero
Bilingual edition: English and
Spanish
Special
introductory offer
$10.00
List Price:
$15
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This portrait of 16 years of struggle
couldn’t be more timely, with the release
from US prisons of Gerardo Hernández, Ramón
Labañino, and Antonio Guerrero, joining
Fernando González and René González on Cuban
soil. The five revolutionaries were framed up
in 1998 on "conspiracy" charges. Their
alleged crimes? Gathering information on
Cuban American groups that have long carried
out murderous attacks on the Cuban Revolution
and its supporters.
Guerrero’s 16 watercolors, along with his
words and those of his four compañeros,
convey the dignity, strength, humanity—and
humor—of these unbowed soldiers, who’ve
become the face of the Cuban Revolution the
world over. Their freedom was won by a
hard-fought international campaign. The jury
of millions has spoken. The Cuban Five are
free!
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Malcolm
X, Black Liberation,
and the Road to Workers Power
By
Jack Barnes
Price: $20
Also available in
Spanish,
French,
Greek,
Farsi,
Arabic
“Don’t start with Blacks as an oppressed
nationality. Start with the vanguard place and
weight of workers who are Black in broad
proletarian-led social and political struggles in
the United States. From the Civil War to today, the
record is mind-boggling. It’s the strength and
resilience, not the oppression, that bowls you
over.”—Jack Barnes
Includes four photo sections and over 130
photographs and drawings, author’s introduction,
index, glossary.
“… A powerful and persuasive political
testimony, enhanced with black-and-white
photographs, a glossary, and an
index.”—Midwest Book Review
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Cuba and Angola
Fighting for Africa’s Freedom and Our
Own
By
Fidel Castro, Raúl
Castro,
Nelson Mandela, and others
Price: $12
Also available in
Spanish
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In March 1988, the army of South Africa’s
apartheid regime was dealt a crushing defeat
by Cuban, Angolan, and Namibian combatants at
the battle of Cuito Cuanavale in Angola. In
what Mandela called “a milestone in the
history of the struggle for southern African
liberation,” Angola’s sovereignty was
secured. Namibia’s independence was won. The
deepening revolutionary struggle in South
Africa received a powerful boost.
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50 Years of Covert Operations in the
US
Washington’s Political Police and the
American Working Class
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Socialism on Trial
Testimony at Minneapolis Sedition
Trial
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By
Larry Seigle,
Steve Clark,
Farrell Dobbs
Price: $12
Also available in
Spanish and
Farsi
The 15-year political campaign of the
Socialist Workers Party to expose decades of
spying and disruption by the FBI and other
federal cop agencies targeting working class
organizations and other opponents of
government policies. Traces the origins of
bipartisan efforts to expand presidential
powers and build the “national security”
state essential to maintaining capitalist
rule. Includes “Imperialist War and the
Working Class” by Farrell Dobbs.
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By
James P. Cannon
Price: $16
Also available in
Spanish and
Farsi
The revolutionary program of the working
class, as presented during the 1941 trial of
leaders of the Minneapolis labor movement and
the Socialist Workers Party for “seditious
conspiracy.” Includes Cannon’s answer to
ultraleft critics of the defendants, drawing
lessons from the working-class movement from
Marx and Engels to the October Revolution and
beyond.
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Includes firsthand accounts of the work of Cuban
medical brigades in Equatorial Guinea, now
extending to Sierra Leone, Liberia and
Guinea-Conakry as hundreds of Cuban volunteer
medics combat the Ebola epidemic. Here we see the
living example of the Cuban Revolution, exemplified
by the international solidarity of workers and
farmers who took political power into their own
hands five decades ago.
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Sixty years ago, an article published in the
socialist weekly the Militant sparked a
lively debate on how the cosmetics and “fashion”
industries play on the economic and emotional
insecurities of women and youth to rake in profits.
Today that exchange, contained in this book, a
Marxist classic, offers an introduction to the
origin of women’s oppression and the struggle for
liberation.
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A companion volume
to
Women in Cuba: The Making of a
Revolution
Within the Revolution
From Santiago de Cuba and the Rebel Army to
the Birth of the Federation of Cuban
Women
By
Vilma Espín,
Asela de los Santos, and Yolanda
Ferrer
Price: $20
Also available in
Spanish
As working people in Cuba fought to bring down a
bloody tyranny in the 1950s, the unprecedented
integration of women in the ranks and leadership of
the struggle was not an aberration. It was
inseparably intertwined with the proletarian course
of the leadership of the Cuban Revolution from the
start.
Women in Cuba: The Making of a Revolution Within
the Revolution is the story of that revolution
and how it transformed the women and men who made
it. The book was introduced at the 2012 Havana
International Book Fair by a panel of speakers from
Cuba and the US. Women and Revolution: The
Living Example of the Cuban Revolution contains
the presentations from that event.
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The Changing Face of U.S.
Politics
By
Jack Barnes
Price: $24
Also available in
French,Greek,
Spanish,
Swedish,
Farsi
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Building the kind of party working people
need to prepare for coming class battles
through which they will revolutionize
themselves, their unions, and all society. A
handbook for those seeking the road toward
effective action to overturn the exploitative
system of capitalism and join in
reconstructing the world on new, socialist
foundations.
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Lenin’s Final Fight
Speeches and Writings,
1922-23
By
V. I. Lenin
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New International
no. 11
U.S. Imperialism Has Lost the Cold
War
By
Jack Barnes
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Price: $20
Also available in
Spanish and
Greek
In 1922 and 1923, V.I. Lenin, central leader
of the world’s first socialist revolution,
waged what was to be his last political
battle. At stake was whether that revolution,
and the international movement it led, would
remain on the proletarian course that had
brought workers and peasants to power in
October 1917. Indispensable to understanding
how the privileged caste led by Stalin arose
and the consequences for the class struggle
in the 20th and 21st centuries.
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Price: $16
Also available in
French,
Spanish,
Farsi,
Swedish,
Greek,
Icelandic
U.S. Imperialism Has Lost the Cold War….
That’s what the Socialist Workers Party
concluded in the wake of the collapse of
regimes and parties across Eastern Europe and
in the USSR that claimed to be Communist.
Contrary to imperialism’s hopes, the working
class in those countries has not been
crushed. It remains an intractable obstacle
to reimposing and stabilizing capitalist
relations, one that will have to be
confronted by the exploiters in class battles
in a hot war.
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Direct from
Cuba
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Fidel Castro's day-by-day account of the final
months of the revolutionary war in Cuba to bring
down the US-backed Batista dictatorship. Tells
how worker and peasant combatants defeated the
“final offensive” by an army more than 30 times
their size, launched a 147-day counteroffensive
to extend the revolutionary struggle to the rest
of the country, and took power January 1, 1959.
Includes communiquès, letters, maps, and photos.
Two volumes.
Published by Cuba's Council of State. Distributed
by Pathfinder.
Get both books for
$50.
Click here for details.
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Newly
reissued:
Selected Speeches of Fidel
Castro
Price: $15
Includes 1961 speech, "I Shall Be a
Marxist-Leninist to the End of My Life," explaining
why only a socialist revolution could bring about
the profound changes Cuban working people had
overthrown the Batista dictatorship to achieve.
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