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'''Independent Revolution''' or '''iRevo''' was a tendency within the youth organization [[Revolution (political group)|REVOLUTION]], consisting of the sections in [[Germany]], [[Switzerland]], the [[Czech Republic]] and [[Australia]]. They left REVOLUTION in 2007, refusing to remain affiliated to the [[League for the Fifth International]], forming a separate international of youth organisations while keeping the REVOLUTION name. The Australian section soon became inactive. The three remaining sections renamed themselves and their international '''Revolutionary Internationalist Organization (RIO)''' in January 2010. At the same time they ceased to refer to themselves as youth organisations, RIO membership is open to people of all ages. |
'''Independent Revolution''' or '''iRevo''' was a tendency within the youth organization [[Revolution (political group)|REVOLUTION]], consisting of the sections in [[Germany]], [[Switzerland]], the [[Czech Republic]] and [[Australia]]. They left REVOLUTION in 2007, refusing to remain affiliated to the [[League for the Fifth International]], forming a separate international of youth organisations while keeping the REVOLUTION name. The Australian section soon became inactive. The three remaining sections renamed themselves and their international '''Revolutionary Internationalist Organization (RIO)''' in January 2010. At the same time they ceased to refer to themselves as youth organisations, RIO membership is open to people of all ages. |
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In common with the partisans of the L5I in the Czech Republic the members of RIO joined the New Anticapitalist Left (NAL) party in 2009. By early 2011 they held that the L5I supporters were attempting to expell them from that party. |
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Revision as of 02:41, 4 April 2011
Independent Revolution or iRevo was a tendency within the youth organization REVOLUTION, consisting of the sections in Germany, Switzerland, the Czech Republic and Australia. They left REVOLUTION in 2007, refusing to remain affiliated to the League for the Fifth International, forming a separate international of youth organisations while keeping the REVOLUTION name. The Australian section soon became inactive. The three remaining sections renamed themselves and their international Revolutionary Internationalist Organization (RIO) in January 2010. At the same time they ceased to refer to themselves as youth organisations, RIO membership is open to people of all ages.
In common with the partisans of the L5I in the Czech Republic the members of RIO joined the New Anticapitalist Left (NAL) party in 2009. By early 2011 they held that the L5I supporters were attempting to expell them from that party.