International Left Opposition

Target entity: International Left Opposition
Context triple: [Left Opposition in the Soviet Union, influenced, International Left Opposition]

• A. European Anti-Capitalist Left
  The European Anti-Capitalist Left is a transnational network of radical left-wing parties and organizations in Europe that advocate anti-capitalist, socialist, and often eco-socialist alternatives to mainstream European Union policies.
• B. International Committee of the Fourth International
  The International Committee of the Fourth International is a Trotskyist organization that emerged from a major split in the Fourth International and claims to uphold orthodox Trotskyist principles against what it views as revisionist tendencies.
• C. Movement for Socialism
  Movement for Socialism is a left-wing Bolivian political party known for its indigenous rights advocacy, anti-neoliberal policies, and leadership under Evo Morales.
• D. Socialist Equality Party (United States)
  The Socialist Equality Party (United States) is a Trotskyist political party that serves as the American section of the International Committee of the Fourth International, advocating revolutionary socialism and international working-class solidarity.
• E. Juventudes de Izquierda
  Juventudes de Izquierda is the youth wing of Mexico’s left-leaning Party of the Democratic Revolution, organizing and representing young activists within the party’s political and social initiatives.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: International Left Opposition
Target entity description: The International Left Opposition was a Trotskyist communist organization formed in the early 1930s to oppose Stalinism and advocate for a revolutionary alternative within the international workers’ movement.

• A. European Anti-Capitalist Left
  The European Anti-Capitalist Left is a transnational network of radical left-wing parties and organizations in Europe that advocate anti-capitalist, socialist, and often eco-socialist alternatives to mainstream European Union policies.
• B. International Committee of the Fourth International
  The International Committee of the Fourth International is a Trotskyist organization that emerged from a major split in the Fourth International and claims to uphold orthodox Trotskyist principles against what it views as revisionist tendencies.
• C. Movement for Socialism
  Movement for Socialism is a left-wing Bolivian political party known for its indigenous rights advocacy, anti-neoliberal policies, and leadership under Evo Morales.
• D. Socialist Equality Party (United States)
  The Socialist Equality Party (United States) is a Trotskyist political party that serves as the American section of the International Committee of the Fourth International, advocating revolutionary socialism and international working-class solidarity.
• E. Juventudes de Izquierda
  Juventudes de Izquierda is the youth wing of Mexico’s left-leaning Party of the Democratic Revolution, organizing and representing young activists within the party’s political and social initiatives.
• F. None of above. chosen