Left Socialist Party (Belgium)

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See also Left Socialists (Denmark), Left Socialist Party (Sweden) and Left Socialist-Revolutionaries (Russia).

The Left Socialist Party (Linkse Socialistische Partij/Parti Socialiste de Lutte, LSP/PSL) is a political party in Belgium without parliamentary representation. It is the Belgian section of the Committee for a Workers' International, a Trotskyist International.

It was formed in 1992 as 'Militant Links' (Militant Left) and fights for the right of the workers and the people in general. The party is very active at demonstrations and numbers a lot of young people.

Among others, the LSP was involved in the new political movement Committee for Another Policy (CAP), which participated in the Belgian elections of June 10, 2007.

External links

• Official web site