What does PWW stand for?

People's Weekly World (US Communist Party newspaper)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Pepe Lozano is the Chicago correspondent and editorial board member with the People's Weekly World newspaper at pww.

Armando Robles: the union leader shares lessons from the six-day ...

Joining LULAC were the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF), the National Council of La Raza (NCLR), the Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan (MEChA), and numerous other left-wing radical organizations, including the Communist Party USA, which played up the demonstrations in its newspaper, the People's Weekly World.

Sponsoring the revolution: illegal immigrants are pawns in a game ...

SOURCES: The London Guardian, April 22, 2002, "The Coup" by Duncan Campbell May 13, 2002, "OPEC Chief Warned Chavez about Coup" by Greg Palast Global Outlook, Summer 2002, "Venezuela: Bush Administration Behind Failed Coup" by Joe Taglieri People's Weekly World.

More under-covered stories: U.S. involvement in foreign policy ...

The December 7, 2002 online edition of the People's Weekly World (PWW), official newspaper of the Communist Party USA, carried an interesting article on this phenomenon.

Brazil's Lula sings globalist tune. (Insider Report)

The People's Weekly World, newspaper of the Communist Party USA, has served as one of Mumia's chief megaphones.

Radicals, Celebs Turn Out for Mumia Abu-Jamal