People's World

The People's World, in Spanish known as the Mundo Popular, is a bilingual news web site associated with the Communist Party USA.

History

The newspaper, formerly named People's Daily World and later People's Weekly World, in Spanish Nuestro Mundo ("Our World") is a national, grassroots daily newspaper. It is published by Long View Publishing Co. People's World came about when the Daily Worker, the east coast Communist Party USA daily newspaper, which was founded in 1924, and the Communist Party USA's west coast daily newspaper, The Daily People's World, merged to become "People's Weekly World". People's World reports on and analyzes what it sees as the pressing issues and struggles of the day: the movements for jobs, peace, equality, democracy, civil rights and liberties, labor, immigrant, LGBT and women's rights, protection of the environment, and more. Mundopopular.org provides the same coverage in Spanish.^[1]

People's World is funded by its supporters and published by a small staff, and a network of volunteers. The newspaper is a member of the International Labor Communications Association.

On January 1, 2010, the People's World became an online-only publication.

References

↑ People's World: About

External links

Official website (English) (Spanish)

Communist Party USA

Nominees

Presidential	1924: Foster 1928: Foster 1932: Foster 1936: Browder 1940: Browder 1968: Mitchell 1972: Hall 1976: Hall 1980: Hall 1984: Hall

Vice Presidential	1924: Gitlow 1928: Gitlow 1932: Ford 1936: Ford 1940: Ford 1968: Zagarell 1972: Tyner 1976: Tyner 1980: Davis 1984: Davis

Leaders

C. E. Ruthenberg (1919–1920; 1922–1927)
Alfred Wagenknecht (1919–1921)
Charles Dirba (1920–1921)
Louis Shapiro (late 1920)
L. E. Katterfeld (1921)
William Weinstone (1921–1922)
Jay Lovestone (1922; 1927–1929)
James P. Cannon (1921–1922)
Caleb Harrison (1921-1922)
Abram Jakira (1922–1923)
William Z. Foster (1929–1934)
Earl Browder (1934–1945)
Eugene Dennis (1945–1959)
William Z. Foster (1945–1957)
Gus Hall (1959–2000)
Sam Webb (2000–2014)
John Bachtell (2014–present)

Litigation

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