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Started by Hank Roth
Thu, 28 Jan 1993 02:08
FOURTH INT'L REUNIFICATION
Author: Hank Roth
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 02:08
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 02:08
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/* Written 5:13 pm Jan 27, 1993 by pnews@igc.apc.org in igc:p.news */ /* ---------- "FOURTH INT'L REUNIFICATION" ---------- */ <<< via P_news/p.news >>> REUNIFICATION EFFORTS OF THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL * Both FIT and Solidarity (USA) organizations just recently merged into one organization, under the banner of Solidarity, and the publication (BIDOM) which was formerly the official journal of FIT became an independent socialist publication. * Delegates to the eighth national conference of the Fourth Internationalist Tendency (FIT), meeting in Pittsburgh, Pa, on September 19th voted to approve the following motions: (1) "This conference approves the unity of the Fourth Internationalist Tendency and Solidarity," and (2) "At the conclusion of its agenda, this conference formally terminates the independent organizational existence of the Fourth Internationalist Tendency as it is presently constituted." * The division within the ranks of the U.S. Fourth Internationalist was a result of a series of expulsions from the Socialist Workers Party in the early 80s, of which Socialist Action was also apart, however discussions to unify SA with Solidarity failed. There are other groups ( The Milwaukee Revolutionary Socialist Group, the Trotskyist League and individuals) within the Fourth International that have also expressed a desire to cooperate in building a movement through common political work, but have not joined in this partial reunification. An attempt is being made by Solidarity and BIDOM for an eventual unification of all supporters of the Fourth International.]
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