PARIS welcomed socialists from all over Europe to the first Assembly of the European Left on June 12.
The appeal for the meeting was signed by Labour MPs Tony kenn. Ken vinedon and Jeremy Corbyn, and a number of representatives and individuals from sizeable European leftwing organizations such as Italy's Party of Communist Refoundation, the United Left and the Workers Commissions from the Spanish State, and the GerA wide range of groupings Irom the French lell - among them dissident Socialist and Communist currents and some Greens - were also involved The Fourth International and is socoons cnthusiastically supported the initiative and many of its The meeting was a product and expression of the need felt throughout the left for a renewed direction and sense of pumase after the collance of the Soviet bloc - critical currents originating in the formerly pro-Soviet Communist Parties were strongly represented.
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