Liberdade, Socialismo e Revolução

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Liberdade, Socialismo e Revolução (LSR) is the Brazilian section of the Committee for a Workers' International, an international association of Trotskyist parties.

LSR was created in 2009 by a fusion of Socialismo Revolucionário (SR) and Colectivo Liberdade Socialiste (CLS), preceded by two years of close co-operation between the two groups.

SR emerged from the struggle of Brazilian CWI members to build a revolutionary left alternative in the mass movement. It was founded in 1996. It supports a socialist program and strategy and has been involved in the struggles of young people and workers.

LSR members are active on several fronts, including schools, factories, non-industrial workplaces, and neighborhoods, organizing against government abuses. They are active in the Socialism and Freedom Party (P-SOL) (in which LSR exists as a tendency), in the mass organizations of the working class and the youth, in the unions, in the Conlutas union confederation, workplace associations, student unions and school entities, defending the unification of struggles and linking immediate demands and struggles with the general struggle against capitalism.

External links

• Official site